Scream 4

Easily the best one since the first, the opening scenes were fantastic.

Absolutely better than the two sequels, no doubts. I see also a slightly improvement in the Craven's direction and the final cliffhanger was really unexpected. Not a masterpiece, but I liked it quite a lot

it's dumb, I know, but teen slashers are my guilty fruit

Having missed the first three films, I am certainly missing a lot of this story. Standing as a film on its own, though, it's not all terrible. The shining aspect of this film is the meta humour, which it pulls off very well. Playing with damn near every horror movie cliche in the last 50 years, Scream 4 succeeds in keeping the audience entertained with a semi-satisfying mix of humour and horror (although I use horror very loosely - there are few scares outside jumps at the camera).

Scream 4 came with the proposal to start a new trilogy. It would be a good idea in modern times, with such evolution of the genre. But Wes did not bet on innovation, but also utilize the same methods as in the past decade. Relying more on famous little faces in the plot. The killings, which were before the differential of the film, this was quick and mismanagement. Black humor once again fell to comedy. We can compare Scream 4 with a subsequent bad remake. Unfortunately!

Not just horrors in general, but even the particular subgenre alone produced a lot of conceptually new, unconventional and imaginative movies over the period from 1996 to 2011. Every single one of them, to all appearances, passed Wes Craven by. To the end of his days, he had been staying in a post-modernistic dump spawned by himself with the first installment of the franchise, his final contribution to the field of slashers. Yet, hey, most people never make even one gem in their whole life.

For fans, it was a great entry in the series. For newcomers to the franchise its a solid film that certainly surpasses the mediocrity that the horror genre has become.

All the trappings of Scream, except cynical and uninspired and with this weird soft-focus filter.

Meta-meta-meta.

I still am shocked, every week, that Wes Craven is dead. It is hard to overstate how influential he was to me, and how full of life and energy his films are, and how sad it is that he's gone.

The opening was pretty cute and all the original leads (who are still alive) are back... and old. So of course, there are a bunch of dumb teens too. Fast paced and enjoyable for the most part, but stupid ending.

I could watch the last scene in the house and the hospital scene over and over, but beyond that, I'm good.

I love the Scream movies but I will pretend that it ended with a trilogy.

How can a slasher be so boring??

Scream 4 Ice Cream instead

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