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Jun 14, 2022 2 hr 4 min

Episode 20 | Scream 2 (1997)

from The Cherry Picker Hosted by Zack Cherry

🎟 It's time to Scream again, as we jump back into wildly popular franchise that started the 90s teen slasher wave. In this episode, we are dissecting everything in Scream's sophomore sequel, from Wes Craven's legendary direction, to Gale Weathers' transcendent character arch, asking the question of what makes a really good murder mystery, laying out all the little clues you might have missed along the way, presenting a justifiable defence of the infamous cafeteria scene, and of course as always, we'll choose which character we think was most deserving to die. ▶️ Watch the Video Podcast ☑️ Vote in the Cherry Picker 📷 Follow The Cherry Picker on Instagram 📷 Follow Zack on Instagram 📷 Follow Eddie on Instagram ▶️ Check out Zack's Main YouTube Channel ▶️ Check Out Eddie's Main YouTube Channel 🐦 Follow Zack on Twitter 💲 Support on Patreon Support the show

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🎟 It's time to Scream again, as we jump back into wildly popular franchise that started the 90s teen slasher wave. In this episode, we are dissecting everything in Scream's sophomore sequel, from Wes Craven's legendary direction, to Gale Weathers' transcendent character arch, asking the question of what makes a really good murder mystery, laying out all the little clues you might have missed along the way, presenting a justifiable defence of the infamous cafeteria scene, and of course as alwa...

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