Movie Marathon (Part 2)

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Funny Horror Movies

  1. Evil Dead 2
  2. The Cabin In The Woods
  3. Return of the Living Dead
  4. Dracula - Dead and Loving It
  5. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
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Funny Horror Movies

  1. Evil Dead 2
  2. The Cabin In The Woods
  3. Return of the Living Dead
  4. Dracula - Dead and Loving It
  5. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
  6. Fright Night
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Funny Horror Movies

  1. Evil Dead 2
  2. The Cabin In The Woods
  3. Return of the Living Dead
  4. Dracula - Dead and Loving It
  5. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
  6. Fright Night
  7. Beetkejuice
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Funny Horror Movies

  1. Evil Dead 2
  2. The Cabin In The Woods
  3. Return of the Living Dead
  4. Dracula - Dead and Loving It
  5. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
  6. Fright Night
  7. Beetlejuice
  8. Zombieland
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Funny Horror Movies

  1. Evil Dead 2
  2. The Cabin In The Woods
  3. Return of the Living Dead
  4. Dracula - Dead and Loving It
  5. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
  6. Fright Night
  7. Beetlejuice
  8. Zombieland
  9. Young Frankenstein
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Funny Horror Movies

  1. Evil Dead 2
  2. The Cabin In The Woods
  3. Return of the Living Dead
  4. Dracula - Dead and Loving It
  5. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
  6. Fright Night
  7. Beetlejuice
  8. Zombieland
  9. Young Frankenstein
  10. An American Werewolf in London

Spoofs

  1. Spaceballs
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Spoofs

  1. Spaceballs
  2. Top Secret!

I saw a test screening of the film in '84, followed by a Q&A with the directors (David Zucker, Jerry Zucker, and Jim Abrahams). They said that, after having a hit with Airplane!, they debated what genre to spoof next; their finalists were Elvis movies, spy movies, and WWII movies. Unable to choose between them, they decided to spoof all three in one film.

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Spoofs

  1. Spaceballs
  2. Top Secret!
  3. Loaded Weapon 1
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Spoofs

  1. Spaceballs
  2. Top Secret!
  3. Loaded Weapon 1
  4. Airplane!
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Spoofs

  1. Spaceballs
  2. Top Secret!
  3. Loaded Weapon 1
  4. Airplane!
  5. Hot Shots!
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Spoofs

  1. Spaceballs
  2. Top Secret!
  3. Loaded Weapon 1
  4. Airplane!
  5. Hot Shots!
  6. Robin Hood: Men In Tights
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Spoofs

  1. Spaceballs
  2. Top Secret!
  3. Loaded Weapon 1
  4. Airplane!
  5. Hot Shots!
  6. This Is Spinal Tap
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Spoofs

  1. Spaceballs
  2. Top Secret!
  3. Loaded Weapon 1
  4. Airplane!
  5. Hot Shots!
  6. This Is Spinal Tap
  7. The Naked Gun

My all-time favorite Hot Shots! moment: Hot Shots: Part Deux-Martin Sheen cameo, “I loved you in Wall Street!” - YouTube

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Spoofs

  1. Spaceballs
  2. Top Secret!
  3. Loaded Weapon 1
  4. Airplane!
  5. Hot Shots!
  6. This Is Spinal Tap
  7. The Naked Gun
  8. Robin Hood: Men In Tights
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Spoofs

  1. Spaceballs
  2. Top Secret!
  3. Loaded Weapon 1
  4. Airplane!
  5. Hot Shots!
  6. This Is Spinal Tap
  7. The Naked Gun
  8. Robin Hood: Men In Tights
  9. Wrongfully accused
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  1. Spaceballs
  2. Top Secret!
  3. Loaded Weapon 1
  4. Airplane!
  5. Hot Shots!
  6. This Is Spinal Tap
  7. The Naked Gun
  8. Robin Hood: Men In Tights
  9. Wrongfully accused
  10. The Mystery of the Leaping Fish

NEXT: Films that (probably) did something the first time

  1. The Crowd, 1928 (showed a bathroom with a toilet)
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Films that (probably) did something the first time

  1. The Crowd, 1928 (showed a bathroom with a toilet)
  2. Westworld (1974) (first use of computer graphics in a movie)
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Films that (probably) did something the first time

  1. The Crowd, 1928 (showed a bathroom with a toilet)
  2. Westworld (1974) (first use of computer graphics in a movie)
  3. Cabiria, 1914 (credited by many as having the first tracking shot)
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Films that (probably) did something the first time

  1. The Crowd, 1928 (showed a bathroom with a toilet)
  2. Westworld (1974) (first use of computer graphics in a movie)
  3. Cabiria, 1914 (credited by many as having the first tracking shot)
  4. Tillie’s Punctured Romance, 1914 (said to be the first instance of “film within the film”)
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Films that (probably) did something the first time

  1. The Crowd, 1928 (showed a bathroom with a toilet)
  2. Westworld (1974) (first use of computer graphics in a movie)
  3. Cabiria, 1914 (credited by many as having the first tracking shot)
  4. Tillie’s Punctured Romance, 1914 (said to be the first instance of “film within the film”)
  5. The Power of Love, 1922 (credited as the first 3D film shown to a commercial audience)

Although no one will ever see it again, as it has presumably been lost to time

-“BB”-