African American teen survivor, often the target of pranks and horror tropes.
FBI agent who cross-dresses as Tiffany Wilson to protect the sisters. He attracts basketball player Latrell Spencer, faces marital trouble, and plays a key role in thwarting the kidnapping scheme alongside his brother.
Brother who lives in Harlem and works at Shawn's newsstand; previously worked at his father's diner.
A comic member of Cindy's circle who is caught up in the supernatural danger and absurd situations surrounding the group.
Brenda's laid-back brother, often providing comic relief amid the horror parody.
Pilot and paratrooper who joins G.I. Joe after a critical mission.
Tray's psychotic, gun-wielding cousin who teaches him street survival. Engages in multiple confrontations, including threatening Toothpick with a toy missile, beating up rivals, and surviving a demonic encounter with Keisha. Ultimately becomes a stand-up comedy host after the gang conflict.
Comedic protagonist navigating haunted houses and relationship chaos.
A local producer who becomes Aretha's manager and husband. He helps secure her Atlantic Records deal and early success but becomes increasingly controlling and abusive. His mistreatment is exposed in a Time magazine feature, prompting Aretha to finally leave him and cut ties.
Comedic protagonist navigating paranormal events and relationship chaos in a parody horror franchise.
The legendary quarterback and Cam's childhood idol who now operates a remote training compound. Revealed to be part of a lineage of manufactured G.O.A.T. players who gain enhanced abilities through ritual blood transfusions. Ultimately revealed to be the trainer Malek.
Calvin is a dwarfish convicted jewel thief who is released from prison and steals a valuable diamond with Percy. He disguises himself as a baby to retrieve it from Darryl and Vanessa, but gradually becomes attached to their family, regrets deceiving them, saves Darryl from Walken, and is ultimately allowed to stay.
Marlon Wayans has 114 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Scary Movie pentalogy with 6 titles. Signature works include Scary Movie, White Chicks, The Wayans Bros.. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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