The meta-horror franchise gets less meta, more brutal

Scream VI is as queer as you were hoping it would be! Jump scares and gay smooching, let's go!

Jenna Ortega and Melissa Barrera return in 'Scream VI.' The franchise moves everything from the Ghostface call to the many stabbings to New York city.

Last year’s Scream delivered a “requel” that introduced a new generation of killers and survivors while celebrating Wes Craven and the franchise’s ...

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...

Transplanted to a different city, gruesome and wickedly funny horror film still hits all the right notes we’ve come to expect from the franchise.

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...

★★★★☆ One year on from the events of the previous franchise entry, Ghostface is up to their old tricks again, slicing and dicing their way through ...

If the last “Scream” movie made noise by wedding the old with the new, “Scream VI” reinforces how shrewd the producers were in casting the next gener...

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

The latest 'Scream' brings back the 'Wednesday' star and Courteney Cox for a sequel that will satisfy longtime fans.

The latest edition of the hit horror franchise, Scream VI, delivers on the violence and humor that mark the series and moves it forward with the cast.

Jenna Ortega and Melissa Barrera might be the only reason to consider watching the recently quasi-rebooted franchise.

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

'Scream VI' shrugs all of the safety nets of the original series, Sidney included, while taking huge risks which pay off in spades. Read more:

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

Ghostface comes to New York City, along with Jenna Ortega and Courteney Cox, in a sequel that starts off sharp but dulls quickly.

Ghostface goes all-in for the kills in Scream 6, a brash but broad requel-sequel.

The killer is back to wreak murderous havoc in this latest installment, featuring Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Courteney Cox and newbie Dermot Mulroney.

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.

There’s an intriguing idea and an incredible sequence in Scream VI...

Melissa Barrera is queen in 'Scream VI,' teaming with Jenna Ortega to battle Ghostface in Manhattan in the horror franchise's latest entry.

Business as usual – albeit with a side of Big Apple – for the long-running meta-slasher franchise with enough sass to get it across the finish line.

Jenna Ortega deserves better.

**Light spoilers ahead**

Woodsboro meets the five boroughs — with tedious results.

Ghostface and meta commentary are back in this sequel, yet the weight of obligations to the dictates of the franchise ultimately drags it down.

Since it debuted in 1996, the Scream series has utilized its “slasher movie about slasher movies” gimmick to keep itself fresh, constantly revising its r...

Radio Silence keeps Ghostface’s horror series lively, but uses it to talk about why we still need horror series

You know a franchise has exceeded its “sell by” date whenall the titles seem to blur together and the newest installments seem likeremakes of the older o...

As far as Scream sequels go, we’ve seen worse, but the wear and tear of the years are showing on Ghostface’s mask.

The follow-up to last year’s clever “requel” reboot tries to go after bigger game — and ends up retreading the same exact meta-horror ground.

After a decade-long hiatus due to several factors, including lagging audience interest, the collapse of rights-holder The Weinstein Company, and a transfer o...

What happened to Ghostface?

Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega go up against New York Ghostface in this new instalment of the tired horror franchise

Our Scream 6 review takes a stab at the latest entry in the Scream franchise, a disappointment on par with the lacking Scream 3.

"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.

The franchise lives on in the new installment. Any clever ideas do not. The sixth installment of the popular series should be the end.

With almost twenty-seven years under its belt and now a sixth installment to its name, the Scream movies have shifted focus yet again. The series once about ...

Scream VI takes a meta-squared riff on the Scream series itself and delivers quickly, efficiently and oh-so-sharply

The sixth entry in the "Scream" franchise shows no signs of letting up, as the new film is one of the best in the entire film series.

At least we're getting to know the so-called “Core Four” legacy leads better than ever

Ghostface heads to New York in 'Scream 6,' a violent but familiar chapter of the horror franchise. The cast includes Jenna Ortega, Hayden Panettiere.

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

Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega battle Ghostface in New York, where the sequel to the requel finds fresh ways to heighten old scares.

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.