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The teaser trailer for "Scream VI" (official title) was released Wednesday, December 14, after months of anticipation and speculation. Unlike the trailer for "Scream" (2022), this was brief, vague, and only contained a handful of cast members in one sequence. The new Woodsboro survivors (Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Mason Gooding Jr., and Jasmin Savoy Brown) are stalked on a New York City subway on Halloween night. The trailer does not feature Courteney Cox as Gale Weathers or Hayden Panettiere as Kirby Reed. Join Ryan and a group of Patreons, including Amar Karim, Ryan Young, Cassi Grachien, Roy Garza and Jake Lubbehusen for reactions and predictions.
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Ranking Every Scene in the Scream Franchise Article: https://rabbitinred.com/screams-25th-anniversary-ranking-every-scene-in-the-franchise/
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"I'm a fighter." Join Ryan and podcast contributor Amar Karim to discuss Sidney's character development and Neve Campbell's performance in "Scream 2," continuing to celebrate 25 years since the film's release date. To open the episode, Ryan welcomes listeners into the episode with Josh and Justine from the Scream Queens Podcast. Ryan concludes this episode with a brief discussion with Tony Filageri, author of an article that ranks all 100+ scenes in the SCREAM series.
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"Scream 2" was written, filmed, edited, and released on December 12, 1997, less than a year after the first film hit the theaters and changed the culture. In this episode, Ryna is joined by Jeremy Shay and Thomas Neary to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Wes Craven's masterpiece, "Scream 2." They discuss what "Scream 2" means to them, what makes it such a great entry in the franchise, and participate in a "Scream 2"-specific speed round. To round out the episode, Ryan is joined by a panel of Patreons to review Tara Carpenter's (Jenna Ortega) new horror Netflix series "Wednesday" directed by Tim Burton.
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"We come to this place for magic." Join Ryan this week for a fun time with a parody of Nicole Kidman's iconic AMC theaters advertisement, a warm-up panel of Scream Stories and Speed Round questions with Patreons, and an in-depth conversation about the place "Scream 4" will assume in the franchise in the bigger picture. Patreon Blake Batey presents a way to understand "Scream 4" as a bridge between two (potential) trilogies, the Maureen Prescott trilogy ("Scream," "Scream 2," "Scream 3") and the Carpenter trilogy ("Scream" (2022), "Scream 6," and a hypothetical "Scream 7").
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In a continuation of the Top 5 Performances miniseries for SCREAM with Ryan C. Showers, this episode will evaluate the acting and performances given in "Scream 2." Join Ryan and Ryan Young for the second "Ryan2" segment as they rank, compare, and contrast the top five best performances in the second film. In the second half of the episode, Ryan is reunited with Youtube star and host of "The Cherry Picker," Zack Cherry," to review screentime data for the "Halloween" series, as well as a spontaneous conversation about James Bond and Zack's thoughts on recent SwRCS topics.
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"Scream" has always been a franchise of final girls. Sidney Prescott and Gale Weathers are two of the most consistent, quality characters in any horror franchise of all time. They are legendary for not having one, uninterrupted, consecutive character arc without their storyline ever. Most "Scream" fans assume they are the final girls of all final girls. In today's episode, the Showersheads put the Scream Queens up against the likes of the other top tier final girls in the cinematic landscape: Laurie Strode from "Halloween," Ellen Ripley from "Alien," and Nancy Thompson from "A Nightmare on Elm Street." In addition, each of the Patreon guests highlights one other final girl that stands out as special to their brand of horror. To conclude the episode, Ryan is joined by Michael Schwartz to briefly discuss and review Todd Field's new film "Tar" starring Cate Blanchett.
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"Not in my movie!" Those are the iconic final words of Sidney Prescott in the original "Scream" film, declaring that she will not let the actions and terror inflicted by her boyfriend will define her life. Over the course of the first chapter in the horror franchise, the audience is introduced a young woman who is trying to make sense of her trauma a year after her mother was murdered. Soon after she is harassed and attacked by a masked killer, Sidney's life is again thrown into upheaval. Join Ryan and podcast contributor Amar Karim to discuss how Sidney grows from a meek teenage girl preyed upon by her boyfriend to a fierce young woman who breaks all the textbook "final girl" rules. In addition, Ryan is joined by Jamie Acorn to introduce the episode and Chris Saint to conclude the episode, both of whom share their Scream stories and participate in the Speed Round.
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"Halloween" has served as the blueprint for "Scream" in many ways. However, the most similar aspect of these two film series rarely gets its due. "Scream 3," which was designed to close out the storyline of original trilogy bares a striking resemblance to "Halloween H20," which in many ways forms the end of a Laurie Strode trilogy after the films in 1978 and 1981. Both films feature a prominent survivor from a previous film killed in the opening scenes. Each of the films end with an epic sense of finality. But more importantly, the character arcs of Sidney Prescott and Laurie Strode each reach their apex through parallel emotional and character beats. Join Ryan and a group of Patreons to discuss the parallels between "Scream 3" and "Halloween H20" for this Halloween special. To conclude the episode, listen to the first "Ryan2" segment with Ryan, Ryan Young and Amar Karim. They discuss the recent events surrounding "Halloween" alum Scot Taylor Compton and Danielle Harris meeting Jamie Lee Curtis at the "Halloween Ends" premiere.
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It's the end of an era. Last week, "Halloween Ends" was released theatrically and streaming on Peacock. Jamie Lee Curtis's portrayal as the original final girl, Laurie Strode, has come to a close and yet the final entry to David Gordon Green and Blumhouse's new "Halloween" trilogy has been met with polarizing reactions due to daring narrative choices in regards to Michael Myers. Join Ryan for an episode dedicated to "Halloween Ends." Michael Schwartz joins Ryan first for a brief introduction discussing Jamie Lee Curtis and "Halloween" (1978) followed by Ryan reading an essay and review of "Halloween Ends." The episode concludes with a panel of Patreons who provide a variety of perspectives on the film overall including final trilogy rankings.
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