That was an excellent one.

Sadly Over-hyped

Absolutely the worst movie.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

I didn't think it would be as intriguing as it turned out to be, but im pleasantly surprised! I enjoyed it a lot, and I love the cast. It had mystery, the killer wasn't obvious and the scenes were very well made! My only wish is that they would make a season continuing the story with the original cast, but that's unlikely maybe.

That's it, you've seen the title. It could've been a really good TV show but it's far from that. I mean come on girl's father gets killed and she's like "oh okay" It's kinda funny how bad the acting is. And also there are a lot of mistakes in the show, and you'll see all of them if you are watching carefully.

Go by one of the most classic lines from the original. In the words of Jamie Kennedy "Everyone's a suspect" go in open minded and you'll enjoy. It's a modern scream and finally Wes craven has given that classic thriller feel we use to all love without a repetitive family line of bloodthirsty revenge imbeciles

Scream is something I hold dear and close to my heart as one of my all time favorite sagas. Memories of my youth when I would beg my older sister to let me watch it, who reluctantly let me see it with of course the words following "Don't tell mom or dad I let you watch this okay?". It wasn't until I got older when my enthusiasm for the world of cinema grew that I learned to truly appreciate the masterpiece that is Scream. From the early days of production when the film was written as a spoof and later matured into a more serious slasher film per the advisement of the Weinstein Brothers, when it was brought to Dimension Films. Even famed horror writer Stephen King lent a helping hand to Mr. Craven who was struggling with how to properly open the film. So the opening we see in Scream 1 with Casey Becker and how the scene plays out was actually King's direction, who told Craven "You have to capture the audience's attention in the first 5 minutes, do that and you'll have them sitting on the edge of their seat the rest of the film". Anyway, I'm rambling on here... Scream: The TV Series, captures all of what was great about the films and turns it into a captivating series with a much better background story. If you ask me, this story is A LOT better than Scream 4. Come on,...Sidney's cousin going crazy and turning out to be a serial killer all to get the attention she felt she deserved because she was tired of living in Sid's shadow. Give me a break... While the show is not without it's "Yeah,..okay" moments, it still had me questioning who the killer was until the second to last episode of Season 1. We've seen SO many great films turned into TV Series, it's a nice change to see it done right for a change.