Jeepers Creepers is 2001 American horror film written and directed by Victor Salva, the first film in the franchise of the same name.
In rural Florida, siblings Trish (Gina Philips) and Darry Jenner (Justin Long) arouse the ire of a murderous entity known as "the Creeper" (Jonathan Breck). The brother and sister must learn a way to defeat their mysterious adversary as he cuts a bloody path in search of them.
The following weapons were used in the film Jeepers Creepers:
A .357 Magnum Colt Trooper appears in the film several times, the first time in the holster of Trooper Gideon (Jon Beshara) and later at the county sheriff's station. (These are educated guesses, gleaned from multiple viewings of the clips, however all the scenes with the revolvers are dark and hard to make out).
Several unknown revolvers are seen during the Creeper's assault on the police station. They appear to Smith & Wesson types, judging by frames and ejector shrouds.
The Cat Lady (Eileen Brennan) retrieves a double-barreled shotgun from her house when she notices the Creeper posing in front of her scarecrow in the garden. She fires a shot at it but misses and it flees into her house, she then goes after it, fires two more shots from within before being killed by the Creeper. Apparently, the shotgun was loaded with high explosive rounds judging by its effect on the scarecrow post.
Winchester Model 1200s are used by Florida Highway Patrol officers who are killed by the Creeper in their patrol car. The Model 1200 is also used later (with rifle sights) by the deputies at the county sheriff's station.
Colt AR-15 HBAR rifles (more likely being that they are police rather than military) are used when the deputies don riot gear and confront the Creeper at the films' conclusion.
