Everyone had a horror movie they just couldn’t watch as a kid.
Mine was Jeepers Creepers.
There was something about the creeper that I found so utterly terrifying, it was difficult
for me to uncover my eyes at the sight of him.
The creeper is the villain in the horror film franchise entitled Jeepers Creepers.
Every 23rd spring, for 23 days, the creeper wakes up from hibernation to feed.
The creeper is said to be an ancient creature, an alien or maybe even a demon who must harvest
human organs to replace its old ones.
He regenerates his body parts by devouring the body part of a human.
Scary right?
But what if the creeper wasn’t just a villain in a film.
What if he really existed?
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The exact origin of the creeper is unknown.
He is covered in dark green, thick scales, and wears a 19th-century duster and trousers
so that he looks human from a distance.
But when you get closer, it’s clear he isn’t human.
He has sharp pointy teeth, a third nostril and a hood of scales he can extend on his
head as a threat display.
The creeper can also fly; his back is adorned with bat-like wings that allow him to fly
extremely fast, fast enough to keep up with speeding cars.
His feet are talons that resemble a bird’s.
The creeper is also very strong.
He has the ability to flip cars, rip them apart, as well as tear apart a human being
with his bare hands.
The creeper doesn’t only spend his time hunting.
He’s got some pretty twisted hobbies as well.
He displays a human-like intelligence, although he does not speak.
While the creeper is awake, he enjoys making art out of dead bodies.
He decorates the wall of his den with collages of body parts he has sewn together.
The creeper also knows a fair bit about human biology, in fact, it’s somewhat of an obsession
of his.
He has the ability to cut out organs, attach them to other organs and keep them alive.
He can also preserve human bodies for centuries.
Yeah, the creeper isn’t only terrifying looking, he’s also got an extremely perverse
personality.
He obviously didn’t listen to his mother when she said, don’t play with your food,
because he loves to toy with his victims before he consumes them.
He loves terrifying his victims and seems to seek out the ones that fear him most.
Let’s be honest.
If there really were a twisted bat lookin’ scaley motherfucker flying around sewing dead
bodies together, there would be widespread mass hysteria.
If you think watching a movie about the creeper is bad, try living in a world where the creeper
is real.
If the creeper really woke up every 23 years, its quite possible that people would believe
he was some sort of god, offering themselves up as sacrifices.
Others would prepare for the awakening of the creeper by hiding out in underground bomb
shelters for the 23 days he was awake.
Perhaps the most terrifying thing about the creeper is he displays no sense of empathy
for any of his victims.
That being said, the creeper knows who he’s going to kill.
He observes his victims from a distance, chooses them, and then leaves the others for reasons
unknown.
The creeper does not discriminate, often choosing children to target.
It can be said that the creeper knows what he wants, and there’s nothing anyone can
do about it.
Or is there?
If you end up being a chosen one, or to avoid being a chosen one, perhaps the one way to
confuse the creeper is by not being afraid of him.
The creepers third nostril allows him to detect the organs he needs to replace, but only in
a state of fear.
A person can counter this by not being afraid of the creeper, which, not gonna lie, would
be pretty hard.
He certainly does whatever he can to scare his victims.
If the creeper was real, Brave souls might want to take out their guns and attempt to
kill the creeper, but its evident that the creeper is immortal.
He can regenerate body parts after being shot by simply feeding on another victim.
Even when his head was hit with harpoons, he was still able to move.
Perhaps the only way to really kill the creeper is to destroy him completely with a bomb,
but even that would be extremely hard to do as the creeper is extremely proficient at
flying.
But with today's radar technology and sensors, the military might succeed in destroying the
creeper once and for all.
Once they managed to do so, scientists would examine its parts to find out how it could
regenerate itself.
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