Neve Campbell, David Arquette, and Courteney Cox confront their past in gory Scream 5 trailer
The fifth installment, simply titled Scream, arrives next year
“Do you like scary movies?”
The iconic slasher film franchise, Scream, returns with its first installment in over a decade. Since first premiering in 1996 with the late Wes Craven-directed debut, the meta-horror film series has become a classic with its campy style of humor and tendency to subvert genre tropes.
In a testament to the film’s long lasting impression, Drew Barrymore appeared in the film’s opening scene for no more than ten minutes, yet it remains one of her most memorable roles.
In the official trailer for Scream (2022), the Ghostface killer returns, looking to revive the slasher’s reputation for the residents of Woodsboro and force those involved to face their gruesome past. The opening scene in the trailer calls to Barrymore’s role from 25 years ago, with Ghostface learning how to tap into cell phones in addition to the usual landline call.