'Scary Movie 6' to cross 'every line.' See first look in new trailer.
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The Wayans are back with a sneak peek at the family’s latest “Scary Movie” installment, giving viewers a look at the parody film that uses horror genre staples to poke fun at anything and everything.
The filmmakers shared the trailer on Monday, March 2.
“We're baaaaaack,” said the "Scary Movie" Instagram account in a caption with a post of the trailer. The film comes out on June 12, per the post.
In addition to producer Marlon Wayans returning, the film also stars actors who haven't been in the franchise in 20 years, including his brother, Shawn Wayans.
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