A Scary Movie

A Scary Movie (2026)



Una película de miedo

0.0 2026 76 min Portugal, Spain

Director: Sergio Oksman

Cast: Sergio Oksman, Nuno Oksman, Daniel Blaufuks, Ana Moreira

This summer, a filmmaker and his twelve-year-old son trade sunshine for solitude, checking into a forgotten Lisbon hotel as empty and eerie as the one from The Shining.

More About This Film

Scary Movie 6 marks the long-awaited return of the iconic parody franchise, bringing back original cast members including Anna Faris, Regina Hall, and the Wayans brothers for a sixth installment. Released in early 2026 following a thirteen-year hiatus since Scary Movie 5, the film attempts to revive the series' signature meta-humor by spoofing contemporary horror trends and blockbuster films from the 2020s. The plot centers on two friends who once again find themselves entangled in a chaotic mix-up involving killers, monsters, and supernatural entities, serving as a vehicle for rapid-fire jokes about modern cinematic culture.

The production has been met with mixed reception, with critics noting that while the movie is dense with references and Easter eggs, it struggles with structural coherence and excessive sexualization. Reviewers have pointed out that the film parodies recent hits such as Final Destination 6, The Substance, Get Out, M3GAN, and Smile, but the execution often feels disjointed. Despite the criticism regarding its 'vulgar' tone and lack of sustained narrative flow, the film retains a dedicated fanbase nostalgic for the series' earlier era of pop-culture satire.

  • This is the sixth film in the Scary Movie franchise, released 13 years after the previous entry, Scary Movie 5.
  • The film features a large ensemble cast reprising their roles, including Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans, and Craig Melvin alongside returning stars like Anna Faris and Regina Hall.
  • It spoofs a wide array of 2020s horror and thriller films, including M3GAN, The Black Phone, and A Quiet Place Part II, updating the franchise's formula for a new decade.
  • The movie holds a low rating on major review aggregators, with audiences describing it as noisy, overly sexualized, and lacking the sharp wit of the earlier entries.
  • Director David Zucker returns to helm the reboot-style installment, aiming to recapture the series' original comedic style while adapting to modern censorship and audience standards.

Where to Watch

As a theatrical release from 2026, initial availability varies by region, but streaming options are expected to follow shortly after the window closes.

  • Netflix – Streaming (Subscription) - Expected availability post-theatrical window
  • Amazon Prime Video – Rental / Purchase (Digital)
  • Vudu – Rental / Purchase (Digital)
  • Apple TV – Rental / Purchase (Digital)
  • Fandango – Theatrical Tickets (Select Regions)