I had low expectations going in, given what people were saying, and it turned out my fears were justified—it wasn't particularly humorous, save for a few minor moments of amusement. The biggest shock was just how incredibly boring it proved to be; I actually started doing other things on my computer while it played, even though I could still see the screen. The best thing I can really say about it is that the product…

It's genuinely difficult to suggest watching this film; if not for anticipating a particular moment, I likely would have turned it off within half an hour. This isn’t intended as simple entertainment. It comes across more like a declaration, a gathering of people, and a mocking portrayal. The initial moments give the impression that the Wayans brothers are now chasing money, producing something similar to *Scary M…

The latest installment, Scary Movie (2026), manages to bring back the horror spoof series, utilizing the familiar comedic style of the Wayans brothers and including appearances from actors who were in earlier films. The movie satirizes contemporary horror movies with funny sequences full of nods to popular culture. While certain jokes occasionally seem excessive and don't quite work, the film is generally enjoyable, …

The timing of this film’s release alongside Scream 7 is noteworthy, as both represent franchises that have been revisiting familiar territory for quite some time. While the new Scream installment still holds a degree of entertainment value, at least for a while, this one fails to elicit any laughs. A horror film needs to be frightening, and it does achieve that to an acceptable level; however, comedy requires humor, …

This film is simply awful, earning a rating of 1 out of 10. It’s a significant decline in quality. The movie fails to elicit any laughter, and its plot seems desperate to copy previous installments. Unfortunately, even attempting to function as a parody, it's incredibly dull and unpleasant, making it difficult to endure for more than thirty minutes. There isn't one genuinely amusing moment to be found; it’s jus…

People who enjoy movies like “Halloween,” “I Know What You Did Last Summer," and "Scream" will likely find a lot to appreciate in the humor here, along with its commentary on some of the repetitive ways those films are often made, as we see another "Ghostface"-like character running around. Marlon and Shawn Wayans carry the film forward as it moves at a brisk pace for ninety minutes, satirizing the predictable nature…

What a letdown. The film is frankly unwatchable, a jumbled collection of elements seemingly thrown together to exploit nostalgia and make money. It only superficially takes the shape of a movie, unlike the initial three installments of the Scary Movies franchise—the good ones. It’s really unfortunate. A genuine disappointment. This feels akin to films like Epic Movie, Disaster Movie, or Meet the Spartans. Compared to…