A final dose of slasher in-jokes in this above-average conclusion to the post-modern series.

The humor of the original 1996 “Scream” was seeing hip teenagers pick apart the slasher-flick formula as they unknowingly were getting offed according to...

Read the Empire Movie review of Scream 3. Still satisfying comedic shclock horror, but the premise is starting to wear a bit thin as the...

Scream 3

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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 th...

MOVIE REVIEW HE’S b-a-a-a-a-c-k!The ghost-masked killer of the first two “Scream” movies has turned up in Hollywood and started skewering people again....

The difference between a trilogy and a sequel, we're told in "Scream 3,'' is that sequels go on and on, while a trilogy has a beginning, a middle and an end:

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Hyped as the "final chapter" in a trilogy, "Scream 3" is a crafty and well-crafted wrap-up that really does bring a satisfying sense of closure to the franch...

The critically-panned slasher film is a scathing indictment of how women are treated in Hollywood.

*** SCREAM 3. With Neve Campbell, David Arquette, Courtney Cox Arquette, Patrick Dempsey, Parker Posey. Directed by Wes Craven. Running time: 116 mins. Area ...

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Enough kind words can't be directed at the original Scream. The first teaming of veteran horror director Wes Craven and neophyte screenwriter Kevin Willi...