Regie:
David ZuckerKamera:
Thomas E. AckermanMusik:
James L. VenableBesetzung:
Anthony Anderson, Anna Faris, Craig Bierko, Regina Hall, Bill Pullman, Carmen Electra, Leslie Nielsen, Molly Shannon, Michael Madsen, Kevin Hart (mehr)Inhalte(1)
Nachdem Cindy in ihrer Schulzeit einen Serienkiller überlebte, später erfolgreich Geister exorzierte und das Geheimnis der Kornkreise lüftete, bekommt sie es nun mit den Schrecken des modernen Wohnungsbaus zu tun: Für einen Freund übernimmt sie den Hausmeisterjob im Grudge House. Dort hat es ein mysteriöser Killer auf Shaquille O'Neal abgesehen. Indes flieht ihr Nachbar vor außerirdischen Riesen-iPods in ein kleines Dorf, wo die Zeit stehengeblieben zu sein scheint ... (kabel eins)
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Absolute Zeitverschwendung. Der erste Film nutzte auf seine Weise die Idee, die die ursprüngliche Scream-Trilogie bot (obwohl dies nicht gelungen ist), der zweite war rückständig, der dritte ein bisschen besser (hätte er noch mehr auf Signs - Zeichen aufgebaut, hätte er auch an einen Film erinnert), aber völlig sinnentleert, und dieser ist genauso. Und dabei hätte es ausgereicht, das Bemühen, The Village - Das Dorf zu parodieren, zur Hauptlinie zu machen.
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Production design like out of a Czech TV play, horrendous actors, zero entertainment and absolute bottom of the barrel from the formerly funny David Zucker. The beginning doesn’t look all that bad. Until about five minutes in, when the “screenwriters" think up a supposedly hilarious way of getting rid of Charlie Sheen. That is the moment when it becomes crystal clear what wavelength Scary Movie 4 is on. If only that dumb toilet humor worked, but here we don’t even get one single gag that is at least slightly funny. Where are those good old parodies where the makers understood that simply re-filming a scene from a famous movie with somebody falling on their ass just isn’t enough to make a good one. And they’re even making a part five...
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The start wasn't bad, and I admit that I laughed at the lines parodying The Grudge, but what about the rest? Towards the end, not even the slightest of smiles appeared on my face, and I have seen all the original films they were satirizing. Sometimes the fault was all mine (see the absolutely over the top sendup of Million Dollar Baby), but mostly it was the dull script packed with toilet humor. Is this really by David Zucker? I refuse to believe it.
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If half of the jokes in a movie are based on just banging your head with all sorts of different objects, there is something wrong.
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Despite having some scenes that are good, and jokes that are fairly well-executed, I still cannot do otherwise and have to say it's below average. The humor definitely isn't laugh-out-loud throughout and it can't really be said that this is a smart parody. It's a shame. They all think that taking scenes, copying them, and just making them slightly different is enough. It's not. It still needs to have a sense of humor.
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