SCARY MOVIE 6 expresses its thematic message in how Cindy/Anna Faris transforms over the film. The Wayans use a visual metaphor to convey their reclaiming creative control over the franchise for the first time since SCARY MOVIE 2.   When we first meet Cindy, she’s characterized with unkempt blonde/grey hair and in a more stereotypically “older” way. This is how the requel tries to project the original characters to be, while phasing them out. Even Sarah tries insulting her mother as being “like 70 years old.” Cindy’s blonde color hair is the same as SCARY MOVIE 3 and 4, where the Wayans were not involved.   In the climax, Cindy blazes into the finale with straightened black hair and a chic outfit, looking awesome and as she did in SCARY MOVIE 1 and 2, the movies where the Wayans wrote/directed. This visual representation shows the OG legacy characters for what they actually are: powerful and confident, rather than how they have been projected in “pass the torch” requels.   Cindy, the original protagonist, returns to reclaim the center stage in the end. Just as the Wayans may have lost the creative power of SCARY MOVIE for a time, they reclaim it in victory with SCARY MOVIE 6. This can also apply to Neve Campbell reclaiming her franchise, SCREAM, with in SCREAM 7 after being sidelined in SCREAM 5 and not paid in SCREAM VI. #scarymovie #scream #annafaris #ghostface #scarymovie6