Snoop Dogg wants everyone to stay away from the residence in the new horror film Don’t Go in That House, Bitch!
In Us Weekly’s exclusive first look at the upcoming film’s trailer, a young woman stands in front of a spooky building asking if a man named Clark is “OK” after hearing him in distress. After receiving no response, the woman walks up to the front door and lets herself in. As she steps foot inside, she screams.
“Don’t go in that house, bitch!” Snoop, who serves as the narrator, says in a too little, too late voiceover.
The trailer then cuts to a Girl Scout who approaches the same spooky home. As the child looks fearful and hesitant to knock on the door, her mom encourages her to go inside.
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“It’s OK honey, it’s safe,” the mother says, while standing behind the property’s fence and pulling out her cellphone.
The Girl Scout knocks and the door opens. A force subsequently drags the kid and her cookies inside while she screams. The mom looks up from her phone in disbelief as a spooky figure can be seen eating the treats.
“Don’t go in that house, bitch!” Snoop, 53, warns again.
In the next scene, a young man walks down the hallway of the spooky abode searching for his friends so they can leave.
“Guys, I think we should get out of here,” he says. “Something is wrong with this place.”
During his search, the man uncovers a door that reveals a blonde and tatted woman in a gold thong bikini and heels pole dancing. As she swings around the pole, she ushers him inside. The guy sits down in a chair — apparently no longer concerned for his safety or surroundings — and the woman takes off her top. After she removes the article of clothing, she peels off her skin, causing the guy to scream.
“Don’t go in that house bitch!” Snoop reiterates.
As the man yells, the camera pans to show his two friends outside, debating whether they should attempt a rescue mission.
“We gotta go help him, man,” one friend says, while the other responds, “Don’t go in that house, bitch.”
The friend continues to argue that they “gotta help him,” the other ask if he is “f***ing stupid.” The adamant pal runs to the door to help and — surprise, surprise — immediately dies..
“Don’t go in that house, bitch!” an exasperated Snoop says.
After witnessing his friend’s murder, the pal remains outside, searching for someone to help.
“Ain’t no cops or nothin?” he quips. “Where the white people at?”
While Snoop serves as the narrator, it’s world renowned horror director Eli Roth who is returning to the genre with Don’t Go in That House, Bitch.
“Since we made the trailer I can’t stop thinking of ideas,” Roth exclusively tells Us of the film’s premise. “It’s just the worst house imaginable and people keep going in it, despite all warnings. 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!”
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In addition to the movie itself, there is also a sing-along featuring the rapper’s catchphrase from the film.
“We screened it once and people were singing with the sing-along. I think this movie might become the first smoke-along,” Roth jokes.
The official Don’t Go in That House Bitch trailer will open for Roth’s new film Jimmy and Stiggs which hits theaters on Friday, August 15.
Snoop and Roth will begin production on Don’t Go In That House, Bitch this fall.
