Scary Movie 6 has unveiled its first teaser poster, and it draws from a recent awards season moment. The promotional image spoofs a recognizable horror character while continuing the franchise's tradition of parodying popular films and cultural headlines.

Veteran actress Amy Madigan wins Best Supporting Actress at 75 for her role in the horror film 'Weapons', setting a record for the longest gap between first Oscar nomination and win.

Amy Madigan's fan-favorite turn as the voodoo-wielding evil Aunt Gladys in horror hit "Weapons" has made her a TikTok star -- and an Oscar winner for best supporting actress.

Amy Madigan won the first Oscar handed out at the 98th Annual Academy Awards on Sunday, taking home the trophy for best supporting actress for her role as Aunt Gladys in “Weapons.”

Amy Madigan has won the supporting actress Oscar for her role in “Weapons.” In the horror film, Madigan, 75, portrays the villainous Aunt Gladys, a parasitic witch who drains the life force energy of people to survive.

The Oscar marks a milestone for the veteran actor, whose first nomination came for “Twice in a Lifetime” four decades ago. Her "Weapons" character, Gladys, caught in the collapse of a family, resonated with audiences despite her darker edges.

Lights, cameras, Bing Bong! The 98 th Academy awards or Oscars 2026, as it is commonly known, had a rather peculiar start with a unique introduction that immediately caught the attention of observers.

Amy Madigan's creepy role in "Weapons" has earned her the Oscar for best supporting actress, and she broke a record in the process.

I honestly didn't have "horror movie villain wins an Oscar" on my 2026 bingo card, but here we are. Amy Madigan just pulled off the ultimate Hollywood plot twist, proving that sometimes the best things in life really do take four decades to arrive.

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