- 57%
- 56%
- 41%
- 57%
- Type
- Film
- Status
- Released
- Release
- February 4, 2000 (24 years ago)
- Language
- English
- Origin
- United States
- Genres
- Slasher
- Production companies
- Craven-Maddalena Films · Dimension Films · Konrad Pictures
- Runtime
- 1h 56m
- Rating
- R
David ArquetteDewey Riley
Neve CampbellSidney Prescott
Courteney CoxGale Weathers
Patrick DempseyMark Kincaid
Scott FoleyRoman Bridger
Lance HenriksenJohn Milton
Matt KeeslarTom Prinze
Jenny McCarthy-WahlbergSarah Darling
Emily MortimerAngelina Tyler
Parker PoseyJennifer Jolie
Deon RichmondTyson Fox
Kelly RutherfordChristine Hamilton
Liev SchreiberCotton Weary
Patrick WarburtonSteven Stone
Jamie KennedyRandy Meeks
Roger JacksonGhostface (voice)
Julie JanneyModerator
Richmond ArquetteStudent
Nancy O'DellFemale Reporter
Lynn McReeMaureen Roberts Prescott / Rina Reynolds
Roger CormanStudio Executive
Josh PaisWallace
John EmbryStage Security Guard
Lawrence HechtNeil Prescott
Lisa BeachStudio Tour Guide
Kevin SmithSilent Bob
Jason MewesJay
Erik ErathStan
Daniel K. ArredondoOffice Security Guard
Lisa GordonWaitress
Heather MatarazzoMartha Meeks
Carrie FisherBianca Burnette
C.W. MorganHank Loomis
Beth ToussaintFemale Caller (voice)
Ken TaylorMale Reporter
Craven's Scream trilogy closes out on a yawn
Scream and Scream 2—slasher parodies or slasher-parody parodies written by Kevin Williamson—were marked by self-reference. This sequel, written by Ehren Kruger, is slower, more earnest, and not as gory, and its less-cagey tone is reflected in the less-stylized directing by Wes Craven (who also directed the other two) and in the frequent night scenes and […]
A final dose of slasher in-jokes in this above-average conclusion to the post-modern series.
About a third of the way through this tiresomely over-plotted sequel, dead movie geek Randy delivers a video message from beyond the grave, reminding us that th
Ghostface once again returns to kill Sidney (Neve Campbell) in Scream 3, but it’s the audience who truly suffers from this wretchedly unfocused, unscary third installment in the Wes Craven-Kevin Williamson meta-horror series. This time penned by Ehren Kruger (from...