A Netflix film that turns scares into laughter and revives horror classics with humor as absurd as it is unforgettable.
In a world where streaming defines everything, finding a movie that combines laughter and scares without going over the line it may seem impossible. Luckily, Netflix adds to its catalog a gem that more than fulfills that mission.
It is a film that parodies the classics of horror cinemabut with so much brazenness that even the most easily scared end up laughing out loud. A title that marked an entire generation and that once again gives something to talk about.
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What A Scary Movie is about, the iconic film that Netflix added
A mysterious sexual harasser calls a teenager while she waits for her boyfriend. What seems like a simple prank call turns into an absurd chain of events that mix the black humorhe slasher and situations so implausible that they can only provoke laughter. This is how it begins Scary Movieknown in Latin America as a scary movie.
Cindy Campbell and her group of friends carry a dark secret: they ran over a man and disposed of his body, believing him to be dead. From there, the murders and ridiculous situations multiply, all with an aesthetic that ironically about movies like Scream and I know what they did last summer.
Between beauty contests, attacks by the masked killer, parodies of films like Matrix, The sixth sense and even Titanicthis comedy twists the tropes of the genre and turns them into an absurd and eschatological party where nothing is taken seriously.
Netflix: trailer for A Scary Movie
Netflix: cast of A Scary Movie
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Anna Faris
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Regina Hall
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Dave Sheridan
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Jon Abrahams
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Marlon Wayans
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Shannon Elizabeth
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Lochlyn Munro
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Cheri Oteri
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Carmen Electra
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James Van Der Beek
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