NekoHomey Purely Joyful Movie!

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Donald Seymour This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Zlatica One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

Sancy Jeg In this story another psychopath serial killer starts killing everybody. Gale, the reporter and writer, Dewey, the cop start to investigate who was behind all this. This is the squeal of the movie ' Scream' and I think it was pretty good. Some parts are scary and was , especially the starting part. I really liked this thriller movie. i suggest every one to watch this amazing movie. Don't miss this movie. I am very eager to watch the third part of 'Scream'.

adonis98-743-186503 Two years after the first series of murders, a new psychopath dons the Ghostface costume and a new string of killings begins. Scream 2 is directed by Wes Craven once more and stars Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette and Jamie Kennedy and what truly surprised me about this movie is how they basically make fun of terrible horror sequels without the film being terrible and actually it's as good as the first one if not better it also has a bigger cast this time Sarah Michelle Gellar, Liev Schreiber , Timothy Olyphant, Jada Pinkett Smith and Jerry O'Connell and although it's basically the same once more it's not a bad re-telling of the same plot there's some shocking plot twists especially with Kennedy's character and the film itself is directed by Wes Craven once more which it makes you wonder on how did it got a 56% Audience Score on RT? And just like the first film the beginning of the movie is again an awesome powerful scene.

bruingal-28746 The beginning scene at the sneak preview of "Stab" is too unreal. No ONE behaves like that inside a theater room; people running around with fake knives, throwing popcorn at the screen, and acting like it's a playground. Second, WHY would a horror film based on real murders allow masks and fake knives inside the theater ? It's common sense. I just find it too unrealistic and cheesy. You don't put people in danger by handing out killer's masks, making it way too easy for actual murders and/or dangerous activity to take place. Don't get me wrong, I love Wes Craven and re-watching 90s flicks, but the only thing making this film tolerable is Gale's character and Deputy Dewy.

skybrick736 The genius of Scream 2 is the callbacks and homage it pays to former horror sequels and to the original Scream. Scream is iconic for its self-reflection, its placement in the horror genre, and the rules, which horror movies abide by. My own set of rules to a great sequel differ than the film. The rules are simple but are sadly not achieved as often as they should be. First, continuity, have a story that follows the events from the original or just limit the plot holes and have it be logical. Scream 2 passes the first rule with a big check-mark. Second, bring back major players, which Scream 2 exceeded at by starring Neve Campbell (Sidney), David Arquette (Dewey), Courteney Cox (Gale), Jamie Kennedy (Randy), and Liev Schreiber (Cotton). The third and final rule is a trickier concept to handle by filmmakers, which is maintaining the same atmosphere that made the original fantastic but to steer the story in a new direction. Wes Craven fulfilled all these rules, especially the third by preserving the character's personality, comedic moments, music theme, film style, and general mood and feeling of the film. Craven also connects the dots perfectly beginning to end on killer identity and motive and concluding with a satisfying ending. For all the reasons above, if I was in a film class and had to name a sequel that surpassed its original, one that would definitely come to mind is Scream 2.