VIDEO: Keke Palmer Featured in All-New SCREAM QUEENS Teaser Promo

“@KekePalmer: #ScreamQueens coming this fall! pic.twitter.com/KXN3mqimXK”. Killing it ??

— Lucien Laviscount (@ItsLucien) March 19, 2015

SCREAM QUEENS, the upcoming comedy-horror series from GLEE creators Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan, comes to FOX this fall, starring Emma Roberts, Keke Palmer,Lea Michele and Jamie Lee Curtis.

Below, check out Palmer (Broadway's CINDERELLA) in an all-new teaser shared on the show's official Twitter page!

SCREAM QUEENS is a new genre-bending comedy-horror anthology series which revolves around a college campus which is rocked by a series of murders.

TRUE BLOOD alumn Joe Manganiello just announced his departure from the cast; NASHVILLE's Oliver Hudson will step in for Manganiello as one of the series' male leads. Hudson will join previously announced stars Roberts, Jamie Lee Curtis, Lea Michele, Abigail Breslin, Keke Palmer, Skyler Samuels, Diego Boneta, Nasim Pedrad, Glen Powell, Billie Lourd, as well as guest stars Ariana Grande and Nick Jonas.

FOX has ordered 15 one-hour episodes, which are scheduled to begin production in the spring and premiere in Fall 2015 on FOX. New settings and storylines will be featured in subsequent seasons of the anthology series, like in Murphy's other series.

Last fall, Palmer made her Broadway debut as CINDERELLA. Her talk show. "Just Keke" premiered last June on BET and covers topics ranging from pop culture and social issues to relationships, fashion and celebrity interviews.

Currently starring in the horror/thriller Animal, Keke can also be seen alongside Michael Sheen in the second season of Showtime's Emmy-nominated series "Masters of Sex." She starred opposite Cicely Tyson, Blair Underwood andVanessa Williams in Lifetime's "A Trip to Bountiful," which was recently nominated for an Emmy Award.

Her credits also include, Akeelah and the Bee, Ice Age: Continental Drift, Joyful Noise, Shrink, The Longshots, The Cleaner, Nickelodeon's "True Jackson, VP," "90210," "Cold Case," "Law & Order: SVU," "ER," the DIRECTVminiseries "Full Circle" and Lifetime's TLC biopic "CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story."