Director Victor Salva, who was previously convicted of child molestation in 1988, has incorporated jokes about child sex abuse into his new film, Jeepers Creepers 3.

Salva served 15 months in prison for abusing the 12-year-old child star of his debut film, Clownhouse, at the age of 30, as well as filming the molestation and possession of child pornography.

According to reports, the original version of Jeepers Creepers 3 featured a scene that hinted at the sexual abuse between a 13-year-old runaway, played by 21-year-old actress Gabrielle Haugh, and her stepfather through an exchange which saw one character sympathize with her molester.

“Can you blame the step-dad, though?” one character said. “I mean, look at her. The heart wants what it wants, am I right?”

Critics who watched advanced screener copies of the movie have pointed out the disturbing exchange.

However, the scene has been removed from the public version. Salva has faced criticism from many quarters for his inclusion of the scene.

Actor Nathan Forrest Winters, who was a victim of Salva’s abuse, has spoken out against the director’s actions. “He spent the better part of a year grooming me and my parents.

Developing the trust. It was very calculated, and a long process, as it is with most paedophiles,” Winters said. He is currently working on a documentary about his molestation and paedophilia in Hollywood.

In his documentary, Winters plans to showcase his journey from being a victim to a survivor.

“It is my belief that we as a whole in this country have been too afraid to face such an unspeakable topic and continue to turn a blind eye, which has allowed these predators of our children to go unchecked for too long,” he said.

Salva’s inclusion of child abuse jokes in his latest film has also led to renewed discussions around the need for greater accountability in Hollywood.

Many critics have argued that the industry should take stronger measures to address and prevent sexual misconduct, especially given the prevalence of such incidents in the past.

The decision to remove the scene from Jeepers Creepers 3 has been welcomed by many who believe that it was inappropriate and could be triggering for survivors of abuse. However, some have argued that the scene should never have been included in the first place.

Salva has a controversial history in Hollywood, and his past actions have continued to haunt him throughout his career.

While he has apologized for his behavior in the past, many remain critical of his actions, and some have called for him to be held accountable for his past offenses.

The film industry has come under increased scrutiny in recent years for its handling of sexual misconduct allegations.

Many high-profile figures have been accused of inappropriate behavior, leading to the creation of the #MeToo movement and calls for greater accountability in the industry.

Despite this, many feel that not enough has been done to address the problem of sexual misconduct in Hollywood.

The industry has been accused of sweeping incidents under the rug and protecting powerful figures at the expense of vulnerable individuals.

Critics have also noted that the issue of child sexual abuse is often ignored or downplayed in popular culture.

While the inclusion of the scene in Jeepers Creepers 3 was met with outrage, many pointed out that similar jokes and references to abuse can be found in other media, including music, television, and movies.

There is a growing call for greater awareness and understanding of the issue of child sexual abuse, as well as more resources to support victims and survivors.

Many advocates argue that the stigma around discussing the topic needs to be broken down so that victims can come forward and receive the help and support they needSeveral organizations and activists are working to raise awareness and support victims of child sexual abuse.

These efforts include educational programs, therapy services, and advocacy campaigns aimed at changing public perceptions around abuse.