
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Happily just-married David Arquette and Courteney Cox-Arquette reprised their roles as Dewey Riley and Gale Weathers for the third time in 1999. But this time, the couple become co-leads with Neve Campbell (Sidney Prescott) and each balance their own storylines in "Scream 3." Gale dives into the Maureen Prescott backstory mystery and interacts with the actress playing her in the Hollywood depictions of the past events, while Dewey leads the charge among the actors and crew involved in the making of "Stab 3." Join Ryan and podcast contributor Amar Karim to discuss Gale and Dewey's full-length character arcs in the third film and overall trilogy. In addition, Patreon Contest Winners Briana and Abby join Ryan for an introduction conversation about Gale and Dewey in the third film and the Scream with RCS Speed Round. As a way to wrap up the episode, Ryan addresses Neve Campbell's latest interview about her salary negotiations for "Scream 6" with Cassi.
Introduction
Conclusion
Find us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
"You are pathetic!" This week Ryan hosts actress Nancy Anne Ridder for a discussion about her work in the original film. Ridder portrayed the Girl in Bathroom in Scream (1996). Despite having about 60 seconds of screentime, her scene with Leonora Scelfo as the cheerleader has gone down in history books as iconic. Nancy shares stories from the set, working with Wes Craven in her scene and as a body double for screen tests, and filming the original film in Santa Rosa. Ryan psycho-analyzes the Girl in Bathroom, the cheerleader, and how the scene has impacted him as a gay man. There is a brief reunion between Ridder and Scelfo at the beginning of the episode with Ryan. Also, Josh from Scream Queens Podcast joins Ryan for a brief introduction.
Introduction with Scream Queens Podcast
Conclusion
Host: @ScreamWithRCS Producer: @albertmpadilla Network: @EarGlueMedia Guests: @nancyanneridder, @yogafangirl_, @podcast_queens
Subscribe on Patreon at patreon.com/screamwithrcsPurchase Merchandise: teepublic.com/user/screamwithrcs
We lost a member of our beloved 25-year-long survivor "Scream" trio in the fifth movie when Dewey Riley was killed by Ghostface. In this episode (on Wes Craven's birthday), Ryan meets with Patreon and Dewey super fan, Cassi Graichen to discuss the lasting legacy of Dewey, how successful his arc was executed in the final film, and the overall impact this plot development has on the two Scream queens, Sidney Prescott and Gale Weathers. Cassi also worked at a "Friends" store and visited Santa Rosa, California, touring Woodsboro destinations. Before the main episode, Ryan is joined by Chris Goodnight for Scream talk and a discussion about the television series "Supernatural."
Introduction
Conclusion
Find us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
"Come and get me!" The "Halloween Ends" trailer has finally arrived. Clocking in at a mere 77 seconds, the teaser to the final entry into the new "Halloween" sequel trilogy and Jamie Lee Curtis's final appearance as Laurie Strode set Horror Twitter on fire last Tuesday evening. On this week's show, Ryan is joined by a plethora of Patreons to garner a wide array of reactions to the trailer, as well as interpretations of the rumors swirling around about the film's quality. In addition, Ryan announces the first-ever Scream with Ryan C. Showers Trivia Night, hosted by Thomas Neary. Join the Patreon to RSVP to Trivia Night.
Introduction
Conclusion
Links for Social Media
This week, six Patreons join Ryan in the introduction to discuss the leaked "Scream 6" title, as "Scream II" or "Scream !!" Additionally, the group weighs in on the "Scream 6" casting of Samara Weaving of Radio's Silences "Ready or Not." For the main episode, Ryan hosts Sasha Stone as a featured guest. Sasha runs the website AwardsDaily.com, which is the awards show/film website where Ryan was first published and began his career as a film content creator. In this episode, Ryan and Sasha reflect on their relationship, Film Twitter, and old-school horror films like "The Shining" and "Rosemary's Baby." Most importantly, Sasha wrote, narrated, and appeared in "The Summer of the Shark," a visual essay about "Jaws" in Netflix's "Voir." Sasha's work about "Jaws" is similar in spirit to Ryan's deep connection with "Scream" -- different generation, same experience. Sasha shared a story about a real-life experience with none other than our queen, Neve Campbell. Sasha also weighs in about Neve/Scream 6, as someone with knowledge of the industry and who is outside the Scream bubble.
Introduction
Links for Social Media
"I'm a director, Sid. I direct. You're going to pay for the life you stole from me, Sid. For the mother, for the family – everything you had should have been mine." Roman Bridger was revealed as the mastermind who helped put into motion the events of the original trilogy as well as being the franchise's only killer who worked alone in a film. He has a divisive reputation among fans – his fanbase is enormous, but Roman is also cited by people who criticize "Scream 3" as a flawed killer. Join Ryan and guest Alice Ardent to discuss the legacy of Roman Briger and Scott Foley's commanding performance. Additionally, join Ryan, Joey, and Justin in an introduction on Hayden Panettiere's interview with People Magazine about her return to the franchise, Courteney Cox's first set appearance on "Scream 6," and Neve Campbell's denial of rumors about future involvement in the next film.
Introduction
Conclusion
Links for Social Media
Welcome to the ultimate battle of the movie buffs! Ryan is joined by a panel of Patreons to have a positive, substantive showdown of comparing and contrasting the two post-trilogy modern movie buff characters: Kirby Reed in "Scream 4" and Mindy Meeks-Martin in "Scream" (2022). The two characters are analyzed and debated on this criteria: Better Acting Performance; Better Characterization/Writing, and Better Movie Guru. See who wins which category and the overall winner. Joining Ryan today are the following: Marley Shattuck, Nino Testa, Silas Jose Olvera, and Adam Price.
Introduction
Links for Social Media
Welcome to SEASON TWO of Scream with Ryan C. Showers. The first year was a blast in anticipation to "Scream" (2022). Now, as Ryan ushers in a new season, the Scream team is in production on the sixth film due to release in March 2023. In the season two premiere, join Ryan, Amar Karim, Joey Vallese, and Fran Perez for a discussion on everything "Scream 6." The New York filming location; the setting of Halloween; the new cast list; and most prominently, Neve Campbell's announcement that she will not reprise her legendary role as Sidney Prescott due to issues of payment and salary. The gang spends an ample amount of time on the last point, dissecting the complex issue that has been a PR nightmare for the film's first week of production.
Introduction
Conclusion
Links for Social Media:
"I'm a fighter." Ryan concludes season one of "SCREAM with Ryan C. Showers" with six Patreon members. Ryan and the Patreons probe the connection between the "Scream" films and the LGBT community. Each person shares their individual experience as a member of the LGBT and some aspect of "Scream," including Sidney and Gale as gay icons; finding strength in final girls; Sidney's trilogy arc of self-acceptance; the queer-coding of each film; and our friends like Hallie in "Scream 2." The group also discusses characters such as Mindy, Kirby, Billy, Stu, Tara, Amber, and Chad as it relates to LGBT representation. Featuring Thomas Neary, Ryan Young, Jeremy Shay, Yutaka Tamanaha, Rene Gonzalez Jr., and Ashley Fellmeth.
Introduction
Conclusion
Links for Social Media
From the publisher's feed

9,060 Listeners

552 Listeners

1,391 Listeners

998 Listeners

5,052 Listeners

840 Listeners

1,680 Listeners

3,763 Listeners

827 Listeners

2,169 Listeners

379 Listeners

471 Listeners

1,847 Listeners

80 Listeners

12,466 Listeners