The sketch is also a commentary on how Hollywood continues to squeeze the life out of its beloved franchises with meaningless sequels. However, the resulting fight is so epic that the trailer’s voiceover artist gets incredibly excited.

The sketch is a fake movie trailer for this matchup, which takes Jason’s indestructibility to its absurd logical conclusion. So that leads some military types in this sketch to believe he would be the perfect person to fight Godzilla. Throughout the “Friday the 13th” film series, Jason has taken a lot of hits, and he keeps bouncing back up. The sketch also suggests that Samara is a bit behind the times, as she has a hard time adapting to changing technology with her choice of video formatting. Instead of being an intimidating figure like she is in “The Ring,” Samara sounds like a pretentious film student and gets defensive when the others don’t understand her scaring technique. This sketch has her in the class from the classic ‘90s Nicktoon “Aaahh!!! Real Monsters,” where she’s sharing with the other students how she scares people. Samara, the creepy, little girl in the cursed videotape from “The Ring,” gave people nightmares in the early 2000s. Interestingly enough, Mark Hamill provides the voice of Chucky in this sketch, which is a role he would reprise for the 2019 remake of “Child’s Play.” The twist toward the end of the sketch reveals that Chucky’s demise was merely a setup for what would have been an epic season premiere for “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” had it been renewed for an eighth season. Eventually, Chucky runs into an offshoot of the Cabbage Patch dolls that are naturally more powerful and evil than he is, and they immediately overtake him. This sketch starts out with Chucky from the “Child’s Play” movies making a run for it in the woods and suggesting his origin story is so convoluted he doesn’t even know it. “Robot Chicken” takes plenty of dark subjects like horror villains and makes them silly, and it was interesting to see the demonic Cenobite take a break from torturing unfortunate souls to do something as mundane as get a haircut - or, headcut. The sketch is a nice, short gag that pokes fun at Pinhead’s iconic design. To change his look, the hairstylist simply grabs a hammer to drive in the nails. In this sketch, Pinhead sits down for a haircut. With his bald head entirely covered with nails, Pinhead has a unique look that stands out amongst most horror villains. Our countdown includes the cast of 'Aaahh!!! Real Monsters' meeting Samara, Thursday the 12th, 'Home Alone' with Michael Myers, and more! What was your favorite horror movie parody ? Let us know in the comments. 'Robot Chicken' has parodied a lot of things, including Horror movies! For this list, we’ll be looking at sketches where “Robot Chicken” parodied or referenced films from the horror genre.

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