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À hurler… de rire !
Dans chaque film d'horreur, il y a un téléphone qui sonne… une victime qui hurle… un tueur prêt à frapper. Et la seule façon de s'en sortir, c'est d'avoir toujours un coup d'avance sur celui-ci, même si c'est le dernier des empotés ! Cette fois, une journaliste sexy qui a le don de se fourrer dans des histoires pas possibles fait équipe avec un vigile incompétent pour pister le mystérieux tueur qui s'acharne sur les meilleurs élèves du lycée… Ça promet !
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Just barely funny enough for its branch of humor. The script is ok for its time but the movie just falls to the wayside because despite the cast being more than ok, they didn't have Anna Faris to bring it together with the naive character amidst all the insanity. As a result, by the end it's all pretty forgettable.
Lampooning the teen horror genre, Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth is a poorly made film that hardly delivers any laughs. As the title indicates, it’s a fairly straightforward spoof of Scream (with a little I Know What You Did Last Summer). And there are a bunch of sight gags and comedy skits thrown in as well. However, the jokes are rather lame and incredibly obvious. Still, the cast isn’t that bad, and features some solid comedic actors; including Julie Benz, Tiffani Thiessen, and Tom Arnold. Yet overall, Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth is a heavy handed parody film that beats its jokes to death.