Eli Roth is a major force in contemporary genre filmmaking, shaping bold and provocative stories. He has directed landmark horror films and high-profile adaptations that pushed audience expectations globally. Roth, who now has new films in the works, begins a highly anticipated collaboration alongside Snoop Dogg, promising a fusion of music and horror.

Snoop Dogg is officially moving from behind the scenes to the center of Eli Roth's upcoming horror feature, Don’t Go in That House, B—-!. The rapper initially joined the project as a producer and soundtrack contributor, signaling long-standing ambitions for Death Row Films. 

New details now confirm he will also star, shaping a haunted house film designed to echo the warped spirit of House, House by the Cemetery, Hausu, and Friday the 13th. The casting update was confirmed by Roth during the Bvlgari Eternal Vimini party, as reported by Variety.

Eli Roth has already leaned into playful misdirection, unveiling a fake trailer months before completing the script. He finalized the screenplay over the holidays, while casting beyond Snoop Dogg remains open. The story leans into audience frustration, turning classic horror warnings into fuel for chaos, as per the report.

Characters repeatedly ignore danger, escalating tension through stubborn curiosity and reckless choices. Production is currently targeting a June shoot, positioning the film for a fast-moving rollout.

Beyond this film, Snoop Dogg's involvement with Roth does not stop there. Dogg has also signed on for another high-profile project with the filmmaker.

Eli Roth and Snoop Dogg push horror into uncharted territory

Eli Roth's next nightmare is already taking shape as Ice Cream Man centers on a sun-soaked town unraveling after a cheerful vendor sparks unspeakable consequences. Beneath nostalgic summer imagery, the story twists innocence into terror through escalating violence and unease.

The film completed principal photography in September and is targeting a wide theatrical release in 2026. Ari Millen leads a cast packed with genre-familiar faces. Snoop Dogg contributes original music, adding a dark sonic edge that amplifies the film's unsettling tone throughout.

The supporting cast expands with Shiloh O'Reilly, Kiori Mirza Waldman, Charlie Zeltzer, and Charlie Storey adding depth. Eli Roth also appears on screen, reinforcing his long-standing relationship with extreme genre storytelling. As Ice Cream Man builds momentum, attention remains split between his progress and his next move. 

That move arrives with Don’t Go in That House, B—-!, extending his collaboration with Snoop Dogg. Together, they continue commanding conversation, proving horror and hip hop remain an unpredictable headline-making mix.

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Written by

Yusra Miraj Khan

Edited by

Itti Mahajan