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Snoop Dogg want everyone to stay away from the residence in the new horror movie Don’t go in that house, bitch!
In Weekly USA unique first look after the upcoming film’s carriage, a young girl stands in front of a horrific building asking if a man named Clark is “right” after hearing it in distress. After receiving no response, the woman walks up to the front door and leaves herself in. As she stepped inside, she screams.
“Don’t go in that house, bitch!” Snoop, who serves as the narrator, says in a voice too little, too late.
The trailer then cuts into a girl’s scout approaching the same horrific home. As the child looks scary and hesitant to beat on the door, her mother encourages her to get inside.
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“It’s fine honey, it’s safe,” said the mother, standing behind the property fence and pulling out his mobile phone.
The girl scout beats and the door opens. Subsequently, power drags the child and her cookies inside as she screams. The mother looks up from her phone in disbelief as a horrific figure seems to eat the delicacies.
“Don’t go in that house, bitch!” Snoop, 53, warns again.
In the next scene, a young man walks down the hallway of the horrific home looking for his friends so they can leave.
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Kayla addams/wirimage“Guys, I think we should get out of here,” he said. “There’s something wrong with this place.”
During her search, the man reveals a door that reveals a yellow woman and tatted in a bikini gold bikini and dancing pole. As she rocked around the pole, she leads him inside. The guy sits down in a chair – he probably is no longer about his safety or surroundings – and the woman pulls her peak. After she removes the article from clothing, she peels off her skin, causing the guy to scream.
“Don’t go ast that house!” Snoop repeats.
As the man shouts, the camera captivates to show his two friends outside, arguing whether they should seek a rescue mission.
“We’re going to help him, man,” said one friend, while the other responds, “Don’t go in that house, bitch.”
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Eugene Gologursky/Getty images for the horror sectionThe friend continues to argue that they “help him,” the other asks if he is “f *** ing stupid.” The Adamant Pal runs to the door to help and – surprisingly, surprisingly – die immediately.
“Don’t go in that house, bitch!” Snoop says exasperated.
After witnessing his friend’s murder, the Pal remains outside, looking for someone to help.
“Isn’t cops na nothin?” It’s Quips. “Where are the white people?”
While Snoop serves as the narrator, it is world famous horror director Roth’s Eli who returns to the genre with Don’t go in that house, bitch.
“Since we made the trailer, I can’t stop thinking about ideas,” just says Roth Us from the default of the film. “This is the worst house imaginable and people keep going, despite every warning. What’s wrong with these people? They certainly get what they deserve. I can’t stress this enough: don’t go in that house, bitch!”
In addition to the film itself, there is also singing containing the rapper’s catchphrase of the movie.
“We screened it once and people sang with the singing. I think this film could become a first smoke,” Roth is jokes.
The officer Do not go ast that house The trailer will open for a new Roth movie Jimmy and Stiggs Which hits theaters on Friday, August 15.
Snoop and Roth will begin to produce on Do not go in that house, bitch This fall.
