Scream 3 Movie Review

At least this movie doesn't have John Waters in it When Scream 3 hit theaters in 2000, it was billed as the final chapter. Kevin Williamson had always talked about a trilogy, and this looked like the end of the Ghostface saga. This time, the carnage moves to Hollywood, where actors on the set of the fictional film Stab 3 start dropping. Sidney Prescott is in hiding, Gale and Dewey are back in the chaos, and even Randy shows up one last time via videotape to lay down the "rules" of a trilogy. Bigger setting. Bigger cast. Bigger body count. But does the franchise’s self-aware horror formula still work at three films in, or does the Hollywood backdrop push it into parody? Join Arnie, Marjorie, and Stuart as they close out the original trilogy and set the stage for the next chapter.