Scream
dir. Wes Craven · 1996
Being alive means confronting fear and the unknown, often in unexpected and dangerous ways.
"Scream" reinvents the slasher genre with a self-aware twist, blending horror with sharp commentary on the very tropes that define it. This film is a thrilling ride through suburban terror, where every phone call could be your last, and the line between victim and survivor blurs.
A year after her mother's death, Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) and her friends started experiencing some strange phone calls. They later learned the calls were coming from a crazed serial killer, in a white faced mask and a large black robe, looking for revenge. His phone calls usually consist of many questions, the main one being: What's your favorite scary movie? Along with much scary movie trivia, ending with bloody pieces of innocent lives scattered around the small town of Woodsboro.
