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Before “Scream,” Wes Craven cemented his status as a horror filmmaking legend with Freddy Kruger and the “A Nightmare on Elm Street” film series. The original film, written and directed by Craven, celebrated its 40th anniversary on November 16. This week, Ryan takes the first stab at covering “A Nightmare on Elm Street” on the podcast by comparing and contrasting the original film, the third film “Dream Warriors,” and seventh film “New Nightmare” with the Scream series.
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Chase scenes are an essential ingredient to most successful slasher films, an aspect Wes Craven deployed with acute skill in the original “Scream” trilogy. Since then, the chase scenes in the subsequent sequels have been hit or miss. In this episode, Ryan is joined by Jake from the Killjoy Jake Youtube channel and Sarah Campbell to evaluate how each Scream film handles chase scenes. In addition, Ryan, Jake, and Sarah discuss whether Scream 7 should retcon the last two sequels and be a direct sequel to Scream 4.
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“Your ingenue days, they are over.” This week Ryan covers the Scream 4 finale and in particular the legendary Ghostface killer, Jill Roberts, with Kelly. Ryan and Kelly discuss the social media commentary, the formula switch of Jill, and the allegory about the remake v. the original. In addition, TikTok Jake joins Ryan to discuss his wishlist for Scream 7.
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Happy Halloween! In this special, surprise bonus episode, Ryan looks at Patrick Dempsey’s statements on The Today Show about starring in Scream 7 last week. Then, Ryan discusses the point of view in which he comes to Halloween – defined by the final girl, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) rather than the villain in Michael Myers – and how it’s informed by Scream. Additionally, Ryan discusses how the plot of Halloween H20 is the blueprint of what Scream 7 could be.
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This week, Ryan is joined by Stephen, host of the Craven Something Scary Youtube channel. Stephen specializes in Stu Macher content. In this episode, Ryan gives the iconic character created by Matthew Lillard his Ghostface due. In addition, Ryan celebrates Halloweenweek with Cassi Marie Graichen. In addition, Cassi shares her Scream 7 Wishlist.
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This week, Ryan welcomes RyanNotDyin back to the podcast for a candid discussion about Scream 7 as well as looking back at past discourse about Sam Carpenter that was previously viewed as divisive. Hindsight is 20/20. Then, Ryan and Ryan celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Grudge (2004) starring Sarah Michelle Gellar. Additionally, Jacob from the Happy Horror Time podcast joins Ryan in the introduction.
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Ryan is joined by Justin and Brady from the Epic Film Guys podcast for an overview of all 13 movies in the “Halloween” franchise.
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Official news! Neve Campbell announced Scream 7 will release on February 27, 2026. This week Ryan covers the exciting developments with Anthony Dapuzzo from the Never Split Up Podcast. Then, SWRCS crosses Scream with Halloween, Neve Campbell with Jamie Lee Curtis, and Ghostface with Michael Myers. Ryan and Anthony analyze the trilogies from Scream and Halloween, their narratives, themes, and final girl character arcs. In addition, our friend Carrie sent in a special message from David Arquette to Ryan.
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It’s been seven months since Neve Campbell announced her return to lead “Scream 7” with Kevin Williamson in the director’s seat. This week, Ryan and the Patreons look to the future of Scream and present their wishlists for the next installment. The SWRCS community discusses what they want to see in “Scream 7.” In addition, Ryan covers the potential for a Kirby spin-off TV show or movie in the introduction.
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Courteney Cox spoke to Variety on Monday regarding “Scream 7.” While she called Kevin Williamson the perfect choice to direct, said “it’s going to be fun,” and that she wishes David Arquette could be a part of it, Courteney said she’s “not official” yet for “Scream 7” and the script has been “constantly rewritten.” In this emergency episode, Ryan analyzes her statements, the context, and what this means for Scream 7.
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