Paris Hilton fans will soon get the chance to see her in a twisted role. The release date for the upcoming horror comedy TV show has also been announced.
According to Variety, aTwist is bringing a host of new microdrama originals on its platform this October. One of the shows from their ‘To Die For’ lineup is Unboxing the Killer Doll. The 45-year-old star will voice the killer doll and will also serve as series producer. Hilton’s Unboxing the Killer Doll will be released on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
The logline for the horror-comedy series reads, “When homeschooled geek Sissy tries to get in with the cool kids by being an ‘unboxer,’ the mean girls send her a creepy doll (voiced by Paris Hilton). She loves it, and they make even more fun of her, but the doll secretly begins killing them off and possessing her to kill the rest once she suspects something is wrong. The girl must find a way to defeat the doll and stop her, once and for all.”
What movies and shows has Paris Hilton previously starred in?
Paris Hilton’s first big-screen appearance was the 1992 fantasy comedy Wishman, as an uncredited girl on the beach alongside her sister Nicky Hilton. After that, she also appeared in Ben Stiller’s Zoolander. Paige Edwards was her breakout role in the 2005 horror-crime House of Wax. Paige was the best friend of the main protagonist, Carly Jones, played by Elisha Cuthbert.
Hilton then appeared in The Hottie and the Nottie as Cristabel Abbott. In the 2008 musical horror Repo! The Genetic Opera, she played Amber Sweet. The 45-year-old star has also played Victoria English in the comedy satire National Lampoon’s Pledge This!
Alongside movies, Hilton also appeared in The Simple Life, an American reality TV series which ran from 2003 to 2007 on Fox. She explored the comedic class divides of moving to rural America alongside Nicole Richie in that series. Additionally, she was the main star of Paris Hilton’s My New BFF, where contestants competed for an opportunity to become her best friend. In 2020, she worked on her own documentary titled This is Paris.