Cindy Campbell and Brenda Meeks are invited to spend a night in Hell House. Professor Oldman has convinced them it is for a school project, but the night won't go past quietly. Master Kane is long dead, but still plans on enjoying himself, especially with Alex Monday. When things really start getting bad, the gang must work together to find a way to capture this ghostly menace. Scary Movie 2 is a suprisingly great horror, parody and comedy sequel that does the same retread but it's also packed with more new faces and movie references. (A+)

More mindless dross and movie entertainment that I wouldn't dream of spending money on, this quick sequel is very similar to the straightforward template from the first movie: a bunch of hopeless and clichéd characters go through movie cliché after movie cliché, whilst dozens of film references flash past all the while and a parade of ultra-gross humour attempts to make the viewer lose his or her lunch. Despite all of its attempts to be shocking – and the film laughs at race as well as the disabled – it's actually rather dull, despite frenzied mugging from the cast and a range of inventive special effects.The humour here is more mean-spirited than before and even more gross, although many such jokes are simply copied from the original. Movie references include IT, CHARLIE'S ANGELS, THE MATRIX, POLTERGEIST, HANNIBAL, and many more, and are impossible to keep track of. There is plenty of stop motion in the movie which is pretty good for me, considering I enjoy such special effects. Because there are so many jokes (a couple a minute, at least), I did end up laughing at some of them, but most are pathetic. The major cast players are okay, with the exception of Anna Faris, who is dreadful here as before, but the likes of James Woods and Tim Curry have fun with their hamming, making this a slightly more enjoyable experience than the original. Not that this is saying much; this is still a mindless, moronic comedy for the teen crowd.

Parody of the Exorcist, Poltergeist, House on Haunted Hill, Hannibal, What Lies on Beneath, Charlie Angels, and Mission Impossible. Some of which are the best films to be ever created in the 20th century. One really great film is Poltergeist. A very well conducted film based on spirits attacking others. I really thought in the past this film was really great. Now, watching this in the future, I think, wow are these the same directors for the first film because I could their not. I guess the pot and drugs got to their brains...BAD. They could do more really. I loves comedy/horror films though this is my least liked one. In this people are getting blow-jobs by ghost, getting smoked, also clowns are being raped, plus fighting cats. I mean that sound like it could the funny but anyone could outgrow these laughs. For the first film, those are legendary though. Also one very funny scene is a basketball scene.

This is not funny at all. This is gross and stupid. I am some one who as seen all the movies they are making fun. I liked most of them. They did not insult these movie. They probably like these movies. It is not so bad to make fun of horror movies if you are being funny. But they were not being funny they were just being sick and stupid. Even the bad horror movie they made fun of they did not point out how stupid they were they had stupid collage hummer. The bad horror movies there make fun of are better movies. This movie is pooh. Don't believe me There is scene were James Woods is taking a pooh. And just proves my point. Don't see this movie it is not funny it just pooh.