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Memorable, crazy movie

Excellent but underrated film

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

This series had really begun to show its age at this juncture. This wasn't completely unfunny, but it had many rough moments to ultimately make this a failure in my opinion. After Charlie Sheen's amusing scene in the opening, it took a turn for the downward in a big way. Stuff like Brokeback Mountain (Poorly done by Anthony Anderson & Kevin Hart) War of The Worlds (Has its moments, but not nearly enough of them) Saw (I dug Shaq & Dr. Phil cameo's. I admittedly got a kick out of that) Million Dollar Baby (Meh. This was so, so. Simon Rex has a cameo as George. He was in the previous Scary Movie)and The Village also gets spoofed with a funny turn by Bill Pullman. Even Tom Cruise's now classic meltdown on Opera is spoofed (Which was way over the top and not even remotely funny) Anna Farris & Regina Hall show up, but the magic of the duo has worn off a bit. They try their hardest, but it doesn't help that they have to work with such poor material for the most part. Craig Bierko makes for a poor replacement for Simon Rex. This is a lot raunchier than the stuff in Scary Movie III, but it's not as amusing either. Scary Movie III was imperfect as well, but I laughed on quite a few occasions. Here; the laughs were scattershot and didn't happen all that frequently.Final Thoughts: I'm not gonna tell you to avoid it. It does have a few laughs, but most of this movie consists of tired, juvenile jokes, and proved to me that this series is starting to wear very thin on me.4/10

I mildly enjoyed this low-brow comedy, and its mishmash parody of various horror movies ("Saw", "The Grunge"), other movies ("Brokeback Mountain", "The Village" and "War of the Worlds"), and other aspects of Hollywood culture. In this movie in the series, it's not just about making fun of horror movies. Other kinds of movies were thrown in. Making fun of gays and Tom Cruise was a major theme in this movie. It crossed the line into the offensive zone.I saw this film on the idiot box right after its predecessor. Scary Movie III seemed funnier than IV, but I'm not sure if that was because I saw them back to back, or because of the movies themselves. III seemed more clever and more cutting edge, if you can call it that.This one also seemed more witless and boneheaded. I groaned at times. You'll enjoy this one if you enjoy fart jokes, viagra jokes, boner jokes, gay jokes, boob jokes, ass jokes, black jokes, punch-people-in-the-face jokes, child-abuse jokes, and so on. Perhaps that's what they were going for.It was all rather crude, cliché slapstick, but it was fast paced, irreverent and unpredictable. It merits a 5 because of its unalloyed stupidity, but I'm going to give it a 6 because I sat through it all and had a few chuckles.

I liked all three of the Scary Movies. This one isn't as bad as some have said, but it's my opinion the weakest of the series. The story's thin and predictable and has some inane Dialogue. The characters are a mixed bag. Anna Faris did great as ever with her comic timing and Anthony Anderson did a decent job here, but the rest of the characters just fell flat. Some of the spoofs, including the Brokeback Snake Mountain, were forced and lack some wit, but the only spoofs that I liked the most were the Village, Saw, and War of the Worlds parodies and I've found them to be very clever despite it's rushed pacing. The music, although generic, is OK, but nothing special. At least it has some nice cinematography and some perfect visuals.Overall, not terrible, but still the weakest of the series. There's a fifth Scary Movie coming next year and I hope it will improve next time.

I enjoyed the first movie, liked the second though it had problems, and thought the third was okay. This however was a mess and definitely for me the worst of the series. The gags and spoofs aren't as focused this time around, The Grudge and The Village were not my idea of movies to spoof on, and the spoofs on them were rather weak. The acting is rather dire this time round with nobody seemingly able to get past their weak material or stock characters. The script is very unfunny and tired, the film pace-wise is for me the dullest of the four, the story is too thin for the running time and is predictable as well, the production values are rather cheap and the soundtrack is generic and uninspired. All in all, a bad movie and the worst of the series. 1/10 Bethany Cox