The Wayans Bros. are back with another "Scary Movie," but Rotten Tomatoes critics aren’t too thrilled about it.

"The Furious," in theaters Friday, choreographs martial artists from Indonesia, Hong Kong, China and Thailand for a uniquely vicious action romp.

With the boom in horror movies bigger than ever it seems only natural Paramount and Miramax would try to revive the money-printing Scary Movie franchise last seen in 2013 with the fifth installment and having collectively grossed nearly $900 million worldwide over five films.

Amid the chaos of World War II, this dull film centers on dueling weather reports in the period leading up to D-Day.

Becoming and remaining pals is a central theme in Frampton, which traces the guitarist's life and career from childhood, through his rollercoaster ride with fame and all the way up to the making of his 2026 album, Carry the Light. Pals, that is, in every shape and form.

The latest installment of the “Scary Movie” franchise, “Scary Movie 6,” features the Wayans family humor, blending cartoonish, topical and absurd elements, the AP's Mark Kennedy says.