Set a decade after the last film in the franchise, this film is a little bit meta, a little bit nostalgic and a lot of fun. Using proven formulas, and franchise favorites, this movie will appeal to both horror movie buffs and a new generations of fans. The blending of legacy characters and a new Woodsboro clique, is a little farfetched however the chemistry amongst the cast overshadows minor plot discrepancies. This movie may make you cry, will make you laugh, and there'll be at least one good jump scare for even the most seasoned of horror viewers. I also appreciated the Easter eggs which are abundant throughout the film. This movie doesn't take itself too seriously, and the viewer shouldn't either. Just sit back, enjoy the ride, and ask yourself "Do you like scary movies?"
Review of Scream
