As the originators of the now-iconic "Scary Movie" franchise -- as well as their run on the critically-acclaimed "In Living Color" -- the Wayans Brothers have been a force in Hollywood for two decades now. So needless to say, their take on the dance flick genre found its fanbase and now their appropriately titled "Dance Flick" has hit store shelves.
The title was previously released on Blu-ray, and as of this week you can throw DVD into the mix. We've been given an exclusive featurette from the title below, in which director Damien Dante Wayans discusses the highs and lows of directing his family members. It's a fun little bit, so check it out.
If movies have taught us anything, it's that competitive dancing is hard. That's exactly the lesson Megan (Shoshana Bush) learns in this clip from "Dance Flick." It's a good thing that Thomas (Damon Wayans Jr.) is there to guide her in the right direction. Even if Megan's team ends up losing the competition, at least she gets to go home with the wad of cash thrown at her feet.
In this heartwarming clip, Baby Daddy (Shawn Wayans) shows what a good father when he pops in to pick up his son. Then put him down. But he'll be back to pick him up again next week! Baby Daddy really is a great father, isn't he?
With movies like "High School Musical," "Hairspray" and "Step Up" rocking the box office, the whole genre is ripe for the riffing. So no huge shock then that "Scary Movie" spoofmasters the Wayans Bros. have come along with "Dance Flick," their parody-filled ode to those who get served. Last week we brought you the official poster, and now we've got the exclusive trailer premiere, courtesy of our new movie show, "Spoilers."
Watch it below, and then click here to check out all our other "Spoilers" exclusives, including "Day the Earth Stood Still," "Watchmen" and more.
It must be nice to be in a brainstorming session for a spoof movie. Horror flick spoof? Er, how about "Scary Movie"?!? RomCom send up? Uh, I've got it! "Date Movie"! In that fine tradition we're pleased to announce the title of the latest from the Wayans gang: "Dance Flick." Do I really need to provide a plot summary? Will a set visit report do? Here you go. And for good measure, here's a first look at the poster!
