The sixth entry in the franchise manages to hold onto the chills and spills established in part 5, while ratcheting up the brutality, gore, and violence.
Melissa Barerra and Jenna Ortega reprise their roles from part five and continue to bring their own particular brand to the franchise. 6 feels like more of a direct sequel to 5, than any of the other adjacent entries.
The plots for these things ar approaching the absurd, but the identity of the killer kept me guessing, there were some genuine horror koments, and the leads were entertaining and likeable.
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Scream 4 2011
This movie succeeds where all of the previous Scream films failed, by not having Jamie Kennedy.
Otherwise this felt like exactly what was printed on the sales brochure. Soft Scream reboot, a little slicker and shinier for the new generation, and a whole new set of rules that we may or may not follow.
Probably among the cleaner looking Scream films, the script updates the cultural references but otherwise is pretty by-the-book.
Some fun exploration of fan culture and movie fans is to be had as the franchis within the franchise, STAB, seems to be going totally off the rails.
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