Pedophilia in Jeepers Creepers?

[BoyScoutKevin]

Fearless Freep, with all due respect, that is apple and oranges. For the most part, a lion is an instinctive animal. Thus we should not expect any better behavior from them.
While a human, and in this regard, a vampire is for the most part, a reasoning animal.
Thus we should expect better behavior from them.
And, by the way, most of the hunting in a pride is not done by the male lion, but, by the female lioness

[Fearless Freep]

While a human, and in this regard, a vampire is for the most part, a reasoning animal.
Thus we should expect better behavior from them.

Exactly, above all, we should expect more intelligent behavior from them. It simply makes more sense to go after the prey that's a) easier to bring down and b) less likely to present a serious threat in return. Even football players do it by throwing toward the less skilled cornerback  or running toward the weaker side of the line.   Or walking Barry Bonds to pitch to Benito Santiago.  You avoid the more dangerous opponent to go for the weaker opponant less likely to hurt you in return.

I just wacthed Dracula 2000 the other night, for what it's worth.  I noticed he had no real problem with going after men when need be

And, by the way, most of the hunting in a pride is not done by the male lion, but, by the female lioness

Doesn't really matter; pick any  predator animal.    If need be, they can take down a strong opponant, but the odd are lower and the danger of getting damaged in return is higher, so they tend to go after easier prey.

Any sexual inclination between an adult vampire and a child victim  is a personal issue with that vampire and not inherent in the predetor/prey relationship

[BoyScoutKevin]

I guess this is where we agree to disagree, Fearless Freep. Though, of course, you are right in your argumens, af far as it goes.. But, if one can take down a stronger prey in a film or real life, why pick on a child. I say not. But, in a film does it bother me, as much as it does in real life. No, of course, not, because a film is only an imaginary event. While real life is real, andthus bothers me more. And you are right again. It is personal,. Which is something else we'll probably have to agree to disagree on.