t's the year 1996, you head to your local blockbuster looking for the newest horror flick to watch. While gazing upon Tom cruise on the cover in Mission impossible, A dorky, bug-eyed store clerk named Randy comes by and tells you "The horror movies are right this way."

If you've ever wondered what It would be like to have a couple of serial killers, or hell even one in your real-life world. Scream gives you a very real glimpse of what it could be like. Think about people you interact with. Now, think about how many of them do you think could be a serial killer. Could it be the Horror nut who worked at the video store? What about, the seemingly kind man who works at a grocery store? It could be anyone. Different motives. Different people.

Luckily - with technology today, it's much more difficult for a suited-up Ghostface imitating an Edvard Munch painting, to go out hunting down Dumbass teenagers. The level of chemistry this movie and franchise brings, really helps the passion we see from each actor bring to the table. I find it hard to believe that this series is even close to being finished. Like I said, anyone can suit up in Ghostface with a myriad of motives.

Sidney is already a broken badass of a character. She loses her mom in a horrific fashion. Yet, when a person calls to terrorize her, she talks back, calls his bluff, kicks their asses, and wins in the end. She's one of those characters that could make a horrendous mistake and audiences and fans would still rally behind her. The other Co-stars give us many more reasons to love this film. There's no sense of throw-away characters, even Kenny the cameraman is memorable with those dreaded cheese curls and that backwards cap. Ghostface is more frightening to me, not physically that is, but definitely mentally. I mean yes, it could anyone and everyone. But, this voice-changing, pun-giving, knife-wielder can run.. and very fast I might add.

Key notes :

• Why is Casey so negligent of the jiffy pop?

• Who do you think killed each victim in this film?