Scream 2 - Movie Review

[@yowatchie]

Man the Halloween Special continues to be my favorite thing Chris does.

[@SevenHunnid]

I love to eat food while smoking weed on my KZbin channel, to cure people’s boredom :)

[@Chrisdrau]

@Don't read profile photo Don't jump off a bridge

[@amaterazu3164]

Same

[@janneraitanen8686]

me too cause i love horror movies

[@The_king_397]

Hilariousity reviews disagrees

[@bruceleeroy8302]

I loved this as a teen. Me and my cousins were so hyped for this and it didn't disappoint. One of the killers was very obvious because they dropped a blatant clue early in the film. The other killer's reveal came out of nowhere, but was a great surprise.

[@kurttomlinsoncompositions1067]

The killer records things. Mickey was carrying a camera throughout some of the film

[@misschiefmanager6670]

@@kurttomlinsoncompositions1067 WOW!! Never considered that.

[@Radiofloyd]

Forced my Mom to watch the first just so she could take me to see the 2nd in theaters. Loved this film.

[@scottknode898]

Mickey also asks Sidney after Derek got stabbed in the arm and lived why would he go back in the house anyway? When Dewey and Randy are naming off possibly suspects, Randy says Mickey as a potential suspect and got it right.

[@bruceleeroy8302]

@@scottknode898 This is what made me know Mickey was the killer, or at least one of them. They really tried to make Cotton look like the killer

[@BishopWalters12]

I saw it at 14 years old opening night and it was one of the most fun theater experiences all the way back in 1997. God, I miss the 90's.

[@stepitup25]

I saw it in theaters at 14 as well! I was terrified because back then slasher/horror movies really scared me. As an adult, I adore the Scream trilogy and watch every year!

[@RB-mq6em]

The 90s were the golden age of movies for sure. I was also 14 when this came out but couldn’t get in to see it, so I had to wait for the video!

[@AmberDoubleU]

I also was 14 when I saw it. God, we’re so old!! 🤣

[@BishopWalters12]

@@AmberDoubleU LOL, I feel like I just turned 30 in my head but I'm 3 months away from 40. Maybe turning 40 made Nancy Loomis go nuts.

[@Hellstothenaw]

Same 👍 At least we got to experience it in the cinema as children...especially at that time when Scream was so fresh and cell phones were barely sold (at least where i live). Scream 2 will always be in my top ten for best cinematic experience.

[@BB-ed4om]

The scene where Courtney is narrowly escaping and hiding from ghost face in that studio is a really well done piece of suspense.

[@thefoxcritic1]

Gale*

[@rafaeldionisio2033]

the scream franchise is what got me into horror and i’m forever grateful for that, those movies have a personal meaning to me and i’ll always love em

[@agtrots]

Same

[@jothishprabu8]

*slasher

[@mattmccomas1]

Ditto. They first two (and yes, even the crappy part 3) mean a lot to me. The OG got me into horror as hell, and this was a great sequel to it. I just want to give these movies a big hug.

[@TheWelchProductions]

@@jothishprabu8 Slasher is a subgenre of horror.

[@джонэнтоницветы]

Same

[@marvintownsend6897]

Considering how quickly it was made, it's incredible how great it turned out. It might not be as good as the original but I think I enjoy it even more.

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Scream 2 to me is the Aliens to Scream 1’s Alien. An absolute blast for a sequel and to me just as good as original and even more epic. Fantastic underrated gem that deserves a recent reappreciation! ❤

[@mattclayer6541]

Remember when Randy completely misquoted Ripleys line in Aliens?😅

[@Joker_JAK]

@@mattclayer6541 It's because Joshua Jackson said his line incorrectly.

[@daredevil6145]

^Michael Jackson's 7th brother?

[@felipesadventures]

@Mr. Melendez for me Parker posey carries the 3rd one with her humor

[@Joker_JAK]

@@felipesadventures She's the only thing I hated about that film.

[@damianstarks3338]

Scream 2 is just as much a classic as the first scream. Rest in peace Wes craven you were a horror movie director legend. Plus screams 1 2 and 3 take me back to my childhood.

Me too.

[@damonjacealtman]

Just saw Scream 1996 in the cinema for the first time and I totally agree. It’s one of my fave movies but seeing it in a cinema with a crowd is completely different. Born in 1997 and being able to see one of my favourite movies from before I was born in a cinema is a surreal experience

[@trensshawndy9595]

I love the Scream franchise soooo clever. And Sidney Prescott is up there with Laurie Strode as one of my favorite final girls.

[@englishatheart]

I would still rather have had her die in the new one than Dewey. I will never forgive that movie or watch it again because of that. 😭

[@muffythevampirelayer_]

I was 15 when this movie first came out. There was such a big hype for this movie at the time. I remember being so excited to finally see it. Saw it opening night with my older sister. We had a blast. Excited to see it again tonight in the theater. It's still my second favorite Scream movie in the series with the first one being my favorite.

[@TheLadySilverMoon]

I love all the first 3 Scream movies. The fourth and fifth are okay, but the brilliant directing by Wes Craven and the writing by Kevin Williamson really elevates them to movies I enjoy watching every Halloween.

[@sciwhiz805]

Check out “Sick”, also by Williamson, from this year. I quite liked it!

[@stilelits]

4:50 what always annoyed me is how everyone in the class seems to be taken by surprise by the godfather 2...as if that weren't THE most obvious answer to the question, that EVERY one of them should have immediately thought of as soon as it was asked

[@seminole4life22]

Couldn't agree more with how awesome it was to see this in theaters. Made me appreciate this movie even more.

[@SecretFantasyConsole]

Scream 2 is hands down the best Scream sequel. It captured the same lightning in a bottle the original had and ran with it.

[@Thekrisavalon]

I love Scream 2. I remember seeing it in a packed theater, and I love how it still holds up. The scene that still bothers me is the one where Randy chastises Joshua Jackson’s character over the line in Aliens, when Randy was wrong and Joshua was right. I don’t know why, but as someone who went to film school that error grinds my gears

[@Road_to_Dawn]

I really appreciate you not giving away who the killer is. Much to my shame, I’ve actually never seen this one. I’ll have to rectify that this year.

[@dericanight861]

Not to mention it’s a miracle how this film came together after the original script got leaked online and they had to scramble to get another plot made but it doesn’t FEEL like a last minute slap dash, it feels genuine like it WAS going in this direction. God Wes was brilliant I miss him

[@silentsaturn7604]

I think Randy means that since it was a planned out trilogy it's more like one film chopped into three parts, not three individual films. The story continues, it isn't over in the first film and then restarts in the next. Therefore it's not facing the same challenge like other sequels, where they have a really great stand alone film and then have to come up with a completely new story and reason for the film to exist. So I can see why he feels like it doesn't count.

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

Not to mention, Godfather’s 1 and 2 might have been linked but 3 was made 15 years later so all three weren’t planned together as one story. The original Star Wars trilogy was made closer together and I think was always going to be a set of 3 films.

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

Not to mention, Godfather’s 1 and 2 might have been linked but 3 was made 15 years later so all three weren’t planned together as one story. The original Star Wars trilogy was made closer together and I think was always going to be a set of 3 films.

[@paintingcube3853]

@@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168 I think if lord of the rings was mentioned with the Two Towers, that could make sense since it was literally a whole book split into three volumes.

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

@@paintingcube3853 Yeah, and Randy talking about horror trilogies in 3 would have more examples if made today. Fear Street, Cabin Fever, RZ’s Firefly movies, Hostel, the Halloween sequel trilogy, Cube, Ginger Snaps, all of them ones he could point to somehow.

[@hefoughtabear118]

Randys logic is still wack though sometimes. He said in the classroom that sequels by definition are inferior to the first film. Like that makes any sense

[@JoaoVitorPandaT.E.F.]

Your love for cinema is what has been keeping me engaged in this channel for all these years. The description of how it felt to experience the movie with a crowd that was seeing it for the first time… beautiful. This is what it’s all about.

[@chrisquinlan6527]

One of my favorite sequels ever. For me it's just as much of a Halloween tradition as the first.

[@sano199622]

Thank you for this! Seeing it on the big screen tonight! This sequel still rocks so hard. 🔥

[@MarkS_1768]

Scream 2 is a really solid sequel. I was lucky enough to see it in the cinema back in ‘98 (it came out later in the UK) and I really enjoyed the whole film but I have two clear memories from my first viewing - 1) Being really sad when Randy (my favourite character) got killed off and 2) THAT police car scene and the audience reaction during that scene. The tension during that scene was off the scale and people were losing their shit, it was brilliant!

[@RenEffect]

Those are the exact same feelings I have! I hated that Randy died... And the cop car scene was very nerve-wracking and topped all off by a nice (shocking!) finish to Hallie.😂

[@justinriley]

Scream 2 has always been my favorite of the series

[@joshpaul6417]

It's been my worse haha it just feels boring

[@generichuman2044]

Seeing horror in the cinema really is a whole different experience. I always watch with friends if I'm viewing something at home because an audience with different reactions makes even bad horror more exciting

[@thedevilhimself1728]

I fucking ADORE Scream 2. That chase scene with Gale is hands down one of the most tense things I've seen in film.

[@MCM4PR3Z]

Especially the cast of Scream 2 is insane. Timothy Olyphant and Liev Schreiber are both in my top 10 of favourite actors nowadays

[@kalhomes2298]

My dad took me to see scream 2 in theaters when I was 12. This review brought me back to the good ole days. Thanks Chris

[@robertolecki7492]

I actually like this one more than the first one. Maybe a lot of it has to do with the fact that I saw it in the cinema twice at the time - thank you, Chris, now I realised it seems to be designed to be seen in that way. And that scene with Randy, when he talks to the killer... and the music... oh, the memories... :)

[@solskjaer1195]

The Scream franchise is right up there for me in the Horror genre. The first two in particular are classics now.

[@Kal_El1994]

Chris should do a live watch-a-long of a horror film this month! That would be so cool. Like the shining or psycho or something

[@anxietastic_depressionista]

I was 16 when Scream 2 came out and I saw it in the theater with my friends. Fortunately, no one was wearing a Ghostface mask, but we were in the back row and the door behind us kept opening and closing, letting light in, during the opening scene. I whipped my head around every time but never saw anyone 🤣 Kinda freaked me out and added to the experience.

[@misschiefmanager6670]

We’re the same age bracket. I was 17. It was a great experience.

[@Do0msday]

Absolutely fantastic movie. I saw this in theaters when I was younger and I LOVED it. It was one of the first R rated movies I ever saw in theaters and I remember feeling so cool because so many of my friends hadn't been allowed to see it. I still love 'Scream' a bit more, but there are some parts of 'Scream 2' that were better than the 1st. That scene in the police car gave me such anxiety at the time. I don't think I breathed once during that whole scene the first time. I also thought the reveal at the end was pretty well done. But that whole scene of Dewey, Gale, and Randy talking to the killer on campus and trying to ambush anyone who happened to be talking on the phone...so...well...done. I just love how that was setup. Love it.

[@coolnerdlll6053]

Both those scenes are okay, but them not killing Ghostface when he was knocked out was jaw-droppingly stupid and I cannot forgive Wes for killing off Randy.

[@ZitiPatrol]

This movie was legit addicting. The gore was top notch and the music got me into a whole bunch of new bands. Definitely my favorite of the series.

[@ricky93100]

Love when you do this every year man glad you’re still keeping this tradition! 😁

[@noname-bk7bc]

Chris, I love your commentary. Your discussion of the best sequel parts bugging you is a great example of why :)

[@Liefpj]

I see IMDb has it rated +16. Had to find out how 13 yr old me was allowed to see this without parents. Close enough I guess. Your bringing back lots of memories Chris. Thanks for these Halloween Specials! 👏🏼

[@justicaar]

My mom & I were supposed to go see this in the theater tonight, but she is sick so we can't make it. A little bummed because I've never seen it on the big screen. But I'm happy you put out this video, nice to hear you talk about it!

[@fallenhero3130]

I think the logic behind that statement "EMPIRE STRIKES BACK doesn't count as a sequel while GODFATHER PART II does" comes from that, back in the '80's and '90's, George Lucas always championed the myth that he had planned his entire trilogy out from the beginning. Today we all know that isn't true as more production stuff is known. So the logic that character has is that ESB isn't a "true sequel" because he believes it had always been planned since before 1977.

[@looney1023]

Favorite Scream sequel easily! I especially love the chase through the sound studio and the score there. I also love how many characters this film juggles. There are scenes in the middle where different combinations of characters are grouped together for different scenes and encounter other characters unexpectedly (like Cotton confronting Sydney in the library) One minor thing I don't care for is that for Dewey, the film's score recycles some music from the film Broken Arrow, which is fine, but it clashes with Beltrami's score and sticks out in kind of a bad way. But yeah this movie slaps. I always think I don't like it that much, but then I rewatch it and I'm always surprised at how many little things it does that rock

[@Joker_JAK]

I love Dewey's theme.

[@kingusernamelxixthemagnificent]

I think behind that sequel debate is that Empire Strikes Back was conceived from the beginning as a second part of a larger story in which New Hope is just a first part. On the other hand, Godfather: Part II is a sequel that was conceived and shot only after the first one was successful. That has been my understanding. I don't know how steady it stands: maybe ESB wasn't pre-planned or maybe Godfather: Part II was.

[@MrSpookyLover]

This is an absolutely brilliant sequel, ive always throughly enjoyed how they stepped up the horror and brought Dewie Gail and even Sidney towards real friendship. WES I LOVE YOU !!

[@KhalidQuesada]

Scream 2 is the movie I've seen the most times in the theater in its initial run. I saw it 5 times in 1997/98. It's my favorite of the franchise. Went for the 6th time this Sunday.

[@Joker_JAK]

I've seen the Scream films this many times in theatres: Scream - 2 times Scream 2 - 1 time Scream 3 - 1 time Scream 4 - 12 times (including once in IMAX) Scream 5 - 6 times

[@KhalidQuesada]

@@Joker_JAK I didn't even know they released Scream 4 in IMAX. I don't recall seeing it in that format. Other than 2, I've seen the first twice and others once each in the theater.

[@Joker_JAK]

@@KhalidQuesada Oh yeah. It definitely released in IMAX. I saved all my ticket stubs. It was a blast.

[@nabeelmirza6060]

I also think that Scream 2 is a really good movie. One of the best horror sequels.

[@spongebobette9226]

Man that scene where they have to crawl over ghost face, stayed in my memory forever. So good!

[@richardr3404]

5:19 Neve Campbell is actually going to be in Scream 6 and 7

[@pitchingwedge7546]

THANK YOU for mentioning that stupid sequel debate in this movie. The empire strikes back line always pissed me off

[@jujutaylor2186]

I can't believe it's been 25yrs OMG 😱. I remember seeing this in theaters when it came out. I love this film so much!

[@macthomas8776]

I absolutely love the Scream franchise! Glad you did this review. I will be having a scream marathon this week.

[@mattengebritson950]

I thought the same thing on the Scream 2 sequel rant, Chris. I was always confused by it. But funny enough, Scream 2 is my personal favorite over the first. Love almost all of them, but this worked just a tad more for me.

[@bombeproductions4216]

Honestly I love that my generation is starting to reminisce old horror instead of insult it😭😭

[@Totallysamsays]

Chris, love your reviews. You are the only one who I respect to give good honest review. However you leave me wanting more. Like this review here. I wanted to see your review on Scream 3. Same as well for a review on films like Cabin Fever. Keep em coming 👍🏾

[@meekaboi]

Every year I look forward to these horror movie recaps. Now looking forward to your own release.

[@Climinator-op6kh]

Plus also a lot of people seemed to be forgetting that Scream 6 is not the first time a Scream film has been taken out of Woodsboro. Scream 2 is. You could argue the same for Scream 3 but seeing as the Stab 3 film is called Return To Woodsboro, it's more or less Sidney, Gale and Dewey going back there.

[@TheSouthsboy14]

Love to see Chris review every Wes Craven film. Great review Chris.

[@Cinemawhiplash]

I saw this in theaters back in 97! Wanted to go watch it again this past Sunday but used the money to buy the movie in 4k. Will be watching it this weekend at home. I’ve been saying for years this is the best scream! Yes better than 1. Imo

[@qtasma]

I literally just watched this yesterday, mostly for the police car scene! wish I could watch that scene for the first time again

[@cooperbourke7717]

I love this one!!! Its a fantastic Sequel and it might be my favourite one in the Franchise. Its sad Neve Campbell won't be returning for Scream 6. Wes Craven was taken way too soon, may he rest in peace.

[@George_Fl0yd]

I miss the ratings man please bring them back 😔

[@agtrots]

Scream is my favorite movie of all time. Started my love for horror movies. Made my mom take me to go see Scream 2 in theatres when I was in 3rd grade.

[@liquidimpression1091]

As someone who always felt like Randy, I've never turned my back to a door since I saw this movie.

[@bradley163]

I feel like Neve Campbell in "Scream 2." She thinks she can go off to college and be happy. And then, the murderer comes back and starts killing off all of her friends. Learned a lot of lessons from that movie. This is just one of them.

[@dommevida_8721]

Poor Michael...

[@MrBrewman95]

Just watched H2O tonight and it still holds up pretty well. Can’t wait for his review of it this year.

[@chalp1290]

You been grinding man. Love the reviews. Keep it up!

[@theSupercasa]

Gurl thanks for using my trailer from 10 years ago….. really nice, giving credit and everything :)

[@giannibravo6]

I saw it in theaters last night too, I actually had a bad crowd but it didn’t detract from the experience that much for me, I always really liked Scream 2 but seeing it in the theater made me absolutely love it. I think it’s basically a perfect sequel. Scream’s biggest strength for me is the incredible trio of characters and their amazing performances.

[@djhedgepath7967]

To be fair (In regards to Randy's comment about The Empire Strikes Back) - The Godfather wasn't originally planned to be a trilogy. That happened because the first movie was such a box office juggernaut. But, that being said, I freaking love this movie.

[@johnnyboy7144]

Such a classic movie, that’s awesome you got to see it in theaters again with a crowd of a younger generation… great review as always Chris 💪🏼💪🏼

[@onemansopinion8135]

I saw this my junior year of college when it was released, presented at a drive-in -- which was a perfect venue -- double featured with "Paulie"...yes the adorable little family film, "Paulie" about a girl and a talking parrot. Never was a double feature so mismatched, but I loved it all.

[@brokspiker5273]

You noticed the sequel debate, but failed to notice that a character correctly quotes a line from 'Aliens' only to be told he was wrong. That was the part that always bothered me. Lol

[@delix787]

6:50 me with dead man’s chest Pirates of the Caribbean. ☠️☠️☠️

[@JaseVegas86]

It's that time of year 👌 been 'stuckmannised' for years and this is my fav part 🇬🇧

[@agoule01]

watching a horror movie in theaters really is something else. i saw the ring in theaters opening weekend. everyone in the audience was screaming during the tv scene, because watching with other people in that environment makes it scarier, which is really what we're all after when we watch horror. i love that movie because seeing it the first time in theaters was so good

[@brucelau2023]

Scream 2 has always been one of my favorites definitely and just was incredible truly amazing

[@DeformedLunchbox]

I hope you check out the movie 'Watcher' for your October month or otherwise. I found it very chilling and tightly directed. I'd love to know what you think of it.

[@CinemaChrisChats]

Great review, I just watched Scream 2 for the first time and really enjoyed it!

[@chasedudley7403]

My only issue with Scream 2 was the continuity issues like seeing blood on the knife before stabbing etc and there was no way billies mom can throw Sarah Michelle teller off the roof

[@heitormenotti]

I’m overload with work but I have to stop and watch this RIGHT NOW

[@pedroafonso73]

I saw this in a theater when it came out and always loved it more than the first one. Also I understand the diference between part of a trilogy and sequel, and it has to do with the story. I think the problem is with the word trilogy wich means group of 3, and has nothing to do with the point he's making. Storywise, he refers to a sequel as a movie wich is part of the franchise but has it's independent story. You can watch Aliens without ever seeing Alien, but you can´t watch Empire without watching New Hope. Or Two Towers without seeing The Fellowship, or Back to The Future 2 without seeing the original, because they're the next chapter in the same plot. On the other hand, you can watch any entry on the Die Hard, Lethal Weapon or Indiana Jones franchises without ever watching the original. That's what Randy considers sequels, another independent story in the same franchise.

[@JazziG59]

Scream 2 has always been my favorite of the franchise. It gets better every time I watch it.

[@dommevida_8721]

Its also so addictive. I just watched on Thursday with my mom and I could watch it again.

[@jakesliter4780]

One of my favorite sequels and horror films of all time. ADORE Scream 2 (and Scream 1)

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

I've always loved Scream 2, it's by far my favourite of all the Scream films. I'm surprised to hear that some Scream fans don't care for it.

[@ahmedbassiouny8456]

I adore Scream 2.. it's as perfect and nostalgic as the original

[@Sneakers102]

Seeing this in the theaters in my youth was everything

[@Dominik_Summers]

I love Scream 2. I think it's almost as good as the original. Just a really well-crafted film with, like you said, some really nice intense sequences!

[@dommevida_8721]

Lol we have the same name and the same opinion. Dominik`s just have taste.

[@polopolopolo95]

Dude the sequel/trilogy conversation continuity issue always bugged the hell outta me! Glad I finally saw someone else address it haha

[@RPRsChannel]

*_Scream 2 was in production-maybe even done filming-before Scream had it's premiere. Scream 2 was in theaters barely 9 months after Scream. Is this a record?_*

[@donavinrodriguez6288]

Scream 2 is one of the best horror sequel's of all time

[@johnw5442]

Congrats on 2 mil my dude!

[@Cynicayke]

I think the sequel conversation was defining a sequel as a follow-up movie that wasn't initially planned, but came about solely because of the success of the first movie. And in reference to Empire not being a sequel, it's the idea that George Lucas had all three original Star Wars planned out, while the third Godfather wasn't planned until several years after Part 2. That part I believe is true, even if the movie's definition of a sequel is a bit off in my opinion. Or you can interpret it as Randy not being as knowledgeable as he thinks he is, as a representation of audiences not being as smart as they think are, which is a theory I've seen online. In the end, I just love this movie for Timothy Olyphant's scenery chewing. My favourite Scream killer in the entire series.

[@martinkarnstein]

Neve was so sweet in this one, I loved her at that time 😉 The movie was great follow up to Scream. Opening with Jada thrilling as hell, college session about sequels funny and intelligent, while music scene with Cassandra on stage just pure gold.

[@DJGamingSmash]

When I saw the new Scream movie in theaters, the main thing that pissed me off was it's nowhere near the quality of a Wes Craven movie. I'm also mad we'll never get a "new" one, and I think Scream as a film franchise said everything it needed to with the fourth installment because the fifth one just felt like a repeat of that whole "legacy sequel/reboot" and Scream NEVER repeated itself until now, that was always part of the appeal, even if Scream 3 mirrors Wes Craven's New Nightmare. I think what Scream 2 was trying to say is Godfather 3 wasn't "planned", the first the installments were but it was never meant to have the three act structure of a trilogy. It's up to each individual what they actually think of such a rule imposement as well as the films themselves, but that's why we dissect and discuss these things and how they made us feel. This was always a great film, but the reason why it pissed fans off is it killed off the fan favorite character in a stupid way early on (think Scream 5).

[@IrvingDL506]

Is not very often that Chris uploads that many content like he does in October, again why this is my favorite month

[@ryanmorejon5813]

Thanks for giving your thoughts on this film Chris it's a blast to hear your opinion and it's definitely one of my favorite horror movies and sequels and I can't wait to see you what you're going to review next ❤️🎃

[@DopestDope24]

These videos make me love Halloween more than I ever did. Love the intro music, fucking perfect!

[@slothyone]

To the point you have a gripe about... Scream 2 defines a sequel as a 2nd movie that isn't planned to be part of a trilogy. If you'll recall, in scream 3, they say that trilogies have completely different rules, so since scream 2 wasn't yet planned to be a trilogy, it's not in the trilogy category when it came out. When scream 2 came out, it wasn't meant to be part of a trilogy. When Godfather 2 came out, it wasn't meant to be part of a trilogy. But when Empire came out, it WAS planned to be part of a trilogy, so doesn't fit the film's definition of a sequel.

[@DigiRangerScott]

This movie has the best Gale hair of the original trilogy (4 is past the point where she feels young enough to need to style it so wildly)

[@kimkinney425]

I remember never seeing Scream 2 until later in life. When I was a kid, the original and Scream 3 were the only ones I owned and I watched them in my VCR TV over and over on repeat for my whole childhood. I don't think I saw Scream 2 until after I even saw Scream 4.

[@lucasalegre4530]

now I need Chris to make a review on the Godfather trilogy

[@JordanNMusic]

Not gonna lie. I actually like this movie a lot more than the other sequels - and it’s MILES better than Scream 3 😂. Definitely a worthy watch.