We Watched *SCREAM* for the First Time
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We Watched SCREAM for the First Time
Director: Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett
Writer: James Vanderbilt, Guy Busick, Kevin Williamson
Stars: Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette
Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Release Date: 2022-01-14
25 years after a streak of brutal murders shocked the quiet town of Woodsboro, Calif., a new killer dons the Ghostface mask and begins targeting a group of teenagers to resurrect secrets from the town's deadly past.
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If you want in on the jokes, also watch I know what you did last summer before watching Scary Movie. Watch at least the first two of each franchise...
Welcome to the scream franchise. Next is scream 2, than scream 3, than scre4m, than, scream 5 (2022). And scream 6 2023. Enjoy. Can't wait for y'all to continue the franchise.
Vince, you look good with the facial hair. You should grow it out a little more... in my opinion.
Scream paved the way for horror movies to come back to the spotlight.. without it we wouldn't have at the 90s and early 2000s horror movies
@theperfectmix are you guys doing the whole franchise, or just the first?
Scream completely changed the horror genre more than people realize. Elite franchise and I can’t wait to see the reactions to the rest.
Oh we know even now I rewatch every movie knowing what's going to happen and analyze the movie. These movies make me go deep in thought
It's revolutionary. This movie got me obsessed with slasher movies/series. I even got addicted to the MTV Scream series.
@@DavidMartinez-bz5rg I watched the TV show its okay
@@trixx_ray0078 I won't hype up the drama or all of the characters. But I very much loved the Brandon James killer. The kills are so good. The stalking and phone calls are epic. My only issue is the undertone of teen angst
Agreed!
“He looks super familiar”
That’s cause it’s Shaggy from Scooby Doo
Is in Good Girls that’s were I knew him from
Oh darlin, that's Mathew Lillard; please check out all his other movies before Scooby. I promise, you WONT be disappointed.
@@holycannoli9744 don’t worry.. I have, I’m a big Matthew Lillard fan, but judging by the fact that they didn’t recognize him from the beginning, I tried to figure out where they’d seen him from. Believe me I know Matthew Lillard lol
@@vtjbproductions 🤣
This is just Shaggy’s origin story. That TV caused a little brain damage.
"I knew the voice was familiar, but it's Johnny fucking Depp" made me laugh my ass of lol
Same reaction 😂😂😂
Ironically enough when they watch Nightmare on Elm St. she’ll be surprised Skeet Ulrich from The Craft is in it…… 😭😂
In her defense, dude really looks like a young Johnny, first time i saw the movie i also thought it was him 😂😂
lmaoooo
I mean even now they kind of do look like they could be brothers
We all thought Drew Barrymore would be the main character,made the opening scene so great because no one was safe after that. Similar to Psycho
I cannot believe decades later how involved Drew was bts. In fact it shocked me!! The fact she started her production company after it blows my mind!! - ruclips.net/video/C7q90h5PQvM/видео.htmlsi=5WxkdZIfpltcRhd2
Drew Barrymore was offered the main role but after reading the script she wanted the part she played
Sidney is safe every movie lol
She actually thought that a new actress should play that role as the survivor and most likely also didn’t want to be tied to a possible franchise makes sense, though I can only imagine the other movies by Drew Barrymore. We might not have gotten if she ended up being tied to scream.
@@aaronlimitless well she ended up doin Wedding Singer (1998) which am assuming was her very next role then obviously Charlies Angels after that
You’re actually right. It is a parody. Well not exactly a parody but a satire. Scream is meant to intentionally poke fun at the horror genre and it is extremely meta, way before being meta was even a thing. Scream is a very self aware franchise which is made known to the viewer through characters like Randy. Satire aside, it’s not particularly “scary” but it is thrilling and because we don’t know who the killer is it’s got a nice mystery element to it also.
"Meta" was definitely already a thing, especially in horror. Fright Night or F13 Jason Lives is a perfect example
what is meta?
@@dess234 like being self aware of the medium and category that it’s in and being self referential about it. Ie: a horror film referencing horror film tropes during the film while still knowingly doing those same horror film tropes
It was always weird to me that scary movie parodied it, its like they didn't get the point of the original!
Funny thing is that it's not even Wes Craven's first meta movie. He made "Wes Craven's New Nightmare" a few years prior to Scream. And it's absurdly meta.. Like Craven appears as himself writing the movie that he's appearing in. Very "in your face" meta elements.
I'm not really surprised that Scream became the face of "meta horror" even though it wasn't Craven's first stab at something like it. While I like New Nightmare, I feel Scream just works better as a standalone movie.
It’s one of the best horror films. The acting wasn’t actually horrendous..it’s just the direction. It’s supposed to be self aware and stuff. It’s genius.
Yeah I think younger people don’t understand satire
@@ChrisCollins068 not at all. Or Camp
@@CrownlessKing88what do you consider younger ? I’m 27 and I adore this movie but I grew up watching all the classics
@@NikkieTwix well I’m 36. Maybe 21-24?
@CrownlessKing88 I'm 21 and love Scream and satire in general. It's not a generational thing. It's more them specifically
Fun fact, Scream was based on real events. Over the course of 3 days in August of 1990, in Gainesville, Florida, Danny Rolling murdered 5 college students. What's even crazier is that there was a kid on campus who was covered in bruises and cuts and was immediately taken as a suspect and everyone was certain that it was him, turns out the kid was actually in a car crash and that's why he was covered in bruises and cuts.
I love how she thinks he's Johnny Depp when Johnny had his first role in A Nightmare on Elm Street and they're both works by Wes Craven and Billy looks like Johnny on purpose 😂
It wasn't on purpose at all. Craven himself said that he didn't see any similarities between Ulrich and Depp. He said that he saw them as completely different.
Craven said it wasn’t on purpose.
They both crawl through the windows of their girlfriends too.
It's interesting that you said the acting was bad/cheesy and that the characters were corny because part of what set this film apart from slashers that came before was that the characters had more depth and the acting was really well done. I've never heard anyone say the acting was bad before.
It's because this whole movie was very specifically targeted at '90s audiences with knowledge of '70s-'80s horror. They can clock that the vibe includes elements of satire, but they're not familiar with the movies being satirized. They see non-naturalistic acting choices but they don't understand them in context.
It's like when Sydney comments about the bimbo who runs upstairs instead of out the door, then a few minutes later she runs upstairs instead of out the door. Sydney isn't a slasher-film bimbo, but she's still in a slasher film. She's smart enough to be unpredictable to us, but not so smart that she entirely breaks the genre. The dialog and acting is like that, too. It's _mostly_ naturalistic, but there's gap where the fun lives. If you're not into jazz, you'll think the musicians are too sloppy to get all the notes in the right places.
@@noodle_fc Thank you, this healed my soul after seeing the magic of this movie go completely over their heads
@@srahhh Actually, I think they did pretty well picking up on the vibe considering their background. I like jazz well enough despite being largely unfamiliar with what came before.
It is a little painful to hear "cheesy" applied to one's favorite movies. If it makes you feel better, I think that means something different to the youth. "Cheesy," as near as I can figure, is a catch-all designation for whenever the earnest-to-irony ratio feels a little off. Ironic sensibility is one of the most significant differences between generations. When you hear "cheesy," translate "I process the irony or earnestness I'm seeing differently than the film's contemporary audience did."
@@noodle_fc But they said the acting is horrendous! 😞I don't disagree with your sentiment though.
@@srahhh Did they say "horrendous"? Of course I gotta hard disagree if so
It’s crazy how the voice actor for ghost faces voice embodied the personalities of Billy and Stu. Like you can always tell which one was supposed to be on the other side of the phone. A+ voice work
and the fact that he voices another villian Mojo Jojo
It’s funny because Rose McGowan actually kept falling out of the cat door. They had to staple her shirt to the door lol.
Fun Fact: The man who directed Scream 1-4 Wes Craven is also the one who wrote and directed A Nightmare On Elm Street(1984) birthplace of Freddy Krueger.
He also plays the janitor in this movie dressed up as Freddy. Henry Winkler even calls him "Fred".
One of my favorite things about this movie is when Jamie Kennedy breaks the fourth wall and says look behind you, Jamie as he’s talking to Jamie Lee Curtis’s character
That's not breaking the fourth wall.
It's actually satire, not parody. Scary Movie is parody though. Scream comments on the horror trends of the time while being itself a horror movie with some comedic moments. That's why it's very meta. It's a horror movie where the characters know the tropes of horror movies. Scary Movie however is full on comedy and makes fun of various horror movies that came out around that time. That's what Scream is all about. It's commentary on the horror genre but mostly on the media's exploitation of other people's tragedies. You guys should watch the sequels. They're fun whodunnits and the story continues. This is not the end.
It was meant to be a parody.
No
It's so funny to see people watching Scream who doesn't get the satirical aspect of the movie and have all the movie references jokes fly over their heads xD It's not cheesy or cringe, it's brilliant! This movie changed the horror scene in the 90s and after it forever!
“The acting was horrendous”…what? The actors did a great job.
You need to check out Scream 2, Scream 3, Scream 4, Scream 5, and Scream 6. . . FUN FACT, this movie's original title was Scary Movie
Scary movie was parody of this and it came out on the year 2000
@@Dudeeeeee12yeah but the original title of scream was supposed to be Scary Movie, that's where they got the parody movie title "Scary Movie" since the parody series is of Scream originally. idk if your comment was supposed to be a reply to this or on it's own.
The best thing about scream movies is they don’t take themselves too seriously. They do tend to take the piss out themselves a lot imo.
Scream basically changed horror movies in the 90s. It was a meta-slasher-whodunit that was self-aware and funny along with being scary. It singlehandedly revived slasher films as well.
One of my favorite horror franchises. It straddles that line between satire and seriousness so well that you honestly can't tell sometimes whether a scene is supposed to be funny or scary, and it really works. In a decade that was really lacking in good horror films, this certainly reminded audiences why slashers are so fun to watch.
Shoshana said “ oh yeaah you are old “ emotional damage for my boy vince
I thought for sure he was younger.
@@tonk3878fr i thought he was early 20s
@@princessbolden3111well the was born in 93 as stated so...get your pen and pad out and get to work
No way he is 31 :0, I wanna look that good at that age@@Andy-Bodhi
Linda Blair, star of The Exorcist, asks: "So how does it feel to be almost brutally butchered?" Brilliant cameo.
1. What I like most about doing this is watching people overthink it.
2. Cell phones weren't prevalent in 1996.
3. Dewey's superior IS the janitor since Wes Craven did the cameo as Freddy Kruger.
4. The principal was played by the Fonz/Henry Winkler. (one of Fonzie's Jacket is on a coat hanger in the closet)
5. Tatum/Rose McGowan as long as I have a face.
6. I love how the inept killer keeps getting his ass kicked
7. Fun fact: The reporter lady that ends saying "People have the right to know." is played by Linda Blair/Reagan from "The Exorcist".
Most people seem not to know the movie I Know What You Did Last Summer(1997) is the secondary movie being spoofed in Scary Movie.
@@Andy-Bodhi Well that's not so much about IQ, but more about just what you have already seen, isn't it?
I KNOW, AND IF THEY DONT WATCH IKWYDLS BEFORE THEY WILL BE CONFUSED AND NO WILL NOT UNDERSTAND THE JOKES
Fun fact: Scream was actually originally called “Scary Movie” but they changed it. Also, they still sell Jiffy Pop. Haha
I hope someone told you that you also had need to have seen "Scream 2", "I Know What You Did Last Summer", "The Exorcist", The Sixth Sense", "The Blair Witch Project", "The Usual Suspects" & know what Bullet-time is from "The Matrix" & the film "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" as well to get the majority of the jokes in "Scary Movie" not just "Scream" 1996..It's alot 🤯 of movie references & there are more but they are subtle
The Exorcist is needed for Scary Movie 2 not the original
@@notyouraveragebear9326 Incorrect. "It was my first keg party Bobby!!" Is a direct reference & Bobby was watching The Exorcist before breaking in through the window like Billy in Scream
Also the first “Final Destination” and “Save the Last Dance” 😂
Scream was made more of a satire for horror movies of the past, some people confuses it with a “parody”… a parody is a spoof or making fun of other movies which is more SCARY MOVIES genre. SCREAM did have some comedy..it was still well balanced with the horror/intensity/seriousness too. Also, they were more honoring the horror movie genre than making fun of it. This movie was more self-aware and very META when they made the SCREAM franchise. Also, the acting was not horrendous…it was genius to me and the actors especially Matthew Lillard who played Stu (the other real killer) really sold his character as being psychotic, but he still has this foolish/childish nature where he was easily manipulated by Billy to be his accomplice.
SCREAM really did revive the horror genre at that time where you really didn’t know who the real killer/killers was until the end. Usually there is only 1 killer in horror movies…SCREAM broke the mold and kept the audience guessing and had two killers.
But again…people have their preference in terms of horror movies and acting styles which is fine too. I just wanted to give me perspective and why SCREAM is such a huge and well loved franchise and how it really changed the horror genre for slasher films.
A masterpiece that I feel holds up as a true classic horror slasher
Honestly, none of the movies in this franchise are actually bad. One of the only movie franchises you can say that about.
6 is awful. I think Hollywood forgot that knives are dangerous. What happens to Kirby, Gale...the twins would kill a fucking rhino. Utterly ridiculous and showing kids that if they push a sharp object in someone, it's not all that. 1, 4 and 5 are good. 2 and 3 are ok, definitely have their moments...
@@Andy-BodhiI’m not big on 6 either. (Or 5 for that matter honestly but I guess I like it better than 6.) I’m excited to see what 7 brings us given what little we do know!
That's the best part of the Scream movies. They're cheesy on purpose but still manage to be kinda scarey. The main deal with these movies is trying to figure out the killer(s) before they get revealed at the end. Scream 2 is even better, honestly.
Matthew Lillard is the one play as Shaggy Rogers in Scooby-Doo Animated series & live action movies.
As others have said, it's satire, not a parody. Very harsh comment about the acting; they were all spot on playing the stereotypes. This was both a reinvention of the genre and a huge homage at the same time. Maybe today that's not as apparent.
I think when people go in knowing that this movie was parodied, it changes their perception of the movie. Which is a little sad, I hope people can still enjoy this movie as it was written.
It didn't help that they hadn't both seen all of the classic horror movies it was paying homage to, and seemed to just be getting it out of the way so they could watch... Scary Movie. 😬 Which presumably they'll understand even less, but good luck to them, maybe they'll prefer something that takes less brainpower.
Sidney fuckin’ Prescott, the ETERNAL Final Girl 🔪🩸🖤🫶🏻
Preach!!!!!
“Don’t fuck with the original.” 👻🔪
The Scream franchise is known for a few things: 1) it’s “meta”, 2) it makes fun of itself, and 3) they always have big names for the cast.
Hope you guys watch and react to all of the Scream movies!
SCREAM is a SATIRE… not paraody..there’s a difference. Also, they were not making fun of horror movies of the past, they were honoring them in a more META and self-aware way.
My buddy was with Dewey(David Arquette) and taking pictures this past weekend at the Carolina Fear Fest in Raleigh, NC.
One of my fav movie franchises ever. Most of the movies are pretty damn entertaining. I actually met Roger L Jackson (the voice of Ghostface) a few months ago in Chicago. He signed my Ghostface mask on the mouth part with a red sharpie, so dope. ALSO, this movie lovingly makes fun of horror movies while being somewhat scary.
This movie has one of the best first ten minutes of any movie, ever. It's right up there with the Dark Knight. Incredible.
Scary Movie is a parody of 2 movies, "Scream" and "I know What you did Last Summer"
40:12 correct, it's a horror movie that makes fun of horror movie tropes. It's a self aware movie so the directing and writing is intentional, that is what makes this franchise so brilliant. Every 90s slasher after this tried to copy, it revamped a whole new genre after this.
Fun fact: This movie is singlehandedly responsible for Caller ID existing as it does today. Prior to this movie coming out, Caller ID was rarely ever used, by barely anyone. This movie completely changed that and its even poked at in the opening of Scream 2 despite filming for Scream 2 starting the same year this movie released
The movie was pure satire. It's as meta as a film can be. When it came out, it was a cultural phenomenon. People went to the theater numerous times to see it. I think you two viewed it through the wrong lens. It's absolutely a brilliant film. I sadly think you missed some of the points of the film because you expected it to be pure horror. Wes Craven is a master of horror. He was satirizing himself as this is not a horror film. It was actually quite groundbreaking and pioneering. So many films that followed tried to replicate it.
You should also watch I Know What You Did Last Summer before watching Scary Movie, theyre is a lot of references from there
After watching your expressions during the first five minutes of this movie, I had to pause it just to comment…I LOVE your reactions!! So genuine, and exactly how I reacted the first time I saw this movie. You guys are amazing!
I would give anything to be able to experience Scream for the first time again!!! God everything about it was so special!!
Wes Craven knew exactly what he was doing the whole time.
This has been one of my top 3 movies for over 25 years. I love when people watch it for the first time
Time to watch!
Ok update:
Yes this movie is somewhat a parody of itself, in the sense it's kind of a commentary on the horror movie genre as a whole. The amount of references to other classic horror movies is what (for me anyways) makes this one of the best movies ever.
I hope you do the whole franchise. They are all good in their own ways!
only the first 3, 4-6 suck
@@70s_GenLover I think they all have something good. I def like 1 to 4 the most. And I'm hopeful for the 7th installment
@@rotru4977I can’t WAIT for 7! I know we don’t have a lot of info confirmed, but what little we do has me so excited.
Yes, you guys are indeed right. Scream is supposed to be a parody on horror films. But it does mask itself sometimes to be absolutely brutal and terrifying. Wes Craven made Nightmare on Elm Street (Which does star Johnny Depp in his first role) Wes was the janitor in the principal scene and he’s dressed up as the killer from Nightmare on Elm Street haha. So no cap it’s definitely supposed to be a parody.
It’s actually more satirical. The scary movie movies are parody
Yup satire
Y'all should react to all the scream movies for sure
I hope people also told you.. that if you want in on MOST of the jokes.. You not only need to watch Scream... but you need to watch "I know what you did last summer" as well! Those are the 2 main movies you should see first! Before Scary Movie :)
Watching this classic with you both was SUPER fun! Thanks for your your reaction ❤
Love your reaction!! It's satire, it was the first big horror film to know what it was.
Also gun fact... The umbrella missed his pads so that reaction to the stab to the ribs was legit lolll😅
*Fun** fact
" he's the killer , it's johnny fucking depp " I swear I died laughing for a min 😭😭😭😭
Absolutely loved your reactions to this movie! This is my all time favorite scary movie. This was filmed in my hometown, Sonoma County, in California. Last shot was in Tomales Bay ☺️ beautiful place!
So the people in this movie get called out for bad acting, but Vin Diesel and Paul Walker are thespians at the top of their craft according to you guys. Funny shit.
I haven’t watched this reaction yet as of typing this but I just wanted to comment and say I really hope you guys continue the rest of the franchise. I of course would watch every video.
Welcome to the scream family enjoy the journey all of them are amazing
Wow I’ve never heard of people saying the acting was horrible? And never heard of people saying they hated it. Lol. I hope it clicks and you guys enjoy the rest of the craven films especially
They said that they liked it though at the end of the video
fun fact: everyone who breaks the rules survives in the end: Sidney has sex, Randy drinks alcohol, and Gale says "I'll be right back"
The original title of Scream was going to be Scary Movie, Stu's house is a real house like all the houses in the movie. You can actually visit it in southern California. It was used in Scream 5 (2022). Scream also is responsible for bringing the horror genre back to life in the 90s. It was the Halloween and Psycho of the 90s.
Y’all should watch the entire franchise
Scream (1996) has aged brilliantly and it will continue to do so. It's a ground breaker in horror especially for mid 90s American time. Ghostface is a simple outfit with a mask, but it's very scary with a knife. The pace of the film is great and the audience had no clue who the killer's were right until the end.
Wes Craven made a masterpiece in horror films.
13 mins into the reaction and every time there's a jump scare, I laugh my ass off because you both react so violently. Just full-body reactions. 😆
Yall can't stop now , now yall gotta finish the the franchise and watch em all. This film came out late 90s so thats why it probably feels cheap to yall. But definitely continue on watching them
Oooo please do the whole scream series!!!
Hey everyone, we were absolutely terrified and crying laughing all at the same time while watching this film! Hope you guys enjoy our reaction. If you would like us to finish this franchise let us know down below. We only intended to watch this film just to be able to understand the jokes made in *SCARY MOVIE* and for those interested we have one-week early access plus movie polls, exclusive content, tv shows, and much more on our patreon: www.patreon.com/ThePerfectMix
Please finish the film franchise! Best slasher franchise out there! Great reactions from both of you! Enjoyed that thoroughly!
Alot of Jokes from Scary movie are from I Know What You Did Last Summer as well. You should check that out before Scary Movie
Please finish the franchise up to current day to Scream 6. You would definitely have a viewer in me for them. Love Ghostface stories 👀 😱
There are A LOT of scary movies referenced in Scary Movie that you should probably watch first, as with any parody.
I vote yes for completing the Scream franchise!
You should definitely watch the entire franchise.
Scary Movie also has a decent amount of I Know What You Did Last Summer, A little Scream II and a touch of The Blaire Witch Project.
If nobody told you yet Jamie Kennedy played Randy Meeks so that is one of the best meta moments because he's drunk on the couch watching one of his favorite actresses in a movie talking to the screen using the actress's name while we're doing the same screaming at our screens for him to turn around and his name is also Jamie
This movie is what got me into horror movies
Definitely recommend the next 5 Scream movies! 💜
nah scream 3 was the last good one
@@70s_GenLoverAgree to disagree.
Scary Movie's main parodies are of Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer, with elements of The Sixth Sense, The Matrix, and The Usual Suspects.
So please watch these before Scary Movie....
FYI - To this was (only the original) shot in Northern Cali (in Santa Rosa). Also back in the day this movie put the term "meta" on the map. Aka a self aware satirical take on a genre film. Thats why it came across as being a spoof of it itself. I want to see yall watch the whole franchise in order !
Stew is the real psycho. If you notice how his personality doesn't change. He's killing, he cracks jokes & laughs. He's chilling with his friends at school & partying. He cracks jokes & laughs. He's steady.
All I’m saying is that yall better react to the rest of the Scream movies, they’re amazing
9:34 Shaggy from the Scooby Doo movie.
Scream is such a fun movie. If you watch it again, listen closely to the music. When Ghostface is on a killing spree, they have the old time Universal Monster music playing. When Stu is at the window, the background music is "Don't fear the Reaper" foreshadowing him being one of the killers.
It is supposed to take place in Northern California. They used the towns of Santa Rosa, Glen Ellen, Tomales, Healdsburg and Sonoma to film.
The heyday for horror was the 80s. Scream was definitely making fun of the tropes. It was Scream that sort of jump started the 90s horror run. Scream 2 is my favorite but the whole series is good. Each movie sort of represents different horror tropes (sequels, trillogies, reboots, etc).
Not Maine, California.
the big green hangout spot is Healdsburg. The school was filmed in the city of Sonoma. Sidney's house is up in the Old Redwood Highway area. The movie rental store was Bradley Video in Santa Rosa off Piner rd and Marlow rd.
My family used to rent videos there.
I ditched school to try and watch them filming.
Fun fact:
The guy who voices Ghostface (Roger Jackson) also voiced Mojo Jojo in The Powderpuff Girls.
Wake up the perfect mix uploaded
You guys should definitely check out the Halloween franchise, and the rest of the Scream movies
The actors name is skeet Ulrich, who plays Billy Loomis and fun fact he was actually hired on because of the resemblance of Johnny Depp in nightmare on Elm Street, and that was the inspiration which you know is both directed by Wes Craven R.I.P
Definitely watch the rest of the Scream movies. Also check out the movies Halloween(1978), A Nightmare On Elm Street(1984), Saw(2004), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre(1974), and Friday The 13th(1980).
Watch the rest SCREAM movies please they are really good
Yes please finish this franchise it’s so good and I know you guys will love it🔥
Its only good till pt 2 and thats it. Everything after that is just a copy of the previous movie that sucked starting with pt 3.
@@Pr0x1modifferent strokes for different folks, just because you didn’t like it doesn’t mean it sucked. Personally for me my favorites go 6,1,4,3,5,2. Scream franchise are the only scary movies I can actually watch, so I rewatch them often
@@glodymadiamba6064 No, they genuinely do suck because they're just cookie cutter versions of themselves. If you seen pt 3 then you seen the rest, there is no difference except in change of actors.
The house is in California and the owners periodically do sessions where you can visit it. It's on my bucket list.
You guys have to watch the rest of the Scream movies in the franchise, I think you will really like them!
YES I LOVE THESE MOVIES
Cant wait for Scream 2, 3 & 5s reactions... yes i believe all the movies are consistently good which is rare for a franchise.
21:14 idk if yall notice but thats wes craven in the freddy kruger sweater and hat mopping the floor 😂
the person on the phone is roger jackson he is the voice on the movies
You guys should watch the entire series! The tone of the first movie continues through the other movies but not all of them are quite good as the first one. Yet still a staple franchise in the horror genre and defnetlly worth a watch!
I'm glad you both liked the movie.
And yes, this is supposed to be a satire on the horror movie genre as some others have said. It was very influential and poked fun at the genre while also being a good horror.
This waa definitely was a breath of fresh air since the horror genre over saturated at the time.
If you want to see some real cheese, you should check out "I know what you did laat summer."
It tries to do what Scream does, it doesn't quite succeed in the same way "Scream" does, but it stands well on its own. I recommend it.
scream is unique from other horror/ slasher films in that it uses other film/ horror and pop culture references to try and tell it's own story. it gives you a "story within a story" feel...it mentions Friday the 13th or Halloween and verious other things...the killers justify what they do based on films...it's brilliant but nuts. i love this series because it has never NOT made sense.
also "what door am i at?"
it was at this moment she was fu$%ed....why? because the true answer is...both.
jump forward to the end when you learn there's two killers.
I love Scream OMG you have to see the 6 Scream movies
13:00 - There's no way that Billy was the Ghostface here. He would have to go from her bedroom door to her window in a matter of seconds, dropping the entire costume along the way. That was Stu. Stu was also the one that called Sydney while Billy was in jail. The police totally would have confiscated the voice changer.
I cant wait for you guys to watch the rest of this amazing franchise
Not sure if anyone told you but Scream takes place in California. Scream 2 takes place in Ohio....my home state. 😬 Also Wes Craven, the director of Scream, was from Ohio as well.
Liked this and I Can’t wait for you guys do reactions to all 6 Scream movies, scream 2 - 6 😁
As a fan since the start it's really fun to see the reactions of a first time viewing again. I was screaming with ya'll
This movie is a satire in horror movie genre. Scream change the horror genre to what it was. REVOLUTIONARY