Scary Movie

Six films, and the sixth is called Scary Movie with no number on it, which helps nobody.

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Where to start with Scary Movie

Six films in order, though this is a parody series and each one is largely self-contained: the joke is whatever horror films were big in the three years before it. The first two are the Wayans ones, three and four are David Zucker's, the fifth is the odd one out, and the 2026 film brings back Anna Faris, Regina Hall and the Wayans brothers for the first time in eighteen years.

  1. 1
    Scary Movie Scary Movie

    2000. Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer, mostly.

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    Scary Movie 2 to 5 Scary Movie 2

    2001 to 2013. Four films, four different sets of horror films being sent up.

  3. 3
    Scary Movie (2026) Scary Movie (2026)

    The original cast back after thirteen years.

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The Films

  • Scary Movie 2000
  • Scary Movie 2 2001
  • Scary Movie 3 2003
  • Scary Movie 4 2006
  • Scary Movie 5 2013
  • Scary Movie (2026) 2026

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