In Scream, the School Principal is played by Henry Winkler, who is famous for playing The Fonz in the sitcom Happy Days. In Scary Movie, the School Principal is played by David Lander, who is famous for playing Squiggy in the sitcom Laverne And Shirley, which is a spin off from Happy Days.
I'd love to see these guys watch old comedy sitcoms like Laverne and Shirley, Welcome Back Cotter, etc... see some old school stuff and see some aging actors in their prime. SCTV would be awesome, because they already love members of the cast.
"Oh my God, we hit a boot!" "Where's the foot?" This always makes me laugh. The delivery on that "Where's the foot?" line is just hilarious. Also, the "WAZZZZUUUUUPPPPPP!" was a Budweiser commercial back in the day and this parodied it. This was such a classic!
The dude who tried to crawl in the window was James Van Der Beek, the actor who played Dawson in "Dawson's Creek" a popular teen melodrama series from the late 90's-2000's. That was the ear worm theme playing in the background. One of the creators of that show, Kevin WIlliamson wrote half of the Screams including the first two. So that cameo is pretty on point. Also, Carmen Electra was involved with both Prince and NBA star Dennis Rodman at different points. Prince had an objectively glam or effeminate fashion sense while Rodman literally crossdressed and wore lipstick.
@jp3813 Kevin Williamson was low-key killing the horror genre in the 90s, but I feel like nobody ever talks about him when it comes to horror goats. He also did The Falculty and I believe Urban Legends as well. I think he wrote for some other TV shows as well...
Probably the most central reference(s) you guys missed were in relation to the movie, I Know What You Did Last Summer. It was a lesser follow up slasher franchise that popped up in the wake of Scream’s success. The references include the basic setup of the kids all being involved in an accidental death that appears to be the killer’s motive, the scene where the girl watches her boyfriend die and everyone thinking she is acting, the “what are you waiting for!” gag, and some other minor jokes. I don’t worry about spoiling any of this, because while the movies are worth watching for camp value they are not very clever, surprising, or original even without spoilers. 😉 lol Love you guys! Keep up the great content! The OMG counter is a great new addition.
@@3rdgarShannon Elizabeth's character is named Buffy because she's SMG's character 😉 Another, more subtle joke on IKWYDLS is Greg being super aggro because of Ryan Phillipe's ragey performance.
It's definitely not a must watch but it was a fun popcorn movie when it came out. It doesn't really hold up well either. I would definitely have said it was a necessary viewing before they watched this movie though.
Another reference worth mentioning is during the time this movie was released Carmen Electra was dating Dennis Rodman but she also had a brief relationship with Prince in the past. So when the killer says to her "you mean the one that wears makeup and dresses like a woman?" she thinks hes talking about Dennis Rodman. And her saying "Thats not my boyfriend i f**ked him a couple times but that's it" is just her explaining her past relationship with Prince. lol
Perfect explanation of this! When she said “No” it wasn’t Prince I headed to the comment section to explain the scene, but you already beat me to it! 👍
What I really respect about this movie now is how it holds up as a style parody. If you’ve come across one slasher, no matter how generic, you can still look at this and laugh, even if you don’t get direct references
@@Kratogo Not an exact parody, just more stereotypical. Kind of like the Hallmark Christmas movie of scary movies; hits all the same notes on purpose.
In Scream Henry Winkler played the principle. He was Fonzie in the 70's sitcom Happy Days. Happy Days had a spin off, Laverne and Shirley. One of the characters names was Squiggy. He was the Principle in this movie.
One thing not always noticed is that when Doofy escapes at the end, you can see the car he is in stopped at a red light in the background, so he hasn't gotten that far.
Great reaction! You guys were laughing extra hard : "Ray, if you see Bobby, can you tell him l love him?" Ray: "Okay... If l see Bobby, I'll tell him l love him." Criminally underrated line in the film. Also, the guy in the back of the movie theater yelling, "Will you shut the F#*k up!!!"
The actress who played Cindy (Anna Faris) is totally underrated, she was brilliant in this. I REALLY wish you guys would check out a great little comedy with her in it, along with Uma Thurman, Owen Wilson and Eddie Izzard - My Super Ex-Girlfriend
From all the spoof movies from the turn of the millenium there is one that sticks out and is criminally underrated. Take a look at "Not another Teen Movie".
The Wayans brothers (playing Ray and Shorty ) wrote the script. So they wrote the gloryhole scene themselves. They are the writers an actors in the first two movies. The third one was written and filmed without them and is generally seen as the last decent scary movie. Though Cindy and Brenda had recurring roles. Scary Movie franchise started the parody trend in early 2000's. Where studios were pumping low budget parody movies as fast as they could.
The extreme close-up with all the snot pouring out was a reference to The Blair Witch Project. And as others have mentioned, there are probably more references to I Know What You Did Last Summer than there are to Scream. It's a combination of the 2. Worth a watch for the unintentional comedy.
@@clh35 yeah. I also believe (it wasn't in the video) in the scene of shorty smoking with his friends and ghostface there is a reference to Friday the 13th (the sound)
Also Sarah Michelle Gellar (TV's Buffy Summers) was the character that Shannon Elizabeth parodied, so it was a natural spoof name. And James Van Der Beek (TV's Dawson Leery) popped in because the showrunner for the Creek was the writer of Scream (Kevin Williamson) so it makes sense he might get his sets mixed up (you know except for the whole Scream being in CA and Dawson's Creek being in NC).
@@hendrikscheepers4144the only movie they recognized that it’s parodying is Scream… they didn’t recognize I Know What You Did Last Summer or Blair Witch Project
You guys should have really watched "I know what you did last summer " besides scream that was the other movie that was used for most of the references.
I absolutely love the first 3 Scary Movies. Scary Movie 2 is just as solid as the first but really requires the movie The Haunting to get the main reference. Scary Movie 3 requires movies you have already reviewed, so you’re good to go.
The first two instalments in this series are some of the finest parody film-making since the Airplane! movies. The third is also quite good, then they drop off substantially from there. For a great add-on, watch the Bloodhound Gang video "The Inevitable Return of the Great White Dope"...awesome tune.
1:32 Model Carmen Electra of Baywatch 3:13 Anna Farris 3:20 Jon Abrahams 4:26 James Van Der Beek from Dawsons Creek 4:51 Marlon Wayans & Regina Hall 4:59 Shannon Elizabeth from American Pie 5:33 Cheri Oteri of SNL 6:02 Shawn Wayans
Mr Squiggy is off a character he played on Lavern and Shirly and sometimes Happy Days. In Scream, Henry Winkler played the principle who was also in Happy Days.
Laverne & Shirley was a spin-off from Happy Days. Squiggy's friend, Lenny, was played by Michael McKean, from Spinal Tap and all the other Chris Guest movies.
I remember seeing this in a packed theater the week it came out. Still one of the best theater experiences that I've had. The entire audience was roaring with laughter throughout. I'm glad you guys found it hilarious too.
😂 my husband and i constantly quote “oh my god, we hit a boot! where’s the foot?!” and the other day, we stopped at a comic book store and in the parking lot was a boot and i immediately quoted this scene, lol
The Wayans Brothers created this franchise but they were fired by the Weinsteins after the 2nd one (and the movies got worse and worse), but Anna Farris and Regina Hall really make these movies their own, they’re very talented!
I like 2 the least, 3 the most and I'll even take the 4th over the 2nd :l The 2nd movie surely can only be good to people who are REEEEEALLY into gross-based humour, cause that's like 90-95% of the humour in it.
The Principal, Mr. "Squiggy" was a character on the TV Show Lavern & Shirly and they worked at "Shotz Beer". Simone should have also counted her "What the Hell"
This movie was so funny. I believe I was in high school when this came out. I remember this was the first time I saw Anna Farris in anything, and I had a huge crush on her. Plus, she was really good in this. Her comedic delivery is spot on. I loved her in The House Bunny, too.
Congrats on reaching 150k subscribers, i remember after you reached 100k subscribers you said road to 1M subscribers in a sarcastic tone but i actually think you will get there one day, keep up the great work and keep being you because you are both awesome!
10:09 Principal Squigy played Squigy in Laverne & Shirley. Squigy and his best friend Lenny along with the girls worked at Shotz Brewery together. it was a 70's comedy spinoff from Happy Days. the principal in Scream was played by Henry Winkler. he played Fonzie on Happy Days. that's how the two movies connected the two principals.
Brenda and Shorty are easily the 2 best characters in the first 2 films and Brenda is hands down the best character in the longevity of the franchise in my opinion. Also, if you rewatch you will see clues for Doofy being the killer scattered throughout the film which, though meant for hilarity, I think are pretty smart for a parody film. For example: 1) On the brick wall when Cindy punches Gale it says "Doofy" on the wall 2) the fact that the killer chose not to kill Gale (the woman Doofy is sleeping with) when he got frustrated while killing the other girl and then killing the camera man that she didn't care for 3) when the killer calls Cindy at Buffy's house and the mom goes to get Doofy the killer on the phone starts freaking out and hurrying to rush off the phone 4) In that same scene you can see how well-endowed Doofy is so later during Ray's death you see he is killed with a penis that is long enough to pass through the hole in the wall and all the way across a grown man's head. I quote this movie regularly, especially the "OMG we hit a boot!" "Where's the foot?!" line. My friend's male dog used to hump the other boy dogs and we used to say "Take it Brandon!" referencing Ray when he was with Brenda in his bedroom. Anytime someone needs help with their vehicle I'm always like, "Y'all need jumper cables?" and when they say no I reply with "Good, because I left my roach clips at home." Lmao
I went to watch that one in theater with friends. In those years cell phones were becoming mainstream, along with a new kind of nuisance. I remember when the noisy girl in the movie gets caesared by the rest of the patrons, a group of slightly disruptive people behind us suddenly fell silent as others in the hall (including the friend next to me) intently clapped. Priceless!
Can't wait for Scary Movie 2, it somehow got better the second time around. Seen these movies since I was way to young to be watching and I'm still laughing two decades later
I had forgotten how funny this movie was. One thing I remember from the original screening back then was the scene with the grandma and the piano. For some reason I remember that above everything else. Thanks for the reaction.
The principal, Squiggy, was a character on Laverne and Shirley, an old tv show and a spinoff of Happy Days . It's a parody of Scream because the principal was played by Henry Winkler who was also Fonzie on Happy Days.
I don't remember which scene you asked about but the second most referenced movie story wise was "i know what you did last summer" (the car accident or incident rather) but they replaced summer with Halloween. It follows a similar path as Scream. If I'm not mistaken they even made fun of the title of the sequel "i Still know what you did last Halloween" Love the omg counter, i would've counted the times she said "Jesus" too, its like mixing scream and i know what you did longest movie name ever
The Principal, Mr. Squiggy @10:00 is a reference to a TV show from the late 70's into the early 80's called Laverne and Shirley. It was a Happy Days spin-off about two women living alone in the late 1950's. They worked Shotz Beer (the sign on the wall in that scene). That actor played something Squigman, or Squiggy. He was roommates with Lenny, who was played by the guy from Spinal Tap who had the girlfriend. It was a pretty obscure reference when this came out, let alone today.
This initial era of satire / parody movies was so good. And then it went downhill. Bur everytime i rewatch this movie im reminded of how young i was when i first saw it. I was TOO young for this humor. Also Ana Faris is also amazing at House Bunny.
Great reaction CineBinge! In the scene where Brenda got stabbed in the movie theater is a reference to Scream 2! The joke reference of Carmen Electra and Prince was due to them dating at one point! Anyway,hopefully, in the near future you guys will check out Scary Movie 2! A great sequel to Scary Movie in my opinion. Continue the great content CineBinge!
This film was directed by Keenan Ivory Wayans, whose relatives Shawn and Marlon were also in the movie. Keenan was the creator of the show In Living Colour (which made Jim Carrey a star)
Those are 2 of Keenan's brothers. Including cousins there are around 20 Wayans in showbiz/comedy. These 2 had a tv show "the Wayans brothers". Simone and George should check out Keenan's first big spoof movie I'm Gunna Git You Sucka.
So, Carmen Electra is the woman at the start of the movie. She was in Playboy, but was also on TV. Dawson's Creek was the TV show you were trying to remember in which the main character would climb into another character's window all the time. And, I Know What You Did Last Summer is all about kids killing some dude on the road, hiding the body and then bad things happen with a guy killing people with a big hook.
18:28 Haven't seen this movie in yonks and I totally forgot about that bit! I completely agree with George though! It would make trips to the toilet so much more fun! 😂 And to be fair, Brenda's death scene... Obviously you wouldn't do it but come on, surely we've all had similar thoughts like that with annoying people in cinemas who won't shut up, right? I can't be the only one surely! 👀
@@isoldejaneholland8370 Here was me thinking the word 'Yonk's was just a British thing! 😂 Although yes I agree! I think she's funnier in the sequels mind you! Especially in 3 & 4!
Squiggy was a character on the late 70's/early 80's TV show Laverne & Shirley. That show was a spin-off of Happy Days, which starred Henry Winkler (the Fonz), who played the principal that was killed in Scream.
David L Lander played Principal Squiggy and his biggest roles were one of the weasels in Roger Rabbit and a character named Squiggy in the 70s sitcom Laverne and Shirley. One of the plaques in his office was also a nod to that show.
I think for Scary Movie 2 you will need to watch a few more films that are no longer that popular/mainstream. It is also quite forgettable, but then the 3rd movie is really good.
5:20 This is a super trivial piece of trivia for you: The funny thing about this line where is that Shannon Elizabeth plays a character linked with animal testing in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
4:35 - "The song is from an old TV show..." - Dawson's Creek, starring James Van Der Beek as Dawson Leery. 10:02 - "Mr. Squiggy. OK, what is this referencing?" - The actor playing the principal, David Lander, is most famous for playing a recurring character named Squiggy on the show "Laverne and Shirley", which was a spinoff from Ron Howard's show, "Happy Days".. Along with Michael McKean, playing a character named Lenny, they were "Lenny & Squiggy". 17:54 - Blair Witch reference. I can't believe you didn't include the vacuum cleaner joke. :)
Principle Squigey is a reference to an old show called Laverne & Shirley the actor in this movie was that character in that show. That show I believe came out around the same time as Happy Days which Henry Winkler was in. Who played the principle in Scream.
“Mr. Squiggy” was referencing the actor playing Principal Squigman. He played “Squiggy” on the show “LaVerne & Shirley.” If you recall the original “Scream,” Henry Winkler (Fonzie from Happy Days) played the Principal in that movie.
Squiggy was a character played by that same actor in the show Laverne and Shirley. Which was a Happy Days spin-off. And Happy Days of course starred Henry Winkler who was the principal in Scream.
“We already committed murder we might as well rob his ass.” That gets me every time.
Brenda is the best 🤣🤣🤣 #3 needed more Brenda.
"I got me a gold ring."
"Credit cards!"
We Hit a Boot! WHERE"S THE FOOT?!!!!!
@@LordVolkov”fuck Greg, I won” 😂
Run the jewels
If we have an OMG counter for Simone then we definitely need an "Oh, I See" counter for George!
i noticed how frequently george says it, too! lol
Plus a jeepers and an oh no
As I read this. He said oh I see... you nailed it
In Scream, the School Principal is played by Henry Winkler, who is famous for playing The Fonz in the sitcom Happy Days.
In Scary Movie, the School Principal is played by David Lander, who is famous for playing Squiggy in the sitcom Laverne And Shirley, which is a spin off from Happy Days.
I'd love to see these guys watch old comedy sitcoms like Laverne and Shirley, Welcome Back Cotter, etc... see some old school stuff and see some aging actors in their prime. SCTV would be awesome, because they already love members of the cast.
Where in the early seasons they all worked at Slotz beer in Milwaukee.
HELLO!
kotter @@MikeMayArt
Good catch!
"Oh my God, we hit a boot!"
"Where's the foot?"
This always makes me laugh. The delivery on that "Where's the foot?" line is just hilarious.
Also, the "WAZZZZUUUUUPPPPPP!" was a Budweiser commercial back in the day and this parodied it. This was such a classic!
Oh,I tought commercial was based on mivie's wazzup
The guy that says that line also played an over the top crazy guy in "dead man on campus" and killed it. I dunno why his career never really took off.
for real hes so agressive for no reason the whole movie its too funny
Chillin, killin
Cindy's dad is the 🐐. 😂
"And the sick bastard planted drug all over the house... all over the place"
Bro wasn't trying going to prison by any means.
He saw a way out and took it. 😂
My favorite line
He's so great, especially in The Burbs.
R.I.P. Rick Ducommin, recently passed away.
@@jtbfilmsofficial
"You ain't catchin' no crackhead."
-Craig Jones, 1995
Squiggy is from the 70s TV series Laverne and Shirley - same actor playing him here, too :)
Neighbors in Laverne and Shirley. Lenny not mentioned is Michael McKean you might remember from spinal tap.
Which is a spin-off of "Happy Days", and Henry Winkler (Fonzie) was the principal in "Scream"
There's also a Shotz Beer sign on the wall which is the brewery Lavern and Shirley worked at in the show.
Lenny and Squiggy were also together in 1980 Kurt Russell film Used Cars..which is fun to watch..
When people don't recognize Laverne and Shirley references, it makes me feel so freaking old. LOL!
The dude who tried to crawl in the window was James Van Der Beek, the actor who played Dawson in "Dawson's Creek" a popular teen melodrama series from the late 90's-2000's. That was the ear worm theme playing in the background. One of the creators of that show, Kevin WIlliamson wrote half of the Screams including the first two. So that cameo is pretty on point. Also, Carmen Electra was involved with both Prince and NBA star Dennis Rodman at different points. Prince had an objectively glam or effeminate fashion sense while Rodman literally crossdressed and wore lipstick.
also to add to this, in Dawsons Creek they were always climbing in through each other's windows.
"The song is from an old the show..." 😭😭😭😭
Williamson also wrote the movie adaptation of I Know What You Did Last Summer.
"An old TV show"... I watched it as a teen... I feel old.
@jp3813 Kevin Williamson was low-key killing the horror genre in the 90s, but I feel like nobody ever talks about him when it comes to horror goats. He also did The Falculty and I believe Urban Legends as well. I think he wrote for some other TV shows as well...
Probably the most central reference(s) you guys missed were in relation to the movie, I Know What You Did Last Summer. It was a lesser follow up slasher franchise that popped up in the wake of Scream’s success.
The references include the basic setup of the kids all being involved in an accidental death that appears to be the killer’s motive, the scene where the girl watches her boyfriend die and everyone thinking she is acting, the “what are you waiting for!” gag, and some other minor jokes.
I don’t worry about spoiling any of this, because while the movies are worth watching for camp value they are not very clever, surprising, or original even without spoilers. 😉 lol
Love you guys! Keep up the great content! The OMG counter is a great new addition.
Sarah Michelle Gellar is in that movie also
@@3rdgar given Simone’s affection for the Buffy the Vampire Slayer series, I think that will likely be her favorite part of that movie.
@@3rdgarShannon Elizabeth's character is named Buffy because she's SMG's character 😉
Another, more subtle joke on IKWYDLS is Greg being super aggro because of Ryan Phillipe's ragey performance.
It's definitely not a must watch but it was a fun popcorn movie when it came out. It doesn't really hold up well either. I would definitely have said it was a necessary viewing before they watched this movie though.
The OMG counter was fun once or twice, now it’s judging Simone.
Simone's reaction to the climax scene has to be the funniest of all time. The disgust on her face was an absolute picture.
"disgust" :)
She only finds it awkward cause she's been there on more than one occasion 😁
Another reference worth mentioning is during the time this movie was released Carmen Electra was dating Dennis Rodman but she also had a brief relationship with Prince in the past.
So when the killer says to her "you mean the one that wears makeup and dresses like a woman?" she thinks hes talking about Dennis Rodman. And her saying "Thats not my boyfriend i f**ked him a couple times but that's it" is just her explaining her past relationship with Prince. lol
Perfect explanation of this! When she said “No” it wasn’t Prince I headed to the comment section to explain the scene, but you already beat me to it! 👍
That OMG count was about what I was expecting!
What I really respect about this movie now is how it holds up as a style parody. If you’ve come across one slasher, no matter how generic, you can still look at this and laugh, even if you don’t get direct references
Half the value is knowing the references. Yes that was prince and the guy in the window was Dawson from Dawsons creek.
Fun Fact: Scary Movie was the original title for Scream.
that's a really dumb title for a serious movie xD
@@Kratogoehh the original scream is pretty tongue in cheek and makes fun of other horror movies
@@ColombianThunder So this parody named Scary Movie is a parody of Scream which is already a parody of other horror movies? 😳
@@Kratogo yes lol
@@Kratogo Not an exact parody, just more stereotypical. Kind of like the Hallmark Christmas movie of scary movies; hits all the same notes on purpose.
"WHERE'S THE FOOT!!"
One of my all-time favourite movie lines.
I sometimes say that line when I come across a random shoe 😂
This movie really showcased Anna Faris comedy chops. Funny that she aspired to be a dramatic actress. Regina Hall shines as well.
“Oh, my god, we hit a boot!” is always a favorite line. Said it so sincerely. The whole movie is funny.
In Scream Henry Winkler played the principle. He was Fonzie in the 70's sitcom Happy Days. Happy Days had a spin off, Laverne and Shirley. One of the characters names was Squiggy. He was the Principle in this movie.
One thing not always noticed is that when Doofy escapes at the end, you can see the car he is in stopped at a red light in the background, so he hasn't gotten that far.
Great reaction! You guys were laughing extra hard
: "Ray, if you see Bobby, can you tell him l love him?"
Ray: "Okay... If l see Bobby, I'll tell him l love him." Criminally underrated line in the film.
Also, the guy in the back of the movie theater yelling, "Will you shut the F#*k up!!!"
The actress who played Cindy (Anna Faris) is totally underrated, she was brilliant in this. I REALLY wish you guys would check out a great little comedy with her in it, along with Uma Thurman, Owen Wilson and Eddie Izzard - My Super Ex-Girlfriend
Tragically underrated!
Had a great supporting role in an early Ryan Reynolds film called Just Friends as well.
Ivan Reitman directed it!
Y’all missed the extra credit scene. With Doofy & the Vacuum cleaner, together in Doofy’s bedroom, “cleaning”. 😂
From all the spoof movies from the turn of the millenium there is one that sticks out and is criminally underrated. Take a look at "Not another Teen Movie".
Ana Faris was comedy gold for so long. She's in 4 out of 5 of the Scary Movie films. 5 we just pretend doesn't exist lol
The original script for the film "Scream" was actually called ""Scary Movie""
The Wayans brothers (playing Ray and Shorty ) wrote the script. So they wrote the gloryhole scene themselves. They are the writers an actors in the first two movies. The third one was written and filmed without them and is generally seen as the last decent scary movie. Though Cindy and Brenda had recurring roles. Scary Movie franchise started the parody trend in early 2000's. Where studios were pumping low budget parody movies as fast as they could.
The pitched the 3rd movie and when they went to negotiate they pay the studio ran with their pitch and replaced them.
The extreme close-up with all the snot pouring out was a reference to The Blair Witch Project. And as others have mentioned, there are probably more references to I Know What You Did Last Summer than there are to Scream. It's a combination of the 2. Worth a watch for the unintentional comedy.
the usual suspect at the end
@@inmoviesempire Yep, but these two got that reference. I didn't hear any recognition of the Blair Witch thing.
@@clh35 yeah. I also believe (it wasn't in the video) in the scene of shorty smoking with his friends and ghostface there is a reference to Friday the 13th (the sound)
Someone getting hit by a car b/c the driver was distracted by a blowjob is from Thinner.
Also Sarah Michelle Gellar (TV's Buffy Summers) was the character that Shannon Elizabeth parodied, so it was a natural spoof name. And James Van Der Beek (TV's Dawson Leery) popped in because the showrunner for the Creek was the writer of Scream (Kevin Williamson) so it makes sense he might get his sets mixed up (you know except for the whole Scream being in CA and Dawson's Creek being in NC).
There are 3 places in Canada called Dawson Creek
Plus, that's the song that was playing too when he popped in, the theme to Dawson's Creek.
Buffy and GIlmore Girls were both popular tv shows.
@@hendrikscheepers4144the only movie they recognized that it’s parodying is Scream… they didn’t recognize I Know What You Did Last Summer or Blair Witch Project
She acted way more like Cordelia than Buffy though, haha.
FUN FACT: Don't know if you or anyone else caught this, but there's a post-credits scene where Doofy plays with his vacuum cleaner.
The snot coming out the nose part, that was The Blair Witch Project.
You guys should have really watched "I know what you did last summer " besides scream that was the other movie that was used for most of the references.
And also The Blair Witch Project.
@@thestingman2966yes, the only movie they recognized was Scream… they didn’t recognize I Know What You Did Last Summer or Blair Witch Project
@@nsasupporter7557 They did also get the Usual Suspects reference.
@@thestingman2966 and Matrix
I absolutely love the first 3 Scary Movies. Scary Movie 2 is just as solid as the first but really requires the movie The Haunting to get the main reference. Scary Movie 3 requires movies you have already reviewed, so you’re good to go.
1 and 3 are best
Cindy! The TV is leaking!
@@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266 what? 3 and up are garbage. Only first 2 are the good ones when the Wayans brothers were at the helm.
@@FilthTribeFTP 3 is way better than 2. Scary movie 2 and 4 are the worst...
Casting my vote for 1, 3, 2 as best order.
There were no other sequels.
The first two instalments in this series are some of the finest parody film-making since the Airplane! movies. The third is also quite good, then they drop off substantially from there.
For a great add-on, watch the Bloodhound Gang video "The Inevitable Return of the Great White Dope"...awesome tune.
1:32 Model Carmen Electra of Baywatch
3:13 Anna Farris
3:20 Jon Abrahams
4:26 James Van Der Beek from Dawsons Creek
4:51 Marlon Wayans & Regina Hall
4:59 Shannon Elizabeth from American Pie
5:33 Cheri Oteri of SNL
6:02 Shawn Wayans
One of the best parodies films ever made, cool reaction as always Simone & George, you both take care and have a nice day
Best spoof movie ever! Love that this video is just 25 mins of George pissing himself laughing 😂
If Shaun Of The Dead & Hot Fuzz count as spoofs then they take it
Airplane: "Am I a joke to you?"
I think Hott fuzz counts as its own movie but i stand corrected on Airplane😂
Mr Squiggy is off a character he played on Lavern and Shirly and sometimes Happy Days. In Scream, Henry Winkler played the principle who was also in Happy Days.
Laverne & Shirley was a spin-off from Happy Days. Squiggy's friend, Lenny, was played by Michael McKean, from Spinal Tap and all the other Chris Guest movies.
I remember seeing this in a packed theater the week it came out. Still one of the best theater experiences that I've had. The entire audience was roaring with laughter throughout. I'm glad you guys found it hilarious too.
😂 my husband and i constantly quote “oh my god, we hit a boot! where’s the foot?!” and the other day, we stopped at a comic book store and in the parking lot was a boot and i immediately quoted this scene, lol
The Wayans Brothers created this franchise but they were fired by the Weinsteins after the 2nd one (and the movies got worse and worse), but Anna Farris and Regina Hall really make these movies their own, they’re very talented!
I first saw Anna Faris, in one of my favorite movies, May 2002. After that, I've made a point of watching all of her movies.
They stole this franchise from the Wayans and it went downhill from there
And Scary Movies 3 & 4 were produced by Craig Mazin. The same producer of Chernobyl series and the Last Of Us on HBO.. quite the turn around..
that's hilarious, tbf I kinda like 3 and 4 but definitely a drop in quality from the first 2@@PhatLayCes7825
I like 2 the least, 3 the most and I'll even take the 4th over the 2nd :l The 2nd movie surely can only be good to people who are REEEEEALLY into gross-based humour, cause that's like 90-95% of the humour in it.
The Principal, Mr. "Squiggy" was a character on the TV Show Lavern & Shirly and they worked at "Shotz Beer". Simone should have also counted her "What the Hell"
Simone's reaction to the "explosion" all over the ceiling was priceless!
This movie was so funny. I believe I was in high school when this came out. I remember this was the first time I saw Anna Farris in anything, and I had a huge crush on her. Plus, she was really good in this. Her comedic delivery is spot on. I loved her in The House Bunny, too.
Congrats on reaching 150k subscribers, i remember after you reached 100k subscribers you said road to 1M subscribers in a sarcastic tone but i actually think you will get there one day, keep up the great work and keep being you because you are both awesome!
Simone's favorite joke was the "omg we hit a boot!" but the best part is the immediate follow up of "WHERE'S THE FOOT?!" 😂
10:09 Principal Squigy played Squigy in Laverne & Shirley. Squigy and his best friend Lenny along with the girls worked at Shotz Brewery together. it was a 70's comedy spinoff from Happy Days. the principal in Scream was played by Henry Winkler. he played Fonzie on Happy Days. that's how the two movies connected the two principals.
Brenda and Shorty are easily the 2 best characters in the first 2 films and Brenda is hands down the best character in the longevity of the franchise in my opinion. Also, if you rewatch you will see clues for Doofy being the killer scattered throughout the film which, though meant for hilarity, I think are pretty smart for a parody film. For example: 1) On the brick wall when Cindy punches Gale it says "Doofy" on the wall 2) the fact that the killer chose not to kill Gale (the woman Doofy is sleeping with) when he got frustrated while killing the other girl and then killing the camera man that she didn't care for 3) when the killer calls Cindy at Buffy's house and the mom goes to get Doofy the killer on the phone starts freaking out and hurrying to rush off the phone 4) In that same scene you can see how well-endowed Doofy is so later during Ray's death you see he is killed with a penis that is long enough to pass through the hole in the wall and all the way across a grown man's head.
I quote this movie regularly, especially the "OMG we hit a boot!" "Where's the foot?!" line. My friend's male dog used to hump the other boy dogs and we used to say "Take it Brandon!" referencing Ray when he was with Brenda in his bedroom. Anytime someone needs help with their vehicle I'm always like, "Y'all need jumper cables?" and when they say no I reply with "Good, because I left my roach clips at home." Lmao
10:02 Lenny and Squiggy is from laverne and shirley (the neighbors)...He is the actor who played Squiggy...
OMG! Love that reaction! New record for Simone I believe (Way to go!!). XOXO
George needs a "I see" counter to match Simones OMG counter
Might be the greatest thumbnail ever 😂
I went to watch that one in theater with friends. In those years cell phones were becoming mainstream, along with a new kind of nuisance. I remember when the noisy girl in the movie gets caesared by the rest of the patrons, a group of slightly disruptive people behind us suddenly fell silent as others in the hall (including the friend next to me) intently clapped. Priceless!
Can't wait for Scary Movie 2, it somehow got better the second time around. Seen these movies since I was way to young to be watching and I'm still laughing two decades later
4:26 James Van Der Beek from Dawson's Creek. He also played himself in the sitcom Don't Trust the B in Apt. 23.
I knew George would love it and I loved getting all those "Oh my god"s from the adorable Simone during the movie.
I had forgotten how funny this movie was.
One thing I remember from the original screening back then was the scene with the grandma and the piano. For some reason I remember that above everything else.
Thanks for the reaction.
The OMG meter got quite a workout. 😅 Great reaction guys. You might need to do the whole series now.
The principal, Squiggy, was a character on Laverne and Shirley, an old tv show and a spinoff of Happy Days . It's a parody of Scream because the principal was played by Henry Winkler who was also Fonzie on Happy Days.
Classic. Parts 1 and 2 are unmatched
Oh yeah Anna farris getting hit by the camera was a reference to Matthew lilliard getting hit by the telephone by accident at the end of Scream.
I don't remember which scene you asked about but the second most referenced movie story wise was "i know what you did last summer" (the car accident or incident rather) but they replaced summer with Halloween. It follows a similar path as Scream. If I'm not mistaken they even made fun of the title of the sequel "i Still know what you did last Halloween"
Love the omg counter, i would've counted the times she said "Jesus" too, its like mixing scream and i know what you did longest movie name ever
The Principal, Mr. Squiggy @10:00 is a reference to a TV show from the late 70's into the early 80's called Laverne and Shirley. It was a Happy Days spin-off about two women living alone in the late 1950's. They worked Shotz Beer (the sign on the wall in that scene). That actor played something Squigman, or Squiggy. He was roommates with Lenny, who was played by the guy from Spinal Tap who had the girlfriend. It was a pretty obscure reference when this came out, let alone today.
This initial era of satire / parody movies was so good. And then it went downhill. Bur everytime i rewatch this movie im reminded of how young i was when i first saw it. I was TOO young for this humor.
Also Ana Faris is also amazing at House Bunny.
One very quick referrence with the close up filming into the nose @ 17:50 was from the movie: "The Blair Witch project"
Great reaction CineBinge! In the scene where Brenda got stabbed in the movie theater is a reference to Scream 2! The joke reference of Carmen Electra and Prince was due to them dating at one point! Anyway,hopefully, in the near future you guys will check out Scary Movie 2! A great sequel to Scary Movie in my opinion. Continue the great content CineBinge!
Carmen Electra was dating Dennis Rodman at the time. He was also experimenting with cross dressing.
I'm glad that you young Canadians have a sense of humor. Great reaction to this classic comedy! 👍🏿
This film was directed by Keenan Ivory Wayans, whose relatives Shawn and Marlon were also in the movie. Keenan was the creator of the show In Living Colour (which made Jim Carrey a star)
Those are 2 of Keenan's brothers. Including cousins there are around 20 Wayans in showbiz/comedy.
These 2 had a tv show "the Wayans brothers".
Simone and George should check out Keenan's first big spoof movie I'm Gunna Git You Sucka.
Maybe there should be a "I see" counter on George's side, and maybe a predicting what's about to happen before it happens counter.😂
4:26 Dawson's Creek was so popular in italy too that the crwod reaction at the cinema during that scene was epic XD
So, Carmen Electra is the woman at the start of the movie. She was in Playboy, but was also on TV. Dawson's Creek was the TV show you were trying to remember in which the main character would climb into another character's window all the time. And, I Know What You Did Last Summer is all about kids killing some dude on the road, hiding the body and then bad things happen with a guy killing people with a big hook.
And Carmen Electra had famously dated Prince before this movie. Hence Steve being Prince
Squiggy is from Lavern and Shirley, old American TV sitcom. It was the actual actor that played that role.
25:34 Chatroulette’s unofficial tagline.
perfect
18:28 Haven't seen this movie in yonks and I totally forgot about that bit! I completely agree with George though! It would make trips to the toilet so much more fun! 😂
And to be fair, Brenda's death scene... Obviously you wouldn't do it but come on, surely we've all had similar thoughts like that with annoying people in cinemas who won't shut up, right? I can't be the only one surely! 👀
"Yonks"! I got that from my Aussie best friend; one of my faves. And I love the theatre scene, too. Brenda is always hilarious.
@@isoldejaneholland8370 Here was me thinking the word 'Yonk's was just a British thing! 😂
Although yes I agree! I think she's funnier in the sequels mind you! Especially in 3 & 4!
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Yes! "Cindy! The TV is leaking." 😄
squiggy is from a tv show from the 70’s. back in the 90’s and early 2000’s, we used to know all the little cameos lol
Damn, you should have done I Know What You Did Last Summer and Scream 2 before this.
My favorite part was the Grandma getting hit by the piano. The way she screams right before impact is hilarious.
The whole stairs scene was a parody of the railway station scene in "The Untouchables"
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!!! i dont know why, i but i thought you had done this?! Please do at least 2 and 3 as well!
Squiggy was a character on the late 70's/early 80's TV show Laverne & Shirley. That show was a spin-off of Happy Days, which starred Henry Winkler (the Fonz), who played the principal that was killed in Scream.
Do number 2! Do number 2!
Wait...
David L Lander played Principal Squiggy and his biggest roles were one of the weasels in Roger Rabbit and a character named Squiggy in the 70s sitcom Laverne and Shirley. One of the plaques in his office was also a nod to that show.
I think for Scary Movie 2 you will need to watch a few more films that are no longer that popular/mainstream. It is also quite forgettable, but then the 3rd movie is really good.
Squiggy was a character in the 70's sitcom Laverne & Shirley, played by that same actor. The Scotz Beer sign is also a reference to that show.
George’s laughter should be bottled and sold
"Oh I've seen this 'Wassup!' commercial"
Damn I feel old
Should've definitely watched Scream 2 before this reaction.
5:20 This is a super trivial piece of trivia for you: The funny thing about this line where is that Shannon Elizabeth plays a character linked with animal testing in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
You guys need to be careful how hot you make your thumbnails. I'm all hot and bothered. Oh, and Simone looks great too.
18:27 Actually Sega did make urinal games that were in a few places around Tokyo. They were called Toylets.
4:35 - "The song is from an old TV show..." - Dawson's Creek, starring James Van Der Beek as Dawson Leery.
10:02 - "Mr. Squiggy. OK, what is this referencing?" - The actor playing the principal, David Lander, is most famous for playing a recurring character named Squiggy on the show "Laverne and Shirley", which was a spinoff from Ron Howard's show, "Happy Days".. Along with Michael McKean, playing a character named Lenny, they were "Lenny & Squiggy".
17:54 - Blair Witch reference.
I can't believe you didn't include the vacuum cleaner joke. :)
I love the recent installation of the OMG Counter, btw. Lol
"Omg we hit a boot!"
"WHERE'S THE FOOT?!"
Squiggy was the character that actor played in the 1970s called Laverne and Shirley. A successful spin-off from Happy Days.
4:26 is James Van Der Beek, TVshow Dawsons Creek 💜💜 I loved this TVshow!
Thank you for your wonderful reactions!
Thanks for the ride.
It's a bit" Mel Brookish", but nothing wrong with that.
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Principle Squigey is a reference to an old show called Laverne & Shirley the actor in this movie was that character in that show.
That show I believe came out around the same time as Happy Days which Henry Winkler was in. Who played the principle in Scream.
The scene where Gail is in the woods with her nose running is reference to the Blair witch project.
“Mr. Squiggy” was referencing the actor playing Principal Squigman. He played “Squiggy” on the show “LaVerne & Shirley.” If you recall the original “Scream,” Henry Winkler (Fonzie from Happy Days) played the Principal in that movie.
@3:01 That bit with the car was spoofing a scene from Thinner with Robert John Burke.
0:36 Scary Movie 2's original tagline was "We lied." xD
Squiggy was a character played by that same actor in the show Laverne and Shirley. Which was a Happy Days spin-off. And Happy Days of course starred Henry Winkler who was the principal in Scream.