Kourtney Kardashian, Alabama Barker go goth at Travis Barker documentary premiere

Morticia would approve.

The Kardashian-Barker clan stepped over to the dark side at Tuesday’s Los Angeles premiere of “Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear” at the Academy Museum.

Kourtney Kardashian slipped into vintage black Saint Laurent while stepdaughter Alabama Barker resurrected a plum-colored archival Dolce & Gabbana corset gown — and alongside Travis and the rest of his brood, they drew comparisons to fiction’s first family of goth.

“I’m gonna tell my kids this was the Addams family,” one fan wrote in Alabama’s Instagram comments.

“It’s giving Adam’s [sic] family,” others added, racking up 15,000 likes and joining dozens of others who flooded the posts with GIFs and references to Wednesday and Gomez.

The Lemme founder, 47, wore a vintage black Saint Laurent dress with a ruffled skirt and sheer lace sleeves and hip panels, styled by Dani Michelle.

“The way he turned this valley girl into a goth is crazyyyy,” a fan noted, crediting the Blink-182 drummer for the aesthetic evolution.

Alabama, 20, went for a boudoir moment in her 2003 Dolce number, its lace-up satin bodice cinched tight over a sheer black skirt.

The archival gown carries some serious red carpet pedigree. Monica Bellucci wore a version of the same dress to the Cannes Film Festival premiere of “The Matrix Reloaded” in 2003.

It’s not the first time the Italian bombshell has shaped a Barker family moment. Bellucci also inspired Kardashian’s Dolce & Gabbana wedding dress when she married Travis Barker in Portofino in 2022.

Travis, 50, kept things classic at Tuesday’s premiere in a black suit and dark sunglasses, while son Landon, 22, matched his dad in a sharp black suit of his own. Barker’s stepdaughter Atiana De La Hoya, 27, rounded out the family portrait in NBD’s plunging Pushpa gown ($249) — a slinky, purple-gray design — with her hair dyed crimson red.

Travis and Kourtney, who celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary in May, made their first joint red-carpet appearance in more than two years at the Tribeca Film Festival in June for the documentary’s debut.

The film, nine years in the making, chronicles the drummer’s near-fatal 2008 plane crash, opioid addiction, and Kardashian’s miscarriage and IVF journey, among other revelations.

“Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear” is now streaming on Hulu.