GamerTab That was an excellent one.

Cathardincu Surprisingly incoherent and boring

Vashirdfel Simply A Masterpiece

Fatma Suarez The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

adonis98-743-186503 Cindy finds out the house she lives in is haunted by a little boy and goes on a quest to find out who killed him and why. Also, Alien "Tr-iPods" are invading the world and she has to uncover the secret in order to stop them. Scary Movie 4 is a parody of great films such as Saw and War of the Worlds but even other popular ones such as The Village and The Grudge. This movie is just perfectly works as a comedy and once again brings more laughs, more cameos and even more movie spoofs that somehow once again works for a 4th time. Definitely check it out. (A+)

lorcan-61881 Scary Movie 4 spoofs millions of films like 'The Grudge,War Of The Worlds,Saw,The Village as well as pop singer Michael Jackson'. The film once again follows Cindy who must go threw impossible tasks to save earth with her stupid friend Brenda. Unlike 3,this film was pretty bad. The jokes were actually brutal in this like it was literally just farts and stupid stuff that wasn't even funny. The best parody in this film was probably The Village(2004)which was a very good film and I will give this to Zucker,he did parody that film pretty well now. Anna Faris once again returned as stupid Cindy along with Regina Hall and Carmen Electra also appeared in this but not as Drew she was Holly,you know the girl from The Village who was blind,ya her. Scary Movie 4 was a disappointing installment to the hilarious franchise that's now just like every other crap spoof movie in town.

Python Hyena Scary Movie 4 (2006): Dir: David Zucker / Cast: Anna Faris, Craig Bierko, Leslie Nielsen, Regina Hall, Carmen Electra: Scary Movie remains the best of this parody franchise while Scary Movie 2 is at the opposite end of the quality scale. This newer film is somewhere in between but contains many funny moments nonetheless. Hilarious premise regards Anna Faris employed to care for an elderly woman only to be spooked by a ghost. Meanwhile Craig Bierko arrives home to see his two children only to be interrupted by an alien invasion. Structure is just a series of mismatch scenes spoofing films such as The Grudge, War of the Worlds, Saw 1 and 2 among others. Faris is still funny as Cindy Campbell who is haunted by images in a house after her brother-in-law is killed in an amusing opening. Bierko steals his scenes as a mockery of Tom Cruise. His children see him as a reject but he risks facing the Tripods to save them. It concludes with a welcome jab on the Oprah show where Bierko really takes the Cruise act into hilarious exaggeration. Regina Hall returns as Faris's best friend but considering her death in an earlier film, this makes absolutely no sense. Leslie Nielsen gives a hilarious nude scene as the United States President who attempts to counter the pods. Carmen Electra also makes an appearance in a King Kong sequence where she is puked upon. Pointless and vulgar spectacle. Score: 5 ½ / 10

BA_Harrison When I reviewed Scary Movie 3, I gave it a slightly-higher-than-it-really-deserved rating of 2/10, thereby allowing myself room to give Scary Movie 4 an ever lower score should it somehow be worse; it was a close thing, but part 4 just about saved itself from that particular embarrassment in its closing minutes with a wicked scene at the expense of Tom Cruise that actually made me laugh (better late than never, I suppose).Directed by David Zucker, who also made the dreadful part 3, Scary Movie 4 is another grab-bag of dumb jokes that spoof the horror (and the occasional non-horror) blockbusters of the day, targets this time around including The Grudge, Saw, The Village and War of the Worlds. Once again, the humour is of the most obvious and basic kind; once again, the late and once-great Leslie Nielsen unwisely puts in an appearance, even going so far as to strip off and reveal his saggy, naked frame in the name of comedy (and for a paycheck, of course); and once again, the once lovely Anna Faris takes another step towards complete bimbo-dom, this time sporting a splendid trout pout to go with her now golden mane.