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Scary Movie 6‘s final trailer parodies Jordan Peele’s acclaimed horror hit Get Out. The upcoming R-rated parody film, featuring Anna Faris and Marlon Wayans, comes out this Friday. The official ...

Every once in a while in "Scary Movie" (which really should have been called "Scary Movie 6," but never mind), there's a gag that connects. Like the one where Ray Wilkins (Shawn Wayans) gets up in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Love horror, but hate being scared? "Scary Movie" is back, and it's a hilarious riff on all the popular horror movies you love.

Horror is taking over the world right now, and for good reason. Both Backrooms and Obsession are currently proving that the YouTube invasion of Hollywood is here to stay, making Kane Parsons and Curry ...

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Don't miss the Final Trailer for Scary Movie, the latest installment in the comedic horror series distributed by Paramount Pictures. Scary Movie stars Marlon Wayans (“Shorty”), Shawn Wayans (“Ray”), ...

In the time that Scary Movie has been gone, the horror genre has given us plenty of moments worthy of parody. However, the Wayans’ brand of comedy is always uniquely their own, so even though there ...

There's a running joke online that every time a horror movie does great, some critic will announce, "Horror's back!" This is done in jest as a reference to all the times a reviewer has typed those ...

Criticizing a “Scary Movie” is a lot like giving Julius Caesar’s eulogy. It may seem like critics are burying these crass, foolish parodies, but really, we’re paying them the ultimate compliment.

The "Scary Movie" franchise doesn't just mock horror flicks. It's now taking shots at the King of Pop. The poster features the faux Ghostface of the "Scary Movie" films with a "Thriller"-esque red ...