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A city gripped by rumors of a figure who takes people in the dark, built on a trail of grisly murders.

Young students battle real supernatural creatures with irreverent energy, mixing genuine scares and broad comedy.

Ordinary people thrown into staged paranormal scenarios — hauntings, alien abductions — played entirely as comedy.

A cryptic video is the only clue to a terrorist attack, leaving a city's authorities scrambling in bewildered pursuit.

A viral video sets off a murder spree among teenagers, drawing on the same teen-ensemble slasher DNA.

A skeptic and a true believer forced together on paranormal cases keeps the horror premise light and comedic.

Film your friends doing terrifying things for online fame — a self-aware, comedic take on horror as performance.

Teenagers hunted by a player-controlled monster directly mirrors *Scary Movie*'s slasher setup, now as a multiplayer game.

High school students sneaking in after hours to scare each other turns the slasher-in-a-school premise into pure comedy.

A mansion of escalating rooms where cheerful presentation slowly gives way to genuine dread plays on horror-comedy's tonal whiplash.

A group of teens survive one nightmare only to face fresh monster threats in college — ensemble survival horror continues.

Five students trapped inside their school and hunted by monsters mirrors *Scary Movie*'s teen-group-in-peril setup exactly.

Two friends constantly terrorized — including by a mischievous younger sibling — keep the comedy-of-fear tone firmly intact.

A school populated by monsters and supernatural teachers treats horror as absurd everyday backdrop rather than genuine threat.

Another group, another haunted house, and the same promise of murderous chaos played entirely for laughs.

The original survivors return decades later, still hunted by a familiar masked killer, and no horror franchise goes unscathed.

A confirmed parody instalment that turns its sights on fresh pop-culture targets, keeping the franchise's send-up engine running.

Cindy faces a haunted child and alien invaders, layering genre spoofs in pure absurdist fashion.

A new family discovers paranormal terror at home, then fights back with security cameras — domestic horror undercut by comedy.

Entrepreneurs staging a haunted house for celebrity neighbors plays the horror-as-performance gag for straight laughs.