Yesterday I reviewed a horror parody that was stupid and pointless, well, here's my review on its stupid and pointless sequel...
Picking up after the events of the last movie; Malcolm
(Marlon Wayans) survives from the attack of his possessed wife, and
thinking that she's dead, Malcolm decides to start over and marry a woman who
has two kids, and move into an old house, which of course is haunted. He
encounters a creepy doll named Abigail; he finds videos of a demon trying to
kill the families who lived in the house; his stepson has an
imaginary friend named Tony that's real; his Step Daughter finds a
mysterious box; and there's a ghost in the house. Having trouble fighting
against the evils that lurk in the house, he gets help from a priest, ghost
hunters, a professor, and his Mexican neighbor. The film as you may have guessed,
not only parody's the "Found Footage" genre again, but also parody's
"The Conjuring". I honestly don't have anything much new to say about
this film because the film suffers from the same exact problems that the first
film had! The only difference is we get new characters, and a new horror
film to parody. However, I'm going to give it my best shot.
Marlon Wayans as our comical lead is just as annoying, loud,
and obnoxious as he was in the first film, and his lack of heart and
effort in this film just keeps getting worse and worse as the film moves on.
Next, there's his Wife (Jaime Pressly) and if you think his previous Wife was
annoying in the first film, his new Wife is ten times worse, with her
extremely bitchy personality. Speaking of his previous Wife, she too
appears in the movie as well, and not only is she not funny, but outside of the
opening scene, it felt pointless having her in the movie, not to mention that
she's given very little to do. The kids, my god, do they suck! The teenage
sister has so little personality, that not only is the material she's given not
funny, but her bland personality really irritates me! The little brother
with the imaginary friend not only is just as bland and unfunny as the
sister, but the amount of curse words that come out of his mouth, are actually
pretty disturbing, and unsettling; instead of being funny or clever. I don't
mind kids cursing that much in film since most of us as kids were exposed to
those words, but the stuff he just blurts out in this film feel very forced and unnecessary. The old professor that Malcolm contacts
who makes drugs in his lab, did not for a single second make me laugh with his
over the top love for drugs, sex, and partying. It just looks wrong and gross
seeing an old man doing all that stuff, and yes, he's given a god awful potty
joke when we first meet him. The two ghost hunters who are a parody of the
ghost hunting couple in "The Conjuring" have stupid and
annoying personalities along with those dimwitted smiles that they keep throughout
their appearance in the film are so creepy and irritating, that even a
baby won't find it funny! The Mexican neighbor much like the Hispanic
housekeeper in the first film, is just there to be stereotypical, and yeah, I
know he's Spanish in reality, but the racial humor that he and Wayans exchange
are just as forced and mean spirited as the kids swearing, then it is doing
something that's both funny and smart. As for the returning characters such as
the black priest and the gangsta cousin, they’re just as sleazy and
unfunny as they were in the previous film.
Much like the comedy in the first film it’s just as god awful! The parodies
and references they make on horror and Pop culture are so hammered into the
movie that not once did I laugh, or thought the stuff they were
satirizing or referencing was clever at all. The slapstick,
especially from the demon who fails to kill his victims, felt so forced and
lack so much heart, that it not only failed to make me laugh, but at times was
very predictable. The constant swearing in the film that's played out
for laughs as our characters yells them out, is so utterly annoying with its
bad and over the top unfunny acting that it really gets under my skin. As for
the sex jokes, they're just as sickening and perverted as the sex jokes in the
first film. Scenes when Marlon Wayans having sex with the scary doll; Wayans
being forced to have sex with his wife; and the dick coming out of the daughter’s
throat, my god, are so pornographic and gross, that none of it is funny, or
felt needed at all!
After reviewing both films, they both suck really, really badly! There's nothing funny
or smart about these films at all. The jokes drag on too much; the humor is so
forcefully shoved in your face, that it's very uncomfortable; the actors and
characters are so childishly annoying that they're on the same level of
annoyance as Tyler Perry, and Jar Jar Binks; the sex jokes are just plain sick
and disgusting; and the horror films they parody are obviously just there as
bait for you to see the movie. These two films are a huge disgrace to parody,
along with many other bad parody films. To me, it seems that these people know that these films
are high class effortless crap, and don't care if you like them or not. As long
as you see them and give them money, that's all that matters to them, which is
not only downright sad and depressing, but this pointless and half-assed sequel
is living proof of it!
RATING 0/5
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