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Scream VI review: One of the franchise's best (and most brutal) sequels

Ghostface is back, and he’s taking Manhattan in this sixth installment of the “Scream” franchise. Some nasty kills and a few good chase scenes, but the...

Aside from one effectively tense sequence set in a New York City bodega, there’s a weariness to this entry that it tries to make up for by being in love wi...

Moving the ‘Scream’ franchise to New York City isn’t the fresh start the slasher series needs.

Direct sequel to 2022's 'Scream' feels a bit long in the tooth.

Jenna Ortega and Melissa Barrera face a ruthless Ghostface in New York in the sequel-sequel. Read the Empire review.

Shifting location to New York, this Sidney Prescott-less sequel helps establish ‘Scream’ as the sturdiest and most reliable franchise in horror

"Scream VI," the sequel to the slasher reboot "Scream," is a fun return to form for the long-running franchise.

Jenna Ortega deserves better.

**Light spoilers ahead**

Woodsboro meets the five boroughs — with tedious results.

"A sequel to a requel," it keeps Ghostface busy with a fresh crop of young victims.

Unlike most of the characters, the flip yet gruesome series has stayed alive longer than anyone could have anticipated.

The satirical horror franchise is becoming as bloated as its source material.

Vanity Fair’s chief critic lists the best movies of 2023, from ‘Past Lives’ and ‘May December’ to ‘Poor Things.’

It’s Scream 6’s world. We’re just living in it.

The latest installment proves 'Scream' still has the chops to outdo itself consistently and cleverly.