Scream Franchise Films Ranked: #1 ‘Scream′ (1996)
#1 in my ranking of the Scream franchise. I don’t think I can come up with a better argument that Wes Craven should never have written…
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Scream Franchise Films Ranked: #2 ‘Scream 5′ (2022)
#2 in my ranking of the Scream franchise. This is probably the best sequel to the original Scream, and that ends up kind of sad. The 2022 entry…
Scream Franchise Films Ranked: #3 ‘Scream 3′ (2000)
#3 in my ranking of the Scream franchise. After the uninspired search to replicate the charms of the first film in the first sequel, Miramax allowed a handful of years…
Scream Franchise Films Ranked: #4 ‘Scream 4’ (2011)
#4 in my ranking of the Scream franchise. For all the façade of being rule and genre breaking forays into the slasher flick space, the Scream movies sure…
Scream Franchise Films Ranked: #5 ‘Scream 2’ (1997)
The Scream franchise thinks it’s far smarter than it actually is. The first film in the entry seemed to understand that it actually wasn’t that…
Scream 5 (2022) is Now Available for Streaming on Paramount+
One of the most anticipated horror films of this year was the all-new Scream, not only because it was originally slated to debut last year…
Watch: ‘Scream’ Legacy Sequel’s Final Trailer Drops Online
The final trailer for this week’s Scream hypes up the thrills with the help of glowing critical reviews. January might typically be a slow month for…
Producers of 5th ‘Scream’ Film Announce Clever & Original New Title… NOT
We’ll have to wait and see if the upcoming fifth Scream film will be as original as director Wes Craven’s groundbreaking 1996 movie. But it is fair…
Heavy Metal Entertainment & DIGA Studios Launch WonderWerk Podcast
Heavy Metal Entertainment proudly announces the release of the first full episode of WonderWerk, a scripted anthology series, featuring upcoming episodes written by David Arquette &…
Hateful 8: Best Eight Westerns to Stream This Weekend
With the passing of the great Ennio Morricone, whose evocative Spaghetti Western scores will always be a defining ingredient of the genre, it’s an appropriate…