More like Scary Movie

Unsuspecting people are plunged into staged paranormal scenarios, mining horror conventions for comedy with a knowing wink.

Seven outcast kids battle a shape-shifting killer in 1960, then reunite thirty years later to face it again.

A documentary series that digs into horror classics and hidden gems — ideal for viewers who love dissecting genre tropes.

Urban rumours of a figure who takes people in the dark creates the same horror-mythology-as-gossip atmosphere running through slasher franchises.

Two teens and a talking pug team up to battle demons at a haunted theme park and maybe save the world.

A viral video triggers a murder spree among the teenagers of Lakewood, stretching the slasher format into serialised TV drama.

You film your friends doing scary things for internet fame — horror as comedy content, played knowingly for laughs.

The terror follows you home as you defend yourself against Freddy Fazbear and the other animatronic horrors lurking in the dark.

A free VHS-style first-person found-footage horror game that runs for exactly five and a half minutes.

A group of classmates survive against a player-controlled killer — the multiplayer structure maps onto slasher-film group dynamics.

Friends navigate a zombie outbreak in a tactical survival scenario, applying horror-film tropes to strategic co-op gameplay.

Thirty years after Freddy Fazbear's Pizza closed, determined owners revive it as a horror attraction — with one animatronic still lurking.

A Halloween mask calls out to Carly Beth at night — and ugly green masks don't like to be ignored.

Two fearful kids are tormented by a younger sister's pranks — horror-adjacent comedy built on who's scaring whom.

A Halloween anthology of short crime and horror fiction captures the same holiday-horror atmosphere the franchise occupies.

A mystery investigation saves a Halloween celebration from a saboteur — genre-savvy spooky fun with comedy underpinning the stakes.

College kids on a remote island find April Fool's Day pranks turning lethal, blending slasher body-count with dark comedy.

A small town under the shadow of a death figure for untold ages captures the same horror-mythology atmosphere the masked-killer franchise feeds on.

A familiar-looking group of teenagers find themselves stalked by a masked killer while no scary-movie trope escapes the satire.

The next instalment confirmed to parody the Backrooms and Obsession, keeping the franchise's pop-culture target practice going.

A happy couple discovers their family is being stalked by an evil presence captured on their own security cameras.

Cindy faces both a ghostly boy and alien invaders, escalating the absurdist multi-franchise parody the series is known for.

A masked killer starts picking off a reality-TV crew in this slasher-movie satire starring a spoiled celebutante.

The four Woodsboro survivors start fresh in New York, only to face a new Ghostface hunting them down.