Carmen Electra Puts Her Faith In The Wayans For A Cancel-Proof 'Scary Movie'

  • By Daiana
  • Feb. 27, 2026, 11 a.m.

Wayans Brothers: Masters of Comedy

Get ready to be spooked and entertained as "Scary Movie 6" makes its way to theaters this year. We caught up with Carmen Electra, a familiar face from the original 2000 film, to get her take on how the iconic franchise will fare in today's cancel culture climate.

Carmen Electra, who had us laughing in the first "Scary Movie," believes the Wayans brothers have the comedic chops to navigate any era. She recalls the inaugural film having jokes that might not fly today, yet she trusts the Wayans to deliver a script that hits all the right notes.

"I haven't seen the script, so I'm not exactly sure what the new 'Scary Movie' is exactly going to be about. But I think for the most part, it's so lighthearted and as long as it's in the right context, I think it'll be okay," Carmen shared.

Anticipation Builds for 'Scary Movie 6'

With Keenan Ivory, Marlon, and Shawn Wayans at the helm of the writing process, the film is poised to bring the laughs while sidestepping controversy. Carmen assures fans that the Wayans are not only "not careful," but they are comedic geniuses, ensuring the film will be a blast.

June is the expected release for this much-anticipated installment, and the announced cast promises a star-studded lineup. Fans can look forward to performances from Regina Hall, Anna Faris, Cheri Oteri, Damon Wayans Jr., Kim Wayans, and Heidi Gardner, among others.

A Legacy of Laughter

The "Scary Movie" franchise has long been a staple of parody comedy, and its return is sure to reignite the genre. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the series, the blend of horror and humor is set to delight audiences once again. Carmen's confidence in the Wayans' ability to craft a film that's both hilarious and timely is a testament to their enduring appeal and talent.

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Author: Daiana
Daiana

Daiana

Content and Social Media Manager at Modelsearcher.com. Raised by a graphic designer father and an accountant mother, her journey from freelance graphic designer to content manager is marked by self-taught expertise and formal education in UX/UI design.

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