SCARY MOVIE 2
July 4, 2001
A group of students visit a mansion called "Hell House," and murderous high jinks ensue.
Directors
Cast
Anna Faris
Cindy Campbell
Regina Hall
Brenda Meeks
Marlon Wayans
Shorty Meeks
Shawn Wayans
Ray Wilkins
Christopher Masterson
Buddy Wilkerson
Kathleen Robertson
Theo
David Cross
Dwight Hartman
James Woods
Father McFeely
Tim Curry
Prof. Oldman
Tori Spelling
Alex Monday
Chris Elliott
Hanson
Andy Richter
Father Harris
Veronica Cartwright
Mother
Natasha Lyonne
Megan
Richard Moll
Hell House Ghost
James DeBello
Tommy
Beetlejuice
Shorty's Brain
Vitamin C
Herself
Jennifer Curran
Siren
Antony Acker
Exorcist Party Goer
Crew
Production:
Eric L. Gold (Producer) — Peter Schwerin (Executive Producer) — Bob Weinstein (Executive Producer) — Harvey Weinstein (Executive Producer) — Brad Weston (Executive Producer)
Screenplay:
Shawn Wayans (Screenplay) — Marlon Wayans (Screenplay) — Alyson Fouse (Screenplay) — Michael Anthony Snowden (Screenplay) — Craig Wayans (Screenplay) — Greg Grabianski (Screenplay) — Dave Polsky (Screenplay)
Music:
Mark McGrath (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography:
Steven Bernstein (Director of Photography)
REVIEWS (1)
The wacky and somewhat crazy characters from the first «Scary Movie» return this time not dealing with crazy killers but with «terrible» supernatural forces… Brothers Marlon and Shawn Wayans, screenwriters and actors of the first as well as this second «Scary Movie», directed again by Keenen Ivory, the eldest, do not keep the promise made with the first chapter and decide to write, produce, and shoot this sequel, which, as often happens, turns out worse than the previous chapter. This time, the inspiring theme is not «Scream», but «Hunting - Presences», even though the «parodic quotations» span various horror titles, including «Hannibal», «The Hidden Truths», «Poltergeist», «The Exorcist», «Shining», but also non-horror like «Mission Impossible 2» and «Charlie's Angels», even going as far as a Nike ad. In short, the Ivory brothers have fun mocking everyone, even though, to be honest, they have little to laugh about. The film, with the exception of the first excellent five minutes (with the parodic version of «The Exorcist» featuring a great James Woods and some really well-placed jokes), is nothing more than a collection of rather simplistic and crude «jokes» that can barely elicit laughter from younger viewers but bore most of the audience. The first «Scary Movie» could entertain, this sequel, frankly, only manages to annoy and represents the classic example of a product made solely for commercial purposes.
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