That's not to say that there aren't some laugh out loud moments in this sequel, but they are scarcer than in past installments. For instance; Charlie Sheen holding a Michael Jackson look-a-like out of a window and screaming, "How do you like it?" or Sheen saying "The dogs are acting strange" as wiener dogs ride around in Roman chariots and drive tractors. But then again, horror movies have largely been pretty bereft of fresh ideas for the last 10 years, so the genre's a sitting target for spoofs.

The disc's special features include a set of deleted/extended scenes (most of which were wisely edited out of the movie), a director's commentary track—which is occasionally funny and revealing, but mostly redundant—and a brief "making of" documentary that doesn't shed much fresh light on the movie. Scary Movie 3 is an OK time waster and has its moments of sophomoric yuks, but largely it's a matter of spanking a horse that, if it's not dead, it's certainly on its last legs. Enough already.