"Hollywood is full of criminals whose careers are flourishing."

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
HARVEY WEINSTEIN

so when sidney says "its your turn to scream, asshole!" ..........what is she referring to

The film-shoot backdrop lets Craven go a little wild on the meta stuff to the point where a lot of it pivots into outright self parody, which isn't necessarily a bad thing but it isn't properly balanced with simple scary movie mechanics, which twist themselves into knots trying to both maintain a mystery and shoehorn in backstory and returning characters. That said it does have a series high-point sequence, Sid being chased through the set of her childhood home, deliberately drawing attention to artifice to deliver an almost BEING JOHN MALKOVICH-y tour through memory and trauma that might be an emotional peak for the franchise. Certainly not running on fumes but a little low on gas for sure. The always glorious Parker Posey absolutely walks off with it while nobody else is looking.

sidney after ghostface attempts to murder her for the third time: i mean what the fuck, can i live? can i live? can i fucking live? 

Less of a spoof than its predecessors and more of a cleverly executed slasher film!

I found it to be highly entertaining and a helluva lot better than the countless equally mindless slasher films out there today!

“Hollywood is full of criminals whose careers are flourishing.”
Wes Craven’s poison pen letter to Hollywood. Very underrated, maybe because it abandons the more grounded surface of the early moves for full on DePalmian artifice. It’s a rather mean spirited horror comedy predicted in as many doubling variations as Craven can find. And it has the best casting in the series from Parker Posey/Courtney Cox double team to Dempsey as hunk Hollywood detective. And it comes full circle to Craven’s New Nightmare and probably even more angry than that movie.

why are people so mean to this film didn't you see that sidney got a DOG !

Ghostface is the clumsiest serial killer in film

queen carrie fisher, my space mum, i nearly cried when i saw her in this omg my heart

"Pop culture is the politics of the 21st century".

Wes Craven gets it. A horror thriller about women-hating Hollywood creeps that blame their actions on their victims, so, not timely at all. It's also, mostly, about deep, violent traumas coming back, and gaining physical form, to haunt people who had their lives defined by tragedy. That, of course, plays into the picture's meta-commentary on trilogies and the series' discussion of movie violence vs real-life violence. By definition, the best franchise to ever depict psychological scars being carried from one episode to the next, but never forgetting to deliver the goods it is known for. All the set pieces are still aces and the Scooby-Doo-y stuff with Cox, Arquette and Posey is insanely fun.

What happened to Courteney Cox's bangs exactly? Did not meet my expectations. Predictable plot and poor writing in comparison to the first two movies. Carrie Fisher coming out of the left field was sorta cool though.

ótima pedida pra 2020, onde parece que to só existindo dentro de um filme, dentro de um sonho, dentro da cabeça do bolsonaro. e tudo é aterrorizante.

espero um dia poder defender filmes de terror com tanto ódio assim.

Has a point to make but ties it in with the lore of the Scream franchise, which is weird.

Not the best thing in the world but it doesn’t deserve the 2.7 average rating.

it doesn't have the impact of the first two installments and the scariest thing in it has to be Courtney Cox's hair but that being said this is still an enjoyably melodramatic and campy entry in the franchise. the meta-commentary surrounding the "final installment in a trilogy," tropes are a little diminished knowing that there's a Scream 4, but it works well enough to be entertaining.

Not as strong as the first two but still really good as a whole. The Hollywood meta is really strong here. Also Wes Craven exposed Hollywood before the me too movement, the message there still poignant today.

For completists only, though Carrie Fisher's cameo is worth watching.

The blandest thing since the second half of the second one. I did not care about anything in this movie. Every so often there was something I kind of like, and every so often there was something stupid. A completely gray, dull film.

This is probably the worst scream film in the franchise so far but it still has good qualities but I did find the reveal of the villian to be really anticlimactic

it has everything a movie needs imo, humour, horror, romantic scenes and a sweet cheesy ending, carrie fisher... i could sense it was different from the first two movies but had fun watching it

dewey and gale vs dying when they go through things that should definitely kill them