

New decade. New rules.
Fifteen years after the original Woodsboro murders, Sidney Prescott returns home to promote her new book about surviving trauma, only for a new Ghostface killer to emerge, targeting a new group of teens.
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- unpretentiousprestige
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- Nathanon TMDB · Mar 20237/10
**_Scream 4_ breaks the mold of the franchise, delivering brutal kills and suspenseful scenes that keep the audience engaged throughout the entire runtime.** The story is pretty weak, requiring quite a suspension of disbelief, as is the case with the majority of the Scream sequels. The introduction of new family members of Sidney Prescott felt a little out of place, with no mention of an aunt in the previous films. But all that aside, this movie delivers on what I have been wanting throughout the entire franchise: blood, gore, and brutality. The majority of slasher films have poor plots, but that is not why you are there, you want uncensored horror. With Scream 4, the blood is cranked to a hundred, with crime scenes left with the walls repainted, intestines falling out of victims, and slits that ooze with blood with every heartbeat. Not only are the kills brutal, but our Ghostface is too. His phone calls have a tremendous amount of anger, with some lines being incredibly messed up. Overall, it was a real treat to watch. In addition, the meta-commentary worked pretty well for me unlike the previous films; I do not know if it is just a product of the times, as I was only a child when
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Cast
- Neve CampbellSidney Prescott
- David ArquetteDewey Riley
- Courteney CoxGale Weathers-Riley
- Emma RobertsJill Roberts
- Hayden PanettiereKirby Reed
- Erik KnudsenRobbie Mercer
- Rory CulkinCharlie Walker
- Marley SheltonDeputy Judy Hicks
- Anthony AndersonDeputy Perkins
- Adam BrodyDeputy Hoss
Crew
- Wes CravenDirector
- Kevin WilliamsonScreenplay
- Peter DemingDirector of Photography
- Marco BeltramiOriginal Music Composer
- Peter McNultyEditor
- Wes CravenProducer
- Kevin WilliamsonProducer
- Iya LabunkaProducer
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