Scary Movie 4

The Trailer

Characters

    Anna Faris as Cindy Campbell in Scary Movie 4.

  Regina Hall as Brenda Meeks in Scary Movie 4.

  Simon Rex as George Logan in Scary Movie 4.

  Leslie Nielsen as President Baxter Harris in Scary Movie 4.

   Carmen Electra as Holly in Scary Movie 4.

  Bill Pullman as Henry Hale in Sacry Movie 4.

     Michael Madsen as Oliver in Scary Movie 4.

  Charlie Sheen as Tom Logan in Scary Movie 4.

  Craig Bierto as Tom Ryan in Scary Movie 4.

 Anthony Anderson as Mahalik in Scary Movie 4.

  Kevin Hart as CJ in Scary Movie 4.

The best moments

Synopsis

A new installment of the franchise that spoofs recent American movie titles. This time, the naïve Cindy Campbell (Anna Faris) tries to make a career in home healthcare, and finds work with a creepy old lady in a creepy house haunted by a ghostly presence. If we add a neighbor bully and the threat of aliens who want to dominate the world ... Cindy rubísimo hair stand on end most electrifying seized by fear. Our brave heroine back into the action more frenzied in trying to decipher the strange messages that come from beyond. But that does not stop him looking for love in the most unusual and save the world from mass destruction. And as he struggles with all his might to find a way to save life on the planet, Cindy has to live horrific plane crashes, running into blind girls but no less daring, silly people, rappers ragged, inventions extrañísimos, souls ghostly, alien sphincters and even Oprah!

Highlights

The fun of Scary Movie 4 is not a movie at all. Organized by the principle of parody, not plot, and driven by gags and cultural references of recent times, intelligently silly.

General Information

Directed by	David Zucker
Produced by	Robert K. Weiss Craig Mazin
Executive producers	Bob Weinstein Harvey Weinstein David Zucker
Screenplay by	Craig Mazin Jim Abrahams Pat Proft
Story by	Craig Mazin
Based on characters created by	Shawn Wayans Marlon Wayans Buddy Johnson Phil Beauman Jason Friedberg Aaron Seltzer
Music by	James L. Venable
Cinematography	Thomas E. Ackerman
Editing by	Craig Herring Tom Lewis
Studio	Brad Grey Pictures
Distributed by	The Weinstein Company via Dimension Films Miramax Films
Release date(s)	·         April 14, 2006
Running time	83 minutes 89 minutes (unrated version)
Country	USA
Language	English
Budget	$40[1]-45 million[1]
Box office	$178,262,620