Scary Movie 6 Unveils Eight Parody Posters Lampooning Horror Hits

With its theatrical release just two weeks away, Scary Movie 6 has unveiled a fresh batch of parody posters taking aim at some of horror cinema's biggest recent releases.

The new artwork spoofs films including Ma, Weapons, Get Out, Sinners, and the upcoming Backrooms.

Twenty-six years after their first encounter with a masked killer reminiscent of "Ghostface," the Core Four return to face fresh danger. Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Anna Faris, and Regina Hall reprise their roles as "Shorty," "Ray," "Cindy," and "Brenda" respectively, joining returning cast members and newcomers for another satirical run through the horror landscape.

The film takes on reboots, remakes, requels, prequels, sequels, spin-offs, elevated horror, origin stories, and any project bearing the word "legacy"—along with countless "final chapters" that prove anything but conclusive. The Wayans brothers have crafted a comedy that leaves no genre convention untouched and no sacred ground unwalked.

Scary Movie 6 arrives in theaters on June 5.

The Spoofed Films

The parody posters target a range of recent horror releases. Backrooms, arriving May 29, follows a therapist venturing into an alternate dimension to rescue a vanished patient. Get Out, the 2017 Oscar winner, depicts a young man's weekend visit to his girlfriend's parents that spirals into mounting dread. Smile, released in 2022 with a sequel following two years later, centers on a psychiatrist plagued by an eerie entity after witnessing a disturbing incident.

Ma, featuring Octavia Spencer and released in 2019, tells of a solitary woman who befriends teenagers and invites them to party at her house, with sinister consequences. Nope, Jordan Peele's 2022 film, captures residents of a California gulch witnessing an unsettling phenomenon. Sinners, a major success from 2025 that earned four Oscars, follows twin brothers returning to their hometown only to confront a greater darkness.

The Substance, a 2024 release that garnered Demi Moore an Oscar nomination, centers on an aging celebrity who uses a black-market drug to create a younger version of herself. Weapons, released in 2025, earned Amy Madigan an Oscar and follows the mysterious simultaneous disappearance of an entire class of children.