Continuity mistake: When Cindy is fighting the possessed cat, there's poop in the litter box, but the next time we see it the poop is gone. (00:33:00)
Scary Movie 2 (2001)
Plot summary
Directed by: Keenen Ivory Wayans
Starring: James Woods, Anna Faris, Tim Curry, Marlon Wayans, Regina Hall, James DeBello, Shawn Wayans, Tori Spelling, Anthony Acker, Mark Barrett
Genres: Comedy
It begins with a spoof of the exorcist, with the priest shooting the little girl. Then it shows the crew from the last SM1 at college, they were told that they had to go to a haunted house for a class. Upon arrival, Cindy meets Hanson, a butler with a midgit hand. When everyone arrives they sit down for dinner, and Hanson ruins the dinner as well as everyone's appetite by using his hand in the food. They return to their rooms and a ghost escapes, wreacking havoc in the house. They think they finally beat the ghost and killed Hanson.
More mistakes in Scary Movie 2
Hanson: Who's ready for a wing?
Dwight: Yours or the turkey's?
Hanson: Well, I know what you'd like. How about a leg?
Trivia: In the beginning when they did the spoof of The Exorcist the tongue they used for the girl was the tongue they used for Linda Blair for The Exorcist. They borrowed it, and after filming the scene returned it.
Question: What is the song being played when Tori Spelling is in her room getting ready for a romantic night with the ghost (It's a deleted scene, I think, but its the scene where she is waxing and the song I want to know is the one being played on the radio).
Answer: I want to know this so badly as well and can't find it. The Graduation Song is not right.
Answer: Vitamin C - The Graduation Song.
Answer: I'm looking for that song too. You'd think that even though it was a deleted scene, the song credit would have been featured in the credits. But, I guess not. It sounded kind of like Carmen Electra, and that would kinda make sense with her being the "Drew" (first victim) in this franchise. But still, I can't locate it. But Carmen Electra may surprise you with her singing career. She raps fast (in some tracks), has a good voice, and can dance to back it up. Still, I'm not sure who sings, nor what that track is officially called. But I'd like to hunt it down. Any info or suggestions?
"Push It, I want you." - Camaro Danny.