"Tickle Movie" (working title)
Genre: Horror Parody / Demented Comedy
Mood: Scary Movie Style → absurd jokes, physical gags, crazy cameos, slapstick exaggerations.
OVERALL PLOT
A group of kids (Casey, Reggie, Linda, and Ash-parody) go for a weekend in a cabin in the woods (a clear reference to Evil Dead).
But there they find the ridiculous Necronomicon, written in glitter pen, which doesn't summon murderous demons... but rather the "Demons of Eternal Tickle."
As soon as one of them reads a sentence, the first manifestations begin:
The branches of the forest don't attack, but transform into feathered hands, chasing the kids.
The floor creaks and tickles anyone who walks barefoot.
Even their shoes start "laughing" and untying themselves.
From here on, the story becomes a constant race against a curse that doesn't kill, but drives you crazy with laughter.
PARODY CROSSOVERS
To create rhythm, the plot intertwines 4–5 cult films, all reinterpreted with a "tickling" twist:
Evil Dead –
The foundation: the cabin, the Necronomicon, the branches attacking Melissa McCarthy (Linda), endless gags involving tickling feet.
The Ring –
Samara (Aubrey Plaza) emerges from the TV… with a pedicure brush, and instead of killing, she tickles your heels until you "confess embarrassing secrets."
Nightmare (Freddy Krueger) –
Freddy (Jim Carrey) enters the kids' dreams, replacing bloody nightmares with nocturnal tickling torture. One scene features Casey "dreaming of running," but Freddy restrains her feet with giant clothespins and feathers.
It (Pennywise) –
Danny DeVito as Pennywise appears from the sewers: "You want a balloon? No, you want a tickle!" and bursts into laughter. The sewer water turns into tickling bubbles.
Alien –
In the final climax, the kids think they're escaping on a spaceship. But the Xenomorph (voiced by Cumberbatch) awaits them... instead of tearing them apart, he immobilizes them and "refines" them with an elegant and philosophical tickle:
"Pain is fleeting... but laughter is eternal."
CAMEOS & FINALE
When all seems lost, Bruce Campbell (himself) appears, shouting:
"Guys, leave it to the professional!"
He strikes an epic pose, chainsaw in hand... but the branches of the forest immediately pin him down and tickle his feet in front of everyone.
Amidst the chaos, Tarantino's cameo as the "librarian of the Necronomicon" reveals the key:
"The only way to stop the tickle demons... is to accept the tickle within you."
So, all the characters surrender and laugh together in a huge choral scene of tickling.
The curtain rises with an explosion of giant feathers that envelop the hut. Would you like to see it? 😉
Genre: Horror Parody / Demented Comedy
Mood: Scary Movie Style → absurd jokes, physical gags, crazy cameos, slapstick exaggerations.
OVERALL PLOT
A group of kids (Casey, Reggie, Linda, and Ash-parody) go for a weekend in a cabin in the woods (a clear reference to Evil Dead).
But there they find the ridiculous Necronomicon, written in glitter pen, which doesn't summon murderous demons... but rather the "Demons of Eternal Tickle."
As soon as one of them reads a sentence, the first manifestations begin:
The branches of the forest don't attack, but transform into feathered hands, chasing the kids.
The floor creaks and tickles anyone who walks barefoot.
Even their shoes start "laughing" and untying themselves.
From here on, the story becomes a constant race against a curse that doesn't kill, but drives you crazy with laughter.
PARODY CROSSOVERS
To create rhythm, the plot intertwines 4–5 cult films, all reinterpreted with a "tickling" twist:
Evil Dead –
The foundation: the cabin, the Necronomicon, the branches attacking Melissa McCarthy (Linda), endless gags involving tickling feet.
The Ring –
Samara (Aubrey Plaza) emerges from the TV… with a pedicure brush, and instead of killing, she tickles your heels until you "confess embarrassing secrets."
Nightmare (Freddy Krueger) –
Freddy (Jim Carrey) enters the kids' dreams, replacing bloody nightmares with nocturnal tickling torture. One scene features Casey "dreaming of running," but Freddy restrains her feet with giant clothespins and feathers.
It (Pennywise) –
Danny DeVito as Pennywise appears from the sewers: "You want a balloon? No, you want a tickle!" and bursts into laughter. The sewer water turns into tickling bubbles.
Alien –
In the final climax, the kids think they're escaping on a spaceship. But the Xenomorph (voiced by Cumberbatch) awaits them... instead of tearing them apart, he immobilizes them and "refines" them with an elegant and philosophical tickle:
"Pain is fleeting... but laughter is eternal."
CAMEOS & FINALE
When all seems lost, Bruce Campbell (himself) appears, shouting:
"Guys, leave it to the professional!"
He strikes an epic pose, chainsaw in hand... but the branches of the forest immediately pin him down and tickle his feet in front of everyone.
Amidst the chaos, Tarantino's cameo as the "librarian of the Necronomicon" reveals the key:
"The only way to stop the tickle demons... is to accept the tickle within you."
So, all the characters surrender and laugh together in a huge choral scene of tickling.
The curtain rises with an explosion of giant feathers that envelop the hut. Would you like to see it? 😉
