PiraBit
if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.
Numerootno
A story that's too fascinating to pass by...
Kaelan Mccaffrey
Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.
Mandeep Tyson
The acting in this movie is really good.
carbuff
Sure the jokes and sight gags are frequently dumb, lame, and crude and come so fast that there's no way to catch them all in one viewing, but what were you expecting? As these sort of parodies go, it's not a bad one, but not quite as good as, say, "A Haunted House", which was much along the same lines--it's not trying to be a "Scream" sort of meta-horror movie, but rather an all-out juvenile spoof, at which it succeeds decently. As long as you understand what you're getting yourself into, you "get" most of the pop-culture references, and you don't mind turning down (or off) your critical reasoning skills, you might really enjoy this like I did; however, it's certainly not right for someone looking for anything that's approaching a serious movie-viewing experience.
Raul Faust
If I knew this movie would be that metalinguistic, I wouldn't even bother. I know that "Scream" and "Scary Movie" are a little bit of this, but not that much. "Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth" has some few funny scenes through its 86 minutes, which are: the running in circles, the origin of Scream's mask and some other stuff.What annoys the most are the repeatedly scenes about "I know what you did last summer"; they show this scene around seven times in a row, tiring and bothering the spectator. Morealso, the film is poorly written and directed, you need to be either drunk or in a very good mood to enjoy this. See "Scary Movie" instead, or see this to compare the versions and decide which one you prefer (I sadly don't know anyone who preferred this one).
DeborahPainter855
"Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth", though vulgar in spots, offered small enough doses of vulgarity that they did not stop the humor from coming through. The "Scream" mask used by the villain of the piece was funny in context and the repeated scene where the teenagers vow "this NEVER happened" left me in a helpless state of laughter. The film does everything that a good parody should.I have not even seen most of the (mostly dreadful) pictures this film lampoons, and now I don't have to because I now know all their clichés! It is almost as good as what Mel Brooks would have done if he directed a send up of the slasher genre.
Jamie_Seaton
I think this movie is brilliant. Its so stupid you can't help but laugh. I can see why this is terribly rated on here because it isn't a great film, I'm even saying it and I love it. In a lot of ways this is better than scary movie, quite simply because its so out of this world crazy. Every scene in the film is a spoof from another movie, every frame of the film, every prop and so many other things are from other films. It's basically scary movie taken to the next level.The characters are so funny as well, Tom Arnold the mall cop and Danny strong as the short dorky teen are the funniest in the film. The film also has silly performances by Julie Benz, Tiffany-Amber Thiessen and Coolio.My conclusion on this film is that you might not love it but just watch it, you may be surprised 9/10 j.d seaton
