Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega will not reprise their roles of Sam and Tara Carpenter in “Scream 7.” Barrera was let go of the project due to her comments about the Israel/Palestine conflict, according to the studio. Ortega bowed out of her obligations due to scheduling conflicts for “Wednesday” season two. Variety reported “Scream 7” is being re-written for a focus on the legacy storyline of Sidney Presott (Neve Campbell), Gale Weathers (Courteney Cox), and Mark Kincaid (Patrick Dempsey). Some fans are threatening a boycott of “Scream 7” if it is not canceled in solidarity with Barrera’s political stance. This week, Ryan performs the podcast solo to discuss the current events, the experience of the news last week, and the future of Scream.

Introduction

• Melissa Fired
• Problematic Twitter
• Jenna Quits
• Scream 7 Going Forward

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Continuing the celebration of the 1998 Scream-inspired slasher films celebrating 25th anniversaries this year, this week’s episode is all about “Bride of Chucky.” Ryan and a panel of Patreons review the film, evaluate the screenwriting, and reflect on the legacy of Jennifer Tilly as Tiffany. In the introduction, Ryan discusses the first half of “Chucky” season three.

Introduction

• Chucky TV Show Overview
• Season 3
• Scream Talk with Walt
• Bride of Chucky
• The Script & Writing
• Tiffany / Jennifer Tilly 
• Score Out of Ten

 Conclusion

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This week, Ryan hosts the first ever Group Topic Episode. The central question of today’s podcast is one that has inspired much debate in the SCREAM fandom: Which survivor should have died in Scream VI? The sixth film featured the most returning survivor leading characters in the franchise history – Sam, Tara, Gale, Kirby, Chad, and Mindy. Yet, none were killed off in the story, despite most of them being given a fake-out “death scene.” Ryan is joined by a panel of Patreons who each share their points of view.

Introduction

• Announcements 
• SAG News
• Ryan’s Theory About Scream VI Survivors
• Group Points of View

Conclusion

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This week, Ryan is joined by Abby and Amar, as well as nearly 40 Patreon guests, for a SCREAM Competition. The group goes through 11 rounds of voting which results in a ranking of the six SCREAM films from best to worst.

Introduction

• Welcoming the Patreon Guests 
• Scream 1 v. Scream 2 
• Scream 3 v. Scream 4 
• Scream 5 v. Scream 6
• Winners and Losers
• Final Ranking

Conclusion

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Happy Halloween! In today’s episode, Ryan is joined by Patreon Chris for a spooky holiday special. Everyone knows screenwrier Kevin Williamson’s favorite film is Halloween (1978) and served as heavy inspiration for his writing of Scream (1996). Ryan and Chris dissect the two films and their basic structures, characters, and long-running series similarities. In addition, Amar joins Ryan in the introduction for an updated Scream ranking and speed round segment.

Introduction

• Updated Scream Rankings and Speed Round
• Scream Story 
• Basic Scream & Halloween Structure Similarities 
• The Final Girl: Sidney and Laurie
• The Friends: Annie, Lynda, and Tatum
• The Adult: Gale and Loomis
• The Franchise Similarities

Conclusion

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This week, Ryan is joined by Patreons Jess and TikTok Jake for an epic episode comparing and contrasting the trilogy arcs of Sidney Prescott in the original “Scream” trilogy and Laurie Strode in “Halloween” 1978-1981-H20 trilogy and the Blumhouse trilogy. Specifically, the panel focuses on Sidney in “Scream 3,” Laurie in “Halloween H20,” and Laurie in “Halloween Ends,” and how each of these character arcs pursue similar and different paths to bring some resolution to the greatest final girl stories of all time. In addition, Ryan briefly reviews the first two episodes of Courteney Cox’s new show on Starz, “Shining Vale” season 2.

Introduction

• Mini Shining Vale Season 2 Review 
• How They Are Characterized
• Their Character Arcs
• How They Change Over Their Trilogies
• Acting Performances

Conclusion

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“Halloween H20” is one of the most beloved sequels by many “Scream” fans. This year, the seventh installment of the series that reunited Jamie Lee Curtis’s Laurie Strode with Michael Myers celebrates its 25th anniversary, from its 1998 release. Ryan honors “Halloween H20,” the Scream   version of a Halloween movie, with a full episode today and a panel of Patreons.

Introduction

• Warm Up with Sarah
• Laurie Strode’s Character Arc
• Jamie Lee Curtis’s Performance 
• The Writing
• Scream Story and Speed Round
• The Mask Controversy
• The Scream Connection
• Alcoholism, Men, and the Sibling Storyline

Conclusion

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It is “Exorcist” week on SCREAM with Ryan C. Showers. First, Ryan is joined by Chris from Dead Noise to discuss “The Exorcist” (1973). Then, Ryan welcomes a panel of Patreons to review “The Exorcist: Believer” and analyze the state of the requel formula in horror that “Scream” and “Halloween” developed and mastered.

Introduction

• “The Exorcist” (1973) Review with Dead Noise
• Scream Story and Speed Round
• “The Exorcist: Believer” Review
• Was “Believer” Successful as a Requel?
• Gale Weathers Question

Conclusion

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Neve Campbell, our final girl, Sidney Prescott of the SCREAM franchise, turns 50 years old on October 3, 2023. This week, Ryan hosts more than 20 Patreon members who celebrate her birthday by sharing what Neve means to them, their favorite Sidney moments, or anything else to ring in the occasion.

Introduction

• Introduction by Ryan
• Group Zoom Birthday Party for Neve 
• Signing Off

Conclusion

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This week, Ryan and a panel of Patreons celebrate the 25th anniversary of “Urban Legend” as part of the coverage of iconic 1998 films. “Urban Legend” borrows the slasher who-done-it formula, but summons its own identity with camp and weaving together familiar fables into horror set pieces. In this episode, the group discusses the appeal of the concept deployed by this film and why it remains so popular all these years later. Subscribe on Patreon to listen to the full episode. In addition, Zack Cherry, Youtuber and host of The Cherry Picker, joins Ryan for the introduction.   Introduction

• Meeks Family with Lana
• Rating and Ranking Urban Legend with Other Scream Era Films
• Brenda from Urban Legend as a Ghostface
• Favorite Thing About Urban Legend
• Alicia Witt’s Weak Performance
• General Thoughts About Urban Legend

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