Ghostface is trading the murder weapon for a camera as part of a raunchy new marketing campaign for the latest “Scary Movie” sequel. The masked killer, who became an instantly recognizable figure through the “Scream” franchise and its parody counterpart, has officially opened an OF account. To introduce Ghostface to the platform, original “Scary Movie” star and experienced adult content creator Carmen Electra offered some hilariously inappropriate content advice.
Ghostface’s surprising OF debut coincides with the digital release of the sixth “Scary Movie” installment. Rather than placing one of the sequel’s actors on the subscription platform, the marketing campaign created an account for the horror villain himself.
The profile leans heavily into Ghostface’s murderous reputation, joking that the masked killer has a “high body count.” However, the page apparently establishes at least one firm boundary for subscribers by insisting there will be no “foot stuff.” While the account’s language plays with the adult nature of OF, it also fits the exaggerated, risqué humor that has defined the “Scary Movie” franchise.
The unusual promotion comes after the sequel earned an impressive $230 million at the global box office following its theatrical release in June.
Carmen Electra Teaches Ghostface How To Create Adult Content
Electra appears alongside Ghostface in a promotional video introducing the killer’s latest career venture. The 54-year-old “Baywatch” star, who has built her own following as an OF creator, takes charge of a photoshoot and attempts to teach Ghostface how to produce seductive content. “Turn around and give me some a-s,” Electra commands in the video.
Ghostface follows her direction by turning around and twerking on a sofa while still wearing the franchise’s signature mask and black robe.
Electra also has the killer recreate her memorable opening sequence from the original “Scary Movie.” In the new version, Ghostface runs through a garden sprinkler in their underwear, offering an absurd reversal of the scene that helped introduce audiences to the parody franchise.
‘Scary Movie 6’ Brought Back Anna Faris And Regina Hall
The latest “Scary Movie” sequel marked a major homecoming for the franchise. The sixth installment was written and produced by the Wayans brothers and welcomed back original stars Anna Faris and Regina Hall.
Faris reprised her role as Cindy Campbell after spending years away from major theatrical releases. Before receiving the opportunity to return, the actress believed that her Hollywood career might be winding down. “I had been coming around to the idea of Hollywood sort of putting me out to pasture,” Faris admitted to Entertainment Weekly. “And that was OK.”
The sequel gave Faris her first major theatrical project since the 2022 dramedy “The Estate,” which featured an ensemble cast. Her last leading role in a major theatrical release had been the 2018 remake of “Overboard.” The film received poor reviews, and Faris subsequently focused much of her work on television and voice acting. She provided voice work for “The Simpsons” and starred in the CBS sitcom “Mom” before leaving the series in 2020.
The Horror Parody Became A Box Office Hit
“Scary Movie 6” proved there was still a sizable audience for the horror-comedy franchise. After arriving in theaters in June, the sequel grossed $230 million. Its success followed a lengthy absence for the parody series and demonstrated the continued appeal of original characters like Faris’ Cindy and Hall’s Brenda.
Ghostface’s OF account gives the studio a provocative way to promote the movie without simply releasing another traditional trailer. Electra’s involvement also creates a direct connection to the original “Scary Movie,” which featured her in its memorable opening sequence.
The Original ‘Scream’ Franchise Is Also Moving Forward
The franchise that inspired “Scary Movie” is enjoying its own theatrical success. “Scream 7” arrived in February and grossed $214 million, making it the highest-grossing installment in the slasher series.
The sequel featured the return of Neve Campbell, who had skipped the sixth “Scream” film following a pay dispute. Despite its financial success, “Scream 7” also received the franchise’s weakest critical reception. The film earned a 30% “fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes, making it the worst-reviewed “Scream” installment to date.
An eighth movie is reportedly already in development. Campbell is expected to return, although her involvement has not been officially confirmed.
