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Regina Hall and Anna Faris are returning for the 'Scary Movie' reboot, which will also see the original creators Keenan, Shawn, and Marlon Wayans involved. The new film, set for release on June 12, 2026, will parody recent horror trends and classics like Scream and Final Destination.
Anna Faris and Regina Hall will reprise their roles as Cindy and Brenda in the upcoming 'Scary Movie' reboot, set to release on June 12, 2026, marking the first reunion of the original cast in 18 years as the franchise is revived with new scripts and production efforts led by the Wayans brothers.
Regina Hall and Anna Faris are returning as Brenda and Cindy for the reboot of the 'Scary Movie' franchise, which is being revived by the Wayans Brothers and Miramax-Paramount, with filming scheduled for October and a release set for June 2026. The new film marks the first collaboration of the Wayans Brothers in 18 years and aims to capitalize on the saturated horror genre with a comedic twist.
Regina Hall discusses her role as the narrator for A&E's documentary "Cold Case Files: The Grim Sleeper," which explores the crimes of serial killer Lonnie Franklin Jr. and the impact on his victims' families. Hall, who has a background in journalism, emphasizes the importance of true crime storytelling and journalism in bringing justice to light. She also expresses excitement about the potential return of the "Scary Movie" franchise with the Wayans brothers and her involvement in producing true crime content with MGM Alternative.
Paramount and Miramax are teaming up to produce a new installment of the Scary Movie franchise, set to begin filming in the fall and expected for release in 2025. The original Scary Movie, released in 2000, was a box office success and spawned four sequels. With the horror genre evolving and gaining popularity, the new film aims to satirize modern-day genre tropes and horror fan obsessions, although details about the cast and storyline are yet to be revealed.
Miramax, under new leadership, is set to produce a new Scary Movie, with production scheduled to begin this year for a 2025 theatrical release. The original Scary Movie series, released by Dimension Films, was a successful horror movie comedy satire that grossed over $896M through five movies, and the new installment aims to continue the franchise's legacy.
Paramount Pictures is rebooting the "Scary Movie" comedy series in partnership with producer Neal H. Moritz, known for "Fast and Furious" and "Sonic the Hedgehog." The reboot, set to begin production in fall 2024 and release in 2025, will parody new horror material, with Miramax fully financing the production and Paramount handling distribution. Moritz is also involved in other projects, including the "Sonic the Hedgehog" series and a reboot of "Face/Off."
Hailey Bieber shared photos on Instagram of her sexy Halloween costume inspired by Scary Movie, where she stripped down to her white underwear to portray Carmen Electra in the iconic opening scene from the 2000 horror comedy film. She also dressed up as the actress in other scenes, including one where she used a landline to call for help before being attacked. Hailey and her husband, Justin Bieber, also attended other Halloween parties, with Hailey dressing up as Pebbles Flintstones and Justin as Bamm-Bamm.
Melissa Joan Hart revealed that she was almost fired from the sitcom "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" for posing half-naked on the cover of Maxim magazine in 1999. She was accused of breaching her TV contract and found out about the lawsuit at the premiere of her movie "Drive Me Crazy." Additionally, she was almost booted from her role in the film "Scary Movie" due to the controversy. Hart wrote an apology letter to resolve the situation and continued to play the teenage witch until the show's cancellation in 2003.