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Movie poster for Scared Shitless (2024)

Scared Shitless

“Don't forget to flush.”

2024
1h 14m
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Overview

A plumber and his germophobic son are forced to get their hands dirty to save the residents of an apartment building, when a genetically engineered, blood-thirsty creature escapes into the plumbing system.

Cast

11 people

Audience Opinions

Audience 7.2/10
"A gory, laugh-out-loud horror-comedy that delivers on absurd fun but stumbles with uneven pacing."

The film’s mix of over-the-top gore and slapstick humor resonates well, with many praising its ability to balance horror and comedy effectively. However, some find the pacing inconsistent, with moments of drag between the film’s high-energy set pieces. The father-son dynamic between the leads adds a heartfelt touch that elevates the silliness.

What viewers praise
  • Hilarious horror-comedy blend The film’s absurd humor and gory moments create a fun, chaotic energy that many find entertaining.
  • Strong lead chemistry Steven Ogg and Daniel Doheny’s dynamic as father and son adds depth to the comedic and action-packed scenes.
  • Over-the-top gore The film’s creative and excessive gore is a highlight for fans of splatter horror.
  • Heartfelt moments The relationship between the leads provides a surprising emotional core amid the chaos.
Common complaints
  • Uneven pacing Some scenes feel sluggish, breaking the film’s otherwise fast-paced momentum.
  • Predictable plot The story follows familiar horror-comedy tropes, offering few surprises for genre veterans.
  • Underdeveloped side characters Supporting roles lack depth, making them feel like caricatures rather than fully realized characters.
Recommended for
Horror-comedy fans Steven Ogg enthusiasts Gore and splatter lovers Absurd humor seekers Father-son dynamic stories