Review of Deputy Droopy

. . . with David Ark-kit's role in the later 1996 film SCREAM--that is, "Deputy Dewey." Both of these inept lawmen are thrown into their stories mostly for comic relief. In DEPUTY DROOPY, a tall robber and a short thief create the roles which Billy and Stu would soon inherit during SCREAM, as they take turns running two miles from town into the desert to scream. Both the original and the 1996 remake conclude with the deputies seemingly triumphant. So how do these pictures compare? Most likely SCREAM has a lot more belly laughs, such as when Sidney and Billy tango, but DEPUTY DROOPY is far more violent, featuring numerous decapitations, wicked tricks and searing of the flesh. Certainly the majority of viewers will conclude that it would be better for them to deal with Deputy Dewey in their own personal Real Lives than with DEPUTY DROOPY.