Every Line Will Be Crossed: “Scary Movie 6” Trailer Drops With OG Cast Back in the Mix [Video]

The wait is finally over for fans of the ultimate parody franchise. Paramount has officially released the first trailer for “Scary Movie 6,” confirming that the Wayans brothers are back to reclaim their throne in the world of satire. This time around, the film is setting its sights on the “elevated horror” era, with the trailer revealing hilarious nods to Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” and Coralie Fargeat’s body-horror hit “The Substance.”

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Every current horror cliché is fair game as the teaser promises a relentless, anything-goes mockery of the modern movie scene.

Of course, no modern horror spoof would be complete without taking a shot at the viral sensation “M3GAN.” The trailer features a standout moment parodying the killer doll’s infamous dance routine, with the “Scary Movie” twist promised to be “even more disturbing than the original.

What has fans most excited is the massive reunion of the franchise’s “Core Four.” Marlon Wayans and Shawn Wayans are officially back in front of the camera, joined by the legendary duo of Regina Hall and Anna Faris. The nostalgia doesn’t stop there, as the trailer confirms returns from original favorites Lochlyn Munro, Dave Sheridan (reprising his role as the unforgettable Doofy), and Jon Abrahams. It’s a full-circle moment for the series, marking the first time the original creative team and cast have collaborated on a “Scary Movie” installment in over two decades.

In addition to the returning legends, “Scary Movie 6” is introducing a fresh wave of talent to the mix. The new cast includes Olivia Rose Keegan, Savannah Lee Nassif, and Cameron Scott Roberts, along with Sydney Park, Gregg Wayans, Ruby Snowber, and Benny Zielke. With a script penned by the Wayans brothers and longtime collaborator Rick Alvarez, the film promises to bridge the gap between classic slapstick and the viral “brain rot” humor of today.

As part of their first-look deal with Miramax, Paramount is bringing the movie to theaters worldwide on June 12.

As the tagline suggests, “every line will be crossed” when the spoof that started it all returns to theaters this summer.