this movie was so bad.. it was funny. dont get it if you think its gonna be all scary or want to be scared or anything because it definatley isnt. I love how on one scene you can see the girl's microphone on her back.. really makes it look realistic ya know.. lol
It can't be as bad as the 2nd Scarecrow movie. I thought the first one was alright. Part 2 was just stupid though, this one I can't say. I'll have to rent it or buy it sometime and see how bad it is.
The best part in this movie is the scene where they're driving in the Jeep and one of the jocks throws a gas can at some pedestrian, knocking him over in mid-stride. Comedic gold.
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I thought the best part was the whole movie. I was praying that it wouldn't get any worse, but it did. But I do rank this movie at the top of my favorites for entertaining movies. Because, Hey, any movie where a dude wearing an obvious rubber mask picks up a volleyball pole and chucks it at a homo pretend-playing the guitar and lip-synching a terrible song (seriously they showcased that thing for like 3 minutes and it was just bad,) then neatly places a package of saucy "Li'l Smokey" Weiner Dogs on another guy's chest (which was supposed to be intestines,) then learns how to drive a truck to run over a chick is NUMBER 1 in my book.
then neatly places a package of saucy "Li'l Smokey" Weiner Dogs on another guy's chest (which was supposed to be intestines,
LOL! That was pretty hilarious in the two scenes where they expected us to believe the victim had been gored. They didn't even bother trying to make it look like the guy was cut open! They just slapped some sausages and fake blood on him and thought that was enough. LOL! Nevermind that it looked like you could just brush them right off and the guy would be fine. Fake intestines can be a cool, gory effect for a movie, but you need to remember to actually make it look like the victim has been ripped open! LOL!
then learns how to drive a truck to run over a chick is NUMBER 1 in my book.
LOL! That's really funny! I actually chuckled at the same thing. After that scene, I said "I didn't know scarecrows knew how to drive a car!" LOL!
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NO, no,no,no,no... the funniest scene was when the scarecrow grabbed the girl out of nowhere and in the next shot he is dragging her across the beach kicking and screaming! The girl is screaming her head off as if she's being raped, while flaying her arms everywhere! Oh my god, I almost had a heart attack I was laughing so hard!!!
NO, no,no,no,no... the funniest scene was when the scarecrow grabbed the girl out of nowhere and in the next shot he is dragging her across the beach kicking and screaming! The girl is screaming her head off as if she's being raped, while flaying her arms everywhere!
Actually, the REALLY funny thing about that scene that you seem to be forgetting is that despite being dragged by a murderous scarecrow, she actually WASN'T kicking her legs or thrashing her arms at all. She wasn't even resisting at all. She just sat there screaming and letting this scarecrow drag her through the sand with murderous intentions. LOL! Such bad acting!
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Ummm . . . this wasn't even funny. Not at all. Often crap like this is most definitely unintentionally funny. Not this one. This was just painful to watch with no comedy whatso-freakin-ever.
I actually do have to agree. Though I did get a chuckle here and there out of this one, I didn't find it enough to make it worthwhile. It was just a HORRIBLE movie, in my opinion. If you ask me, stick with the first Scarecrow movie. It wasn't that bad overall, and the acting that was bad was so unintentionally funny that it actually made the movie even better. I actually think the first Scarecrow could have been a great movie if it had a bigger budget, more time to write, and better actors.