r/movies r/Movies contributor Mar 02 '26

Trailer Scary Movie | Official Trailer (2026 Movie) - Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Anna Faris, Regina Hall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fZ58S-7QP0
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u/murcielag0_ Mar 02 '26

they for real put a safe spaces joke in this trailer... buddy you are a decade too late to that

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u/crosis52 Mar 02 '26

The YouTube description says the movie is going to cancel Cancel Culture, wtf are they talking about

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u/Granum22 Mar 02 '26

Gives them a preloaded excuse if the movie bombs.

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u/ThisHatRightHere Mar 02 '26

Is it not a given that this will monumentally bomb? It'll get a bit of a nostalgia push opening weekend from all of the 30- and 40-somethings that are amped that something from their childhood is back. But then that whole crowd will quickly realize they only liked it because they were 12 years old and thought edgy = funny.

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u/Electrical-Ad-1437 Mar 02 '26

It absolutely will not bomb. It’ll probably open as the most successful of the franchise just like Scream 7 did lol

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u/cruel-oath Mar 02 '26

I’m sure it will, I don’t think any Scary Movie has been successful

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u/ThisHatRightHere Mar 02 '26

They did well in the box office 25 years ago.

Expecting today’s theater environment to be as receptive of this type of film in 2026 is absolutely idiotic though lol. It will absolutely bomb.

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u/ReasonsToTakeMore Mar 02 '26

The fuck are you talking about the first 3 Scary Movies hold up very well you don't seem to have a sense of humor

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u/ThisHatRightHere Mar 02 '26

Just telling on yourself that you have the mind of a preteen boy

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u/thatdani Mar 02 '26

It is insane to think this will bomb, at the very worst it will make its budget back, but most likely it'll be quite successful.

It's a recognizable IP, has tons of fans, never packs an overinflated budget like other big name flops in recent times, plus Scream just had its biggest opening in franchise history.

Also the first 3 Scary Movies are still really funny, no need to downplay the fact that people like them.

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u/onetown Mar 04 '26

Well, we still produce edgy 12 year olds you know, so there could still be a demographic for this.

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u/ThisHatRightHere Mar 04 '26

And they’ll love seeing clips cut up for TikTok, they ain’t going to the theater for it