Connections
Remake of
Edited into
One of the movies shown.
References
Name of the boat at the end of the film
Jessica Lange mentions Perry Mason when she first hears of the private eye they hired (in fact, Paul Drake served as Mason's private eye)
Mentions Sam Spade when listing privste detectives
Lange mentions Peter Gunn
Lange mentions Mickey Spillane when she finds out about the private eye at dinner-in fact, Spillane played his own private eye Hammer in this film
Referenced in
mentioned
mentioned by Elaine
In the opening shot, Jimmy Chase (Paul Hewitt) mistakes Alan Rudolph for Martin Scorsese and tells him, "Hey, I loved 'Cape Fear'."
mentioned on Weekend Update
Billboard with poster seen for 2 seconds during car chase
Servo: (as DeNiro) Come out, come out, wherever you are.
Episode is named after it, music is based on the score.
Servo: (as Robert DeNiro) Counselor!
Seen on video store shelf in 'Video Review'
Crow: "Robert De Niro is clinging to the bottom of the car."
title reference
TV debut of Waylon Mercy, whose gimmick/character was based on the 1991 version of Max Cady
The music score is direct reference to Cape Fear (when the detectives go to arrest Victor (Sin of Sloth)
Poster on wall
Lachie Jr. mentions the film by name.
De Niro impersonates himself from that film
Sampled dialogue used in score throughout opening sequence.
Schmidt talks about
Music from this film is played while Larry and Cheryl are in a race to try to get her medication.
A poster of the film is shown hanging on a wall.
poster in background
The way Chris hides on the moving vehicle like Max Cady.
Music from Cape Fear used during chewing gum scene
While the two leads play a trivia game with each other, they mention this movie.
When Garfield is under Jon's car, it's a clear reference to Robert DeNiro's Max Cady on "Cape Fear".
The person laughing at the 37 quote from the Clerks movie during one of it's theater runs was refer to as Max Cady.
the plot (person released from jail coming back for revenge), the weight lifting scene is parodied as Trent lifts Tinkertoys as weights
Come out come out whatever you are
mentioned in Scorsese article
line in Theatre
on shelf in video store
In this earlier film by Scorsese, villianous convict Max Cady is shown in cell, tattooed torso shirtless, doing dips. While imprisoned Costigan does the same exercise in his cell, also shirtles/tattooed.
Lewis Black impersonates DeNiro saying "Come out, come out, wherever you are."
Max Cady briefly appears among the villains
Theme from "Cape Fear" used in principal's room
The Joker hangs upside down in his final scene. The camera's 180 degree spin mirrors the one where Robert De Niro hangs upside down during his workout.
Blackburn wants revenge on Boogie and he trains the same way Caddy does in Cape Fear
Castle mentions "Cape Fear" by name - does impression which Ryan identifies as being of Robert DeNiro.
Subject of a $2,000 clue in the category "Bad Guys"
Included in a $10,000 question
A still from "Cape Fear" is shown in the "Actor II Actor" intro.
Robin mentions it.
mentioned by Lewis
Lynda says Robert De Niro got nominated for best actor
Don Ramiro imitates Max Cady
Betty quotes Cape Fear as she searches the house for Desmond.
While discussing Honey Mahogany's kaftan, RuPaul asks 'Juliette Lewis' if she's wearing a "cape fear" (referring to her kaftan).
Features
On TV in Juliette Lewis's bedroom
Featured in
Clip shown in quotes montage and in 'Best inanimate objects'
De Niro/Nolte confrontation and threat to family
clip shown
clips are shown
Footage from this is featured.
Clip
Clips shown in a segment on Max Cady.
clip with Robert DeNiro and Illeana Douglas
footage shown
Clip shown and discussed
Clip of Max Cady laughing in movie theater compared to Pumpcasting participant
Spoofs
Spoofed in
The movie is parodied as "Cape Munster"
Sideshow Bob as released felon now after Bart. Sideshow Bob chases the family under the car, like Max does in the movie.
The film uses the Cape Fear (1991) score music throughout and the scene where Detective Mandy and Mandy's Wife argue is a parody of the argument between Nick Nolte and Jessica Lange in Cape Fear, and is shot the same way,
Jerry has a dream that Uncle Leo has turned into Max Cady while in jail.