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In the movie, most of the cast returns but
this time this spoofs ghost movies as where the original spoofed slashers. Anna Faris returns as the inept and goofy Cindy Campbell and is
recruited along with her friends to "Hell house" for the weekend where a professor
claims they're there for dream studies but instead are there to have the crap
scared out of them by ghosts.
Now, this spurred lots and lots of bad reviews,
but I have to say, this isn't as bad as most people think. The beginning is
probably the best part out of the entire flick. We see James Woods give an
excellent performance spoofing the aging father from "The Exorcist". I thought
this part was funny. I don't know. This movie also has some pretty good jokes in
here and the characters are great.
Whoo-boy does this movie stink! This is nothing
compared to the original "Scary Movie" at all. First off, the comedy timing and
jokes are off, poorly timed and lame as hell. There is nonstop sexual innuendos
and bathroom jokes that are laughable but not because they're funny. I found
myself sighing at the ridiculousness of the movies jokes. Why the Wayan's
Brothers sold out by making this is beyond me. The characters are crappy, the
references to movies like "Charlie's Angels", "Poltergeist", "Mission:
Impossible 2", and "The Haunting" are s-o-o poor and s-o-o ridiculous that it's
plain sad. This movie starts off pretty much with a bang and quickly nose dives
into absurdity. This is comedy? No way. The screenwriters take desperate
measures with so much lame sex jokes, body flashes, and disgusting bathroom
humor. One pathetic so-called "Comedic" scene I found particularly horrible was
Cindy's fist-fight with the black cat. Oh just awful. There's even a wise
cracking parrot that was very stupid.
Ooh, can you believe there's
another one on the way? I think I'll save my money.

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