In perhaps the most unexpected yet wildly intriguing horror collaboration of 2026, rap legend Snoop Dogg is stepping into the genre spotlight alongside famed horror filmmaker Eli Roth. News confirms that Snoop will star in and produce the upcoming haunted-house horror Don’t Go in That House, B***!* while also contributing to its original soundtrack, marking a unique creative blend of hip-hop culture and supernatural terror.
The project was teased earlier by Roth and later solidified in coverage today, with the director explaining that the film is designed to be an over-the-top haunted house experience that mixes the spirit of classics like House, House by the Cemetery, Hausu, and Friday the 13th. Roth says the title and tone were inspired by the instinctive horror-fan reaction of yelling at the screen, “What are you doing, bitch? Don’t go in that house!” and turning that into the film’s core energy.
Snoop Dogg’s role goes beyond acting. He is set to produce the film alongside Roth and collaborators, and will also score parts of the soundtrack, bringing a fresh musical dimension to the horror experience. Roth revealed that Snoop has already contributed score elements for another horror project, Ice Cream Man, including an end-credits song.
No full cast list has been confirmed yet, but production is expected to begin in June 2026 in Los Angeles, contingent on tax credit approval that Roth is pursuing for the shoot. The blend of horror movie and hip-hop iconography, with Snoop in front of and behind the camera, positions Don’t Go in That House, B***!* as one of the more buzzworthy horror productions on the calendar.
Industry attention is already mounting, and genre fans are watching closely as further announcements, including release timing, additional cast members, and visuals, are expected throughout the year.
