The film begins with a parody of “The Exorcist,” where Father McFeely (played by James Woods) and Father Harris (played by Andy Richter) attempt to exorcise a demon from a young girl named Megan Voorhees (played by Natasha Lyonne). However, their efforts fail, and Megan is seemingly killed after being possessed by the demon.
A year later, Cindy Campbell (played by Anna Faris), Brenda Meeks (played by Regina Hall), Ray Wilkins (played by Shawn Wayans), and Shorty Meeks (played by Marlon Wayans) are invited to spend a weekend at Hell House, a haunted mansion, as part of a study conducted by Professor Oldman (played by Tim Curry) and his assistant, Dwight (played by David Cross).
Upon arriving at Hell House, the group encounters various supernatural phenomena and creepy occurrences, including a possessed cat, a ghostly presence, and a disturbing portrait of a former resident named Hugh Kane (played by Richard Moll). As they explore the mansion, they encounter various parodies of horror movie tropes and characters.
Meanwhile, Cindy becomes suspicious of Professor Oldman’s motives and begins to investigate the history of Hell House. She discovers that Hugh Kane was a cruel and sadistic owner who tortured his family and staff before mysteriously disappearing.
As the weekend progresses, the group is terrorized by a series of increasingly bizarre and absurd supernatural events, including encounters with demonic creatures and hallucinatory experiences. They must band together to survive the night and uncover the truth behind the haunted mansion.
In a climactic showdown, Cindy confronts Professor Oldman and reveals that he is actually Hugh Kane, who faked his own death to avoid prosecution for his crimes. With the help of her friends, Cindy manages to defeat Kane and banish the evil spirits from Hell House.
In the end, the surviving characters escape from the mansion and return to safety, but not without suffering various injuries and traumas along the way. They reflect on their experiences and vow to put the past behind them, unaware that the demonic presence may still linger in the shadows.
“Scary Movie 2” is a raunchy and irreverent parody that lampoons the conventions of horror films while delivering plenty of laughs and gags. Through its over-the-top humor, outrageous characters, and clever spoofs of popular horror movies, the film offers audiences a hilarious and entertaining ride from start to finish.