‘Hungry Eyes 5: Supposed details about the sequel’s plot and cast revealed; Check out!

According to Critical Overlord‘Hungry Eyes 5‘ will count on the return of Gina Philips It is Jonathan Breckreprising her roles as Trisha Jenner and the villain known as the Creature.

For those who don’t remember Phillips He acted in the first film in 2001 and returned for a cameo role in the third, released in 2017.

Brecker He was responsible for playing the Creature throughout the trilogy.

In addition to the duo, it was said that Patricia Belcher (‘Bones’) and Ray Wise (‘Twin Peaks’) are in talks to return.

Belcher played Jezelle Gay Hartman, a supporting character who was a psychic for most of her life, even though the police in the area didn’t believe her.

Wise gave life to Jack Taggart, a taciturn farmer father of Jack Jr. and Billy. After Billy is kidnapped by the Creature, Jack becomes obsessed with the idea of ​​capturing it, building a homemade harpoon gun in the back of his truck to hunt the demonic being.

Furthermore, it was said that the plot will show Jenner joining a group of survivors/hunters to fight the creature that ruined their lives.

For now, the new film has no release date.

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It’s worth remembering that the franchise got a reboot titled ‘Hungry Eyes: Rebirth‘ (Jeepers Creepers: Reborn), which was a huge failure.

The film promised to be a fresh start for the franchise, but it turned sour 0% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

The general consensus is that the new film presents absolutely nothing new to the genre or the franchise itself, relying on clichés through a cheap and poorly directed production.

The 13 published reviews were negative, while the public gave it 8% approval.

We have separated excerpts from the main criticisms:

“This reboot does not work as the revitalization of a saga, nor even as a simple film of the genre; It’s just the destruction of a franchise.” (guardian)

“’Hungry Eyes: Rebirth’ is TERRIBLE” (Olivia Cooke)

“’Hungry Eyes: Rebirth’ is neither fun nor scary like the original 2001 film. It’s a cheap copy, inferior in every way.” (Sydney Morning Herald)

“”Hungry Eyes: Rebirth’ is just a clichéd slasher without any memorable moments.” (Stuff.co.nz)

“’Hungry Eyes: Rebirth’ is shockingly even worse than the previous film. The acting and effects are embarrassing. Furthermore, the new elements introduced into the story are illogical.” (Cody Leach)

“Despite the interesting beginning, the presence of the Creeper in the story is almost accidental, which ends up turning this production into a cliché slasher.” (Starburst)

It is worth remembering that the editor-in-chief Renato Marafon was at the premiere in Los Angeles, bringing the review FIRST HAND to CinePOP readers.

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The horror will be released in national cinemas on January 5, 2023.

The plot revolves around a Horror Festival in Louisiana, which attracts hundreds of nerds and fans of the genre from all over the world. Among them is Chase and his girlfriend Laine, who is forced to embark on this adventure.

But as the festival approaches, Laine begins to have unexplained premonitions and disturbing visions associated with the city’s past and, most importantly, the legend of the Creeper. Soon, Laine begins to believe that something supernatural has been summoned… and that she is at the center of it all.

Filmed secretly during the pandemic, the film will be the first of a new trilogy, which this time will not have the involvement of Victor Salvaafter the director was arrested for child sexual abuse.

Timo Vuorensolawho has already supervised the films in the franchise ‘He drove the Nazis crazy‘, directs the new production.

The film was written by Sean Michael Argo (‘Iconoclast’).