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Cast

Jim Varney
as Ernest P. Worrell

Eartha Kitt
as Old Lady Hackmore

Austin Nagler
as Kenny

Shay Astar
as Elizabeth

Jonas Moscartolo
as Trantor

John Cadenhead
as Tom Tulip

Bill Byrge
as Bobby Tulip

Richard Woolf
as Matt

Nick Victory
as Mike

Alec Klapper
as Joey

Daniel Butler
as Cliff

Steven Moriyon
as Gregg

Esther Huston
as Amanda

Larry Black
as Mayor Murdock

Denice Hicks
as Elizabeth's Mother

Melanie Wheeler
as Crying Woman

Jackie Welch
as Teacher

Ernest Fosselius
as Trantor the Troll

Mark Delabarre
as Jimmy

Michael Montgomery
as Joey's Dad

Mary Jane Harvill
as Mother

Lauren Frankenbach
as Daughter

Roberta Madison
as Parent

Barry Scott
as Another Parent

Cathy Susan Pyles
as 1st Parent

Jessa Fahey
as Little Girl

Mike Hutchinson
as Steve Swindell

Adora Dupree
as Francis' Mother

Joey Anderson
as Ernest's Teacher

Dennis Harrison Jr.
as 1st Child

Danielle Harrison
as 2nd Child

Barkley
as Rimshot

Nellie Batson
as Troll

Renee Clary
as Troll

Myke R. Mueller
as 2nd Parent

Rhonda Clower
as Troll

Misty Eaker
as Troll

Tammy Harrison
as Troll

Pamela Kippes
as Troll

Glenn Seer
as Troll

Todd Suttles
as Troll

Angela Chao
as Troll

Deidre Clower
as Troll

Ann Dresen
as Troll

Ralph Green Jr.
as Troll

Dana Kennedy
as Troll

Renee LeBlanc
as Troll

Tawanya Smith
as Troll

Douglas Zagorski
as Troll

Jody Austin
as Parent

Jodie Evans
as Parent

Mellissa Gerach
as Parent

Jeanette Green
as Parent

Will Hammond
as Parent

John Phillips
as Parent

Dan Sarenana
as Parent

Vanessa Smith
as Parent

Polly Ann Young
as Parent

Sabrina Birdine
as Parent

Phyllis Fuller
as Parent

Reginald Glimps
as Parent

Marc Gullen
as Parent

Vicki Jacobs
as Parent

Richard Sadler
as Parent

Gwendolyn Smith
as Parent

Bobby Storm
as Parent

Daniel Higgs
as Army Kid

Karson Kanitz
as Army Kid

Luke Robert
as Army Kid

Gregg Higgs
as Army Kid

Marin Miller
as Army Kid

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Critic Reviews for Ernest Scared Stupid

Audience Reviews for Ernest Scared Stupid

• Oct 23, 2015

  much better then Ernest goes to prison, there is actually funny Ernest. the style of the last film has disappeared and for the better. Seeing that the franchise slipped to video release I don't have high hopes for the remaining additions to the franchise. This episode is well shot and actually looks like money was well spent, Ernest goes to prison really looked terrible.
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Aug 31, 2014

  Few movies are brave enough to put "stupid" in their title, but Ernest Scared Stupid has no illusions about what it is. Clearly meant for children (and only children) the comedy is incredibly juvenile and slapstick-ish. And the acting, if it can be called that, is horrendous. The sets, costumes, and special effects are also terrible, looking especially fake and cheap. Lacking the charm and fun of the earlier films, Ernest Scared Stupid is complete garbage.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Jul 21, 2011

  Its so unfunny and stupid that its funny and entertaining. The children actors do a good enough job, and the late Jim Varney is good as the protagonist Ernets P. Worell, and he did manage to get a couple laughs out of me. It also has a great performance from the again late Ertha Kitt who was one of the actors who played Catwoman in the 50s batman show, as well as Yzma in "The Emperors New Groove." Plus the troll effects are pretty good and interesting to look at, and I have to say they're sure as heck better than the troll effects in the "Troll" films. The premise is also pretty interesting, being a monster run amuck film and an idiot having to save the world. Also the running joke with him finding the trolls weakness being milk, and him confusing it for a supposedly fake seasonal stuff called Miak.
  Michael E Super Reviewer
• Feb 25, 2011

  Here's another great movie starring Jim Varney. This is a wonderful movie for the family to enjoy, especially on Halloween. I loved the part when Ernest said, "I sure hope you're from Keebler." I crack up every time. Not only is this a fun movie, but the good family values show through. For instance: when the mother and her daughter have a little fight but the girl turns around and tells her mother that she loves her. Also, near the end of the movie when Ernest realizes that unconditional love was the strongest weapon of all. (Varney is the only one that can convey that child-like innocence.) Of course, kissing Trantor's slimy lips was an 'Ewwww' moment for me as well. Trantor, to this day, is still the ugliest thing I've ever seen. If people can't see the moral content of this movie, they must be blind. I always saw Ernest as a playmate and someone that never aged. I would've given just about anything to work with Varney. Sadly, he is no longer with us and no one will ever be able to duplicate what he did. R.I.P. Jim Varney 1949-2000.
  Stacy A Super Reviewer

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