Director:
Keenen Ivory WayansCámara:
Francis KennyMúsica:
David KitayReparto:
Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans, Shannon Elizabeth, Anna Faris, Jon Abrahams, Lochlyn Munro, Regina Hall, Dave Sheridan, Carmen Electra, Kurt Fuller (más)Streaming (5)
Sinopsis(1)
Una noche, Drew Becker recibe una llamada anónima de un maníaco. Acorralada en su casa y después en su jardín, finalmente es asesinada. Su muerte sume a sus compañeros de instituto en una pesadilla, especialmente porque ahora tendrán que enfrentarse a un asesino en serie que se oculta entre ellos. Oliéndose una primicia, la periodista Gail Hailstorn llega a la ciudad, decidida a interrogar a Cindy Campbell y a sus amigos acerca de esta historia. Poco a poco los asesinatos y las hormonas de nuestros protagonistas harán ebullición, llegando a desentrañar las verdaderas intenciones de este asesino en serie. (Lauren Films)
(más)Reseñas (4)
Several decent jokes hold it like a withered twig from a cliff above the bottom pit of movie humour.
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The following text translates from Czech to English: The Scream was a successful parody, thanks to clever references to recent murders and all the past years, as well as the spice of Dawson's Window. Although there are too many overcooked gags that bring the whole likable madness down to average, it's impossible to forget a few legendary scenes.
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Sorry, but this is not for me. Yes, there were some brilliant moments and Anna Faris was very good in her role, but that is not enough to compensate for the barrage of jokes in the awkward and inept categories. I wasn't expecting an intelligent comedy, but if I were to compare Scary Movie to, say, Hot Shots, even three stars seems a bit much. For a laugh and relax, I can find dozens of better comedies. 50%
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The first-ever Scary Movie is the best of the entire series, next to the third installment, thanks to the selection of films it parodies, most notably the iconic Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer, which are teen classics in their own right. Anna Faris was still a star within comedies back then, and Regina Hall hadn't had that much space yet (again, this was best done in the third film). In short, it's sometimes disgusting, infantile, campy and predictable, but on the other hand also funny and inventive.
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