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- Scream got a January 14, 2022 release date and early reactions have been quite positive, and at the time of writing, Scream holds an 81% score on Rotten Tomatoes, and critics are mostly praising the performances of the new cast, its faithfulness to the saga, and (of course) its meta-commentary – after all, that’s what the franchise is all about.
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In the first Scream without Williamson as writer, the genre-bending franchise leaned too far into self-parody and generally lost its way. Plot conveniences abound, like the voice-changing tech that’s more sci-fi than slasher and that exists solely because the plot needs it to, lamentably undermining Roger Jackson's masterfully nefarious "Ghostface"...
All Scream sequels except for the still admittedly likable, forgivable Scream 3 are pretty close in ranking: they're all superior slashers, and there is no such thing as an actively bad Scream movie. Radio Silence's comic thriller accomplishes the considerable feat of delivering a worthy sequel for long-term fans and renewing the series for a new g...
The 2022 film was a fresh, appealing throwback. Scream VI is more confident, more character-driven and much scarier, indeed. And though there's no getting around how much Neve Campbell is missed, the franchise still has plenty of what's always been its secret weapon: heart. Related: Is This the Best Horror Movie of the Century? Though it wasn't eve...
The wildfire, leggy box-office success of the original film (which grossed $173 million, or well over $300 million today) inspired producers to rush a sequel out less than a year after the first. Especially when taking this into account, it's miraculous Scream 2 was a worthy successor—lighter on its feet, but red-blooded and tense, too. The returni...
The initial meh reaction—something close to dismissal—of 2011's Scream 4 (the final film of Wes Craven) is baffling and even a little infuriating. More than anything, Scream 4 underperformed at the box office because the slasher picture opened as two dominant rival sub-genres—found footage and torture porn—were on their way in and out, respectively...
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- Scream. You had to know that the original Scream was going to be my #1, right? Similar to something I said in my Jurassic Park ranked list, 1996’s Scream isn’t just my favorite film of this franchise; it’s my second favorite movie of all time.
- Scream VI. You know what else makes me proud to be a Scream fan? As someone who adores Ready or Not and their segments in Southbound and V/H/S, I had a ton of faith in Radio Silence going into the 2022 film, but if you told me that their Scream movies would wind up so high on this list, I don't know if I'd believe you.
- Scream (2022) The pressure was on when Scream arrived in January 2022. It had been 11 years since we got a new installment, the state of the genre had changed drastically, and we lost the legendary Wes Craven.
- Scream 4. I've always felt Scream 4 deserved way more credit than it got upon release, but I find myself loving it more and more every time I watch it.
Scream 6 doesn’t achieve perfection, but by highlighting the newly dubbed Core Four, hitting all the right emotional beats, and dialing the brutality up to eleven, it comes dang close.
Mar 9, 2023 · Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett’s (aka Radio Silence) newest chapter in the “Scream” franchise finds the latest generation of Woodsboro survivors setting up a new life in New York City, far away from the suburban shadow of Ghostface. Unfortunately, their peace is short-lived. This is, after all, “Scream VI.”
Jan 12, 2022 · By Owen Gleiberman. Paramount Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection. “ Scream,” the lively new meta slasher thriller, is neither a reboot nor a sequel to “Scream,” the landmark 1996 meta slasher...
Mar 18, 2023 · Scream still stands out as the best horror franchise of all time because it's consistent, clever, and comical all at once.
