Scary Movie 3 (HBO)

About Scary Movie 3 (HBO)

"Scary Movie 3" is a 2003 American science fiction horror comedy film and a sequel of "Scary Movie 2".Directed by David Zucker and written by Pat Proft and Craig Mazin., It parodies the horror, sci-fi, and mystery genres. It follows Cindy Campbell, trying to figure out the mystery regarding creepy videotapes, killer crop circles, and a prophecy that predicts the apocalyptic end of the world.

Making / Production

Zucker, Mazin, and Proft incorporated their creativity amidst the comedy and horror genres. Their unique approach resulted in the third hilarious installment of the Scary Movie franchise. The film was rated by Dimension Films and distributed by Miramax Films.

Actors

• Anna Faris as Cindy Campbell: Playing the post of a television reporter and portraying her character with great comic timing.
• Charlie Sheen as Tom Logan: Plays a retired box champion. His character embodies humor and adds a quirky punch to the film.
• Regina Hall as Brenda Meeks: Her interpretation of Brenda is both hilariously outrageous and endearing, providing much of the film's comic relief.
• Julie Benz as Barbara: Adds a surreal touch to the ensemble with her ridiculous yet perfectly timed comic expressions.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The movie marked the first of the series that wasn't directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans.
• The film spoofs multiple box-office hits. Notable among them are The Ring, The Matrix, Signs, and 8 Mile.
• Cindy (starring Anna Faris) is the only character to appear in all the installments of the Scary Movie franchise.

Awards

While the movie did not win any notable awards, it was nominated for the 2004 Teen Choice Award for Choice Movie - Your Parents Didn't Want You to See.

Quotes

• "Can I help you Sheriff? - Which way is up?"
• "I don't need a babysitter. - Except for when you're sleeping."
• "Brenda, we're gonna die! - It's slower for black people. They have to catch us first!"

Music, Soundtrack

• "Ridin'" by Classic
• "Shots" by O. Nicholas Raths
• "White Boy" by Simon Rex