'Star Wars' Parody Coming From 'Scary Movie' Guys, With an Amazeballs Title

When Mel Brooks released Spaceballs in 1987, there were but a mere three Star Wars films in the world. Now that we've gotten five more, with countless others coming, the time for a new parody is ripe. 

The Siths who dare make light of the galaxy far, far away are Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, who co-wrote the original Scary Movie as well as Leslie Nielsen's Spy Hard; they went on to pen and direct Date Movie, Epic Movie and Disaster Movie. As of 2010's Vampires Suck (a Twilight jab), their spoofs have been franchise-specific: The Starving Games, Superfast! (Fast and the Furious burn) and the in-production Liam Neeson send-up Who the F#@K Took My Daughter?