Shrek, fais-moi peur!

Original title: Scared Shrekless

TV Movie
2010
TV-PG
26m

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Antonio Banderas, Mike Myers, Dean Edwards, Conrad Vernon, and Kristen Schaal in Shrek, fais-moi peur! (2010)

Computer Animation Fairy Tale Parody Adventure Animation Comedy Family Fantasy Horror

Shrek gets in the Halloween spirit by challenging his fairytale friends to come up with scary stories for a contest. But the gang learn that they'll have to spend the night in Lord Farquaad'... Read allShrek gets in the Halloween spirit by challenging his fairytale friends to come up with scary stories for a contest. But the gang learn that they'll have to spend the night in Lord Farquaad's haunted castle before the winner is named.Shrek gets in the Halloween spirit by challenging his fairytale friends to come up with scary stories for a contest. But the gang learn that they'll have to spend the night in Lord Farquaad's haunted castle before the winner is named.

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6.7/10

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Awards
- 5 nominations total

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Mike Myers

Shrek
(voice)

Cameron Diaz

Princess Fiona
(voice)

Antonio Banderas

Puss in Boots
(voice)

Kristen Schaal

Sugar
(voice)

Dean Edwards

Donkey
(voice)

Cody Cameron

Pinocchio
(voice)
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Christopher Knights

Blind Mice
(voice)

Conrad Vernon

Gingerbread Man
(voice)
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Aron Warner

Wolf
(voice)

Patty Cornell

Creepy Clockwork Chorus
(voice)

Susan Fitzer

Creepy Clockwork Chorus
(voice)

Sean Bishop

Geppetto
(voice)
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Miles Bakshi

Ogre Baby
(voice)
(as Miles Christopher Bakshi)

Nina Zoe Bakshi

Ogre Baby
(voice)

Gabriel Basso

Teenager #1
(voice)
(as Louis Gabriel Basso III)

Devon Werkheiser

Teenager #2
(voice)
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Trivia
This is the only canon Shrek story where Eddie Murphy does not voice the character "Donkey"

Goofs
When Pinocchio runs through the door after being scared by Shrek, a small gap is seen above where his head went through. However, when the camera cuts to the other side of the door, the gap is no longer there but is immediately created when a small piece of the door falls off.

Quotes
Shrek: [Castle Duloc has become run-down; to Donkey] Look! It's that little thingy you love so much, remember?
Creepy Clockwork Chorus: [Shrek pulls the lever on the Information Booth, and the same mechanized marionettes pop out singing, this time looking very deranged] Welcome to Duloc/It's a creepy town/It was once pristine/Now it's all run down. We will chop off your head/And then laugh when you're dead/Duloc is a creepy place.
Creepy Clockwork Chorus: Come on in with your head,/Come lie down, break your... face/Duloc is... Duloc is... Duloc is a cre-py... place!
Shrek: [booth takes their picture, captioning it "Get Out"] Ooh! Let's do that again!
Donkey: NO!

Crazy credits
The boy in the DreamWorks logo hides behind the moon upon a wolf howl.

Connections
Edited into Shrek's Thrilling Tales (2012)

Soundtracks
Welcome to Duloc
Written by Mike Himelstein and Eric Darnell
Parody lyrics by Sean Bishop

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Featured review

6/10

Boo!

Shrek challenges the cast of regulars -- with Eddie Murphy replaced by Dean Edwards as the voice of Donkey -- to a competition at telling scary stories for Hallowe'en. But for purposes of this TV special, they have to hold the competition in Lord Farquaad's ruined and spooky castle.

There are a couple of gags repeated from the feature movie, and Mike Myers doesn't seem to be using the exactly the same voice, but for a half-hour TV special, it's certainly amusing. The scariness of the stories seems to be muted for appropriateness of a TV audience. This seems a bit odd to me, considering some of the scatological gags of the original movie, but it's fun.