Release Year: 2000
Average Rating:
Last Reviewed On: July 17, 2000 (by Scott)
Michelle's Review:
on July 17, 2000Well, i've seen the entire Scream trilogy now. And honestly, it isn't so bad as far as scary movies go. But that's mostly because it doesn't take itself entirely seriously. Naturally the first one was the best, and the 3rd one, well, let's just say it wasn't as good as the first one. The only saving grace to this series is if they don't make more (puhleeeesseee don't make more...) It would be so nice to see a movie series actually end rather then go on and on, and on.....
I was a bit disappointed by the ending though, I don't know what it was, maybe it was that my memory of the whole storyline of the Scream trilogy isn't perfectly clear, and you kind of need to know it fairly well for the ending of part 3, but that aside, it was a decent movie. I also noticed the humor seemed to be stepped up a notch for this one too. Yes, I know the whole thing is tongue in cheek, and it makes fun of horror movies in general, but this one just seemed to have it's self firmly in the comedy arena at times. Still, a good movie, and I suppose, a fitting end? to the Scream trilogy.
Scott's Review:
on July 17, 2000Well, the trilogy of scream movies is over. This one really doesn't disappoint, it's a good parody of itself. The movie Scab 3 has started production, but of course, a few murders interrupt the game. And once again, we have to figure out who the killer is. It's a good story, defiantly not as predictable as most other horror flicks, but there wasn't a lot of humor to it. For that matter, I never really felt scared at any point. In the end, I just felt the movie was, and glad when it was all over, because it means they won't try to make any more Scream movies.
-- Scott and Michelle