Wayans Weighs-In on HH2!       MW: I think you have to make sure
you have a little bit of the old, while adding something new. We
kept Cedric the Entertainer, Affion Crockett and Essence Atkins
and, like I said, we added Gabe and Jaime, and also Ashley
Rickards. I think you have to stick with the integrity of the
comedy or lack thereof, and keep in stride with the humor of the
movie. I don't believe you try to sell it out. Instead, you just
keep your tone and your sense of humor, because that's what they
bought into the first time. It's all about being authentic to
whatever that movie is, and not reaching too hard.  MW: No, I
haven't, but I wish I had.  KW: Children's book author Irene
Smalls asks: Is storytelling in the horror genre different from
storytelling in a typical comedy? MW: Yeah, it is. But this is
more of a typical comedy, because it's a horror comedy with
parody moments. It's not a parody-parody, but what is kind of
parody-esque is the pacing of how we tell the jokes. I'm
throwing out five jokes