Let’s begin by acknowledging, because the world is a wide and beautiful place, that there are people for whom the 2004 Wayans Brothers comedy White Chicks is not a bizarre, tonally weird misstep from ...

Marlon Wayans and Shawn Wayans are eyeing a return to one of their most recognizable comedies, saying a sequel to “White Chicks” could move forward depending on the performance of “Scary Movie 6.” ...

Marlon Wayans Addresses 'Scary Movie' Snub: 'It Wasn't Personal' Marlon Wayans says Shannon Elizabeth's absence from the 2026 'Scary Movie' reboot wasn't personal after the actor shared her ...

His remarks at a movie theater convention were part of a campaign to win Hollywood support for his bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery. By Nicole Sperling “The future is Paramount, and the future looks ...

The 30-year-old Oscar-nominee has three known projects in the works, including a sequel and a James Mangold thriller. Timothée Chalamet continues global stardom with recent hits and three Oscar ...

Great news for Indianapolis fans of the "Dune" movie series: The city is home to one of the theaters showing the film in IMAX 70mm. And tickets went on sale April 6. “Dune: Part Three” IMAX tickets ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Last time Marlon Wayans spoke with WIVB, he was not part of the filmmaking effort on then-recently announced “Scary Movie 6,” the latest installment of the franchise established ...

Timothée Chalamet is leaving his "Marty Supreme" era behind and embracing desert power. On Tuesday, March 17, Warner Bros. revealed the first footage from "Dune: Part Three," the highly anticipated ...

What we know about Scary Movie 6 s that it is officially hitting the 2026 movie release calendar on June 5, 2026, and the long-running parody franchise is gearing up to take aim at a whole generation ...

Scary Movie 6 has unveiled its first teaser poster, and it draws from a recent awards season moment. The promotional image spoofs a recognizable horror character while continuing the franchise’s ...

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 ...