Ghostface has stalked the big screen for almost 30 years, and the “Scream” franchise shows no signs of slowing down. What started with a clever, self-aware slasher in 1996 has swelled into a seven-film series that keeps bringing audiences back. Despite mixed reviews, “Scream 7” delivered the highest opening weekend in the franchise’s history, proving there’s still plenty of appetite for masked mayhem and meta twist endings.
In “Scream 7,” Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has tried to leave the horror behind, building a peaceful life in a quiet town with her family. But when a new Ghostface killer surfaces and starts targeting her teenage daughter, Tatum (Isabel May), Sidney is forced back into the nightmare she thought she’d escaped.
