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Me pareció una entrega floja. Intenta mantener la esencia de la saga, pero se siente repetitiva y sin muchas ideas nuevas. Los giros no sorprenden y pierde bastante impacto.

“Scream 7” may be below your expectations! You won’t be as amazedas you think. You’ll just become a loyal viewer as you watch!

Pior revelação de Ghostface da franquia. O filme é exatamente o que Pânico satiriza e crítica. No início fiquei bem curioso e me empenhei a tentar descobrir a identidade do assassino, mas ficou tão besta que desisti e no final a revelação me decepcionou total. Abrir mão da continuação com as novas protagonistas foi uma péssima ideia, pior ainda retornar a Sidney com uma história tão ruim.

​A franchise that once redefined the genre has officially become the very thing it used to parody: a boring, cash-grab chore. I would give it 0/10 if possible. DON'T waste your time or money!

Actualmente me gustó, los personajes principales fueron clave. Sin envargo. Hoy SCREAM 7 No es para todo. Solo para aquellos fanáticos de la saga.

So this has had a lot of bad reviews, but a few friends who'd already seen it seemed to enjoy it. The good news is it's an improvement on Scream 6. The loss of Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega has helped especially, because the Carpenter sisters were the most boring new characters from the reboot as it is and certainly not worthy of replacing Sidney Prescott. The bad news is it's not really a proper Scream film at all.. it gets off to a great start at the house in Woodsboro but then the first kill scene rapidly turns gratuitous and unpleasant, and it's at that point you instantly realise this is just a bog standard gory slasher film with Scream characters in it. The typical rules of the franchise have been thrown out now and it plays out more like your average Blumhouse slasher or Saw movie, with all the same problems - characters get absolutely no development before being immoliated, impaled through the head or ripped open with their guts falling out. There's a 10 minute scene with Mindy, Chad and the other young characters in a bar discussing who the killers could be, which turns out to be nothing more than paying lip service to the series rules because immediately afterwards, all the plausible prime suspects are murdered one after another in a single scene. Beyond the return of Sidney, the only sign this is any way related to the Scream series is a huge amount of surface-level fan service that adds nothing to the plot. We're back in Woodsboro again and Stu Macher, Nancy Loomis and Dewey Riley return as deepfakes. Even the boyfriend of Sidney's daughter Tatum is an obvious Cotton Weary lookalike that I'm certain was a deliberate casting choice. Gale Weathers is also back with the newer characters Chad and Mindy working for her. But as with Scream 6, Gale gets about 5 minutes of worthwhile screen time and adds nothing to the plot - as do Chad and Mindy, which makes you wonder why the writers bothered bringing them back in the first place. The film would've been much better off without adding the whole AI deepfake plot device just to bring back long dead characters for no reason. Overall, Scream 7 had a lot more going for it - it's far less chaotic and convoluted than Scream 6, with none of the repetitive fake plot twists or unrealistic scenes of people running away from Ghostface after being stabbed multiple times. It's good to have Sidney back and her daughter Tatum is a great addition to the series. Ultimately though it's been let down by a ton of unnecessary fan service, careless writing, and unnecessarily graphic death scenes that have no place in a Scream film. At its best, the Scream series is clever, witty and fun to watch, whereas this one is mostly just gory, depressing and joyless. As I say it's still an improvement on Scream 6 but the next movie HAS to be better than this. What a disappointment.

Oh boy. I dont know where to start but this movie just never took hold for me at all. It felt like a sad unneeded follow up. While I liked having Neve back in it, it just fell flat. Boring retread of a worn tire. The recent ones with Barrera and Ortega were better.

I have no idea why people are hating on this movie this one was an absolute banger. My only issue is the killers motivations and some of the action scenes not making sense given whos committing the murders

Un film carino e tutto sommato intrattenente, soprattutto da vedere in compagnia con amici. Essendo parte della saga di Scream riesce comunque a tenere alta la tensione e a offrire momenti divertenti per gli appassionati del genere slasher. Allo stesso tempo però ho trovato il film spesso poco realistico, soprattutto nelle scelte dei ****. In alcune situazioni i protagonisti avrebbero potuto risolvere i problemi molto prima, ma prendono decisioni poco sensate che sembrano fatte solo per far continuare la storia. Ad esempio ci sono momenti in cui un **** potrebbe usare l’arma per difendersi ma esita senza motivo, mentre in altre situazioni spara in modo esagerato quando non sarebbe necessario. Anche la resistenza di alcuni **** risulta poco credibile. In certi casi **** che subiscono ferite molto gravi continuano comunque a combattere e a restare in piedi, mentre altri sembrano essere messi fuori gioco molto più facilmente. Questo crea una sensazione di incoerenza nella tensione del film. Nel complesso resta comunque un film godibile e intrattenente per passare una serata, soprattutto per chi ama la saga. Tuttavia, personalmente l’ho trovato il capitolo più debole della serie e mi aspettavo qualcosa di meglio.

Okay so I'll say I absolutely loved this movie myself I laughed I jumped I had an amazing time the new characters were good and it was wonderful seeing familiar faces from the old franchise and new franchise it was wonderful

The Scream franchise's resurrection was too good to be true I guess. And with the exit of both Melissa Barrera & Jenna Ortega, the high that Scream 5 & 6 brought to the franchise went with it. Bringing Neve Campbell's Sidney was not that fruitful after all. But for die hard fans, there may be something that brings joy.Sidney Prescott-Evans now lives a happy life with her husband and kids, away from her hometown of Woodsboro. But the past doesn't stop from creeping up on her as a new Ghostface(s) surfaces, targeting Sydney's teenage daughter.Scream 7 has some of the dumbest moments of the franchise - the very obvious use of AI in the plot that is borderline ridiculous, the Ghostface reveal is nothing short of a disappointment and the fact that I didn't care about any of the characters made the movie even less impactful. Courtney Cox returns as well and so do Mason Gooding and Jasmin Savoy Brown. The rest of the cast are new to the franchise. Isabel May (who looks a lot like a younger Jennifer Lawrence) plays Sidney's daughter Tatum, and is the only positive of this movie. Her performance is good and maybe the 8th installment will have her take the lead. If you love slashers, then Scream 7 may work for you in parts. But as a fan of the franchise, Scream 7 is as bad as the I Know What You Did Last Summer reboot from last year.

Seriously, This film is similar to the cheap short films available on YouTube, but at least those films were made with less effort.

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I liked it. Sidney was very interesting in this story... It's far from perfect but this hate train wagon is getting Crazy. It's a slasher movie just eat Pop corn and enjoy it. Hopefully the next one will be better written but it's not a bad movie at all... Feels good that it is making lots of money so the sequel can't come soon enough... Enjoy. We all get a little mad sometimes

I found that kind of boring. I think that's the worst part of Scream. I wish it had more horror and stuff

Que se puede decir de una película, dónde la fórmula no ha cambiado desde la primera, es repetitivo y eso ya cansa

Ainda é uma nota alta comparando o final do filme que foi triste e sem noção.

Scream 7 is way too long and somehow still feels empty. It tries to be smart and self-aware, but it just comes off forced. The satire doesn’t land, the scares aren’t memorable, and it never really commits to anything. There are good meta-horror movies out there — this isn’t one of them. Honestly, just skip it.

The attempt to keep this franchise going without the newer returning characters is painfully obvious throughout the film, they were the ones who gave the series new life, especially in the last two entries, for me, Scream VI still stands out surprisingly as the best in the franchise, it struck a strong balance between legacy characters and the newer generation, and that combination worked quite well in my opinion based on the last two previous movie. Now with Scream 7, the absence of Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega is impossible to ignore, without them, the film feels less like a natural continuation and more like a forced cash grab, worse than that, it feels insulting to the franchise, both the plot and concept is stupid and barely makes sense, the execution is horrible, the pacing is boring, the tension is nowhere to be found, this is supposed to be a Scream movie, and yet there's no real suspense. Neve Campbell is the only one who seems like she's actually trying, everyone else feels like they showed up, said their lines, and went home with a paycheck, and Stu? A fan-favorite psychopath, completely mishandled, instead of doing something bold or interesting, they did him dirty, there's no way most Stu and Scream fans are okay with this treatment, it's careless and honestly disrespectful. The killer reveal is horrible, the motive is even worse, the explanation makes it all collapse, by the end, i didn't even care anymore, the only reason i rank this slightly above Scream 4 is because it looks and directed way better than whatever Wes Craven did with the 4th one back in 2011, again, insulting. I'm not even a die-hard fan of this franchise, but this is one of the most obviously forced sequels i've seen in years, unless Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega come back, i'm not showing up for Scream 8.

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The unimaginatively titled Scream 7 (18) is the latest in the slasher horror franchise. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) is back after missing the previous instalment. The opening 15 minutes back in the 'murder house' in Woodsboro set the scene for the rest of the movie as we learn that yet again someone with a grudge has resurrected Ghostface. Sidney, now in Indiana, has a police chief husband Mark (Joel McHale from 'Community') and a teenaged daughter, Tatum (Isabel May), whose boyfriend Ben (Sam Rechner) attracts mom's suspicions above and beyond the natural protective mom vibes. Given Sidney's past history there are few people that she trusts, so anyone getting close to her family is seen as a potential murder suspect. As you might guess, the bodies start piling up as Ghostface eventually appears with the usual sharp-edged modus operandi. All the customary features of the Scream movies are present, the phone calls, the self-reference to previous films and the red herrings that lead you to suspect the innocent. Can Sidney protect Tatum and ensure that she will lead a normal life after this current round of violence splutters, or splatters, to its bloody end? After the opening which did provide a few jump scares, I felt the film was rather flat and lacking in tension. Although it was played straight and not for laughs, I just found I couldn't take it seriously. If it had been played in a semi-humorous vein it may have been better. Sidney is the strongest character and you want her to win through but you don't really get to know the others well enough to really care if they survive. The discovery of the killer was a surprise but the rationale for the murder spree was somewhat convoluted which made you realise, if you hadn't already, that this franchise has little left in the tank creativity-wise and perhaps film makers and serial killers should leave Sidney and family in peace and start tormenting a new set of unconnected teens with a different rationale and a more imaginative plot.

A lot has been said about this installment. The controversy surrounding the missed renewal of Barrera’s contract is undeniably an ugly situation. That said, it’s impossible to ignore that Parts 5 and 6 were particularly—and at times offensively—bad, plagued by cringe-worthy writing, sloppy direction, cheap-looking production, and weak performances. This new sequel, while not perfect, passionately brings back wit, creativity, emotional depth, and—most importantly—Neve Campbell and Marco Beltrami. Scream 7 is simply glorious, delivering a thrilling cinematic experience packed with suspense, a higher body count, greater stakes, beautiful music, and carefully crafted visuals. Neve and Courteney shine as usual, and Isabel May as Tatum is a revelation. Highly recommended in IMAX for the best picture quality as many scenes are very dark! This is the sequel we should have gotten from the very beginning after 4.

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A fun installment to the Scream franchise. Seeing the low reviews had me worried it was going to be a train wreck but I found myself having a great time. It does not come close to the highs of the original Scream but if you're a fan of the Scream franchise I think there is enough here to provide a fun night out at the movies

Excelente filme, Ghostface ta massa e as melhores mortes da franquia. A história segue uma evolicao natural, mesmos plot twist de sempre no final. Estão atacando o filme com review bomb apenas.

Scream 7 delivers exactly what you’d expect from a long-running horror franchise, for better and for worse. Naomi Campbell gives a surprisingly solid performance, holding her own alongside the rest of the cast, who all do a commendable job bringing energy and commitment to their roles.That said, where the film struggles is in its story. The plot feels overly familiar, leaning heavily on the same formula that longtime fans have seen time and time again. While the movie attempts to build tension and deliver a shocking twist, the payoff ultimately feels predictable and lacks the impact needed to truly stand out.Overall, Scream 7 is an entertaining watch with strong performances, but its reliance on a recycled storyline and underwhelming twist keeps it from reaching the heights of the franchise’s best entries. It’s enjoyable in the moment, just not particularly memorable once it’s over.

I want my Money Back, I want my Money Back, I want my Money Back, I want my Money Back, I want my Money Back.

Apesar do desempenho fraco do terceiro ato, o filme em si é interessante e consegue entregar uma série de perseguições interessantes.

You kind of know what you’re going to get with these movies. If you’ve seen one you’ve basically seen them all and so if you buy a ticket expecting to a classic of the genre then you are going to end up being disappointed. I saw Scream 6 three years ago and have no real recollection of the plot. As it happens I learned after seeing this and then listening to a review that this movie is not connected to the previous due to fallouts when making the previous. I just accepted it as a standalone and enjoyed seeing Neve Campbell back on screen after her absence in 6. Does it make any sense? Well possibly not. Do a number of people appear to be able survive attacks with sharp implements that you think would put an end to an elephant? Well yes of course. Have I seen worse movies? Of course I have. So accept what it is and you won’t be disappointed. The big question now is do they have the nerve to make a Scream 8. I think they do.

I really enjoyed it great to have Neve Campbell back its her franchise some good kills the final reveal was no big surprise to be honest but a fun film looking forward to Scream 8

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Scream 7 is a messy and hollow sequel that never figures out what it wants to be. With a poorly written script and dreadful direction, it feels like a creatively lost entry in the franchise.

En general bien pero Scream 6 fue mejor. Para entender esta película y que realmente te guste debes haber visto primero la primera película, o no la disfrutarás como deberías.

There are some real great things about this installment of Scream - the return of a Sidney, the inclusion of Chad and Mindy from the last two Scream movies, the opening sequence, the actress who plays Tatum, Joel McHale as Sidney’s husband - who gives the strongest performance in the movie - and the return / entrance of Gale was so awesome the audience screamed and applauded. All of that being said, the killer reveal doesn’t really hit with any impact and the killer(s)? was / were pretty easy to identify. Also the use of technology - no spoilers - didn’t really work for me. All in all a solid entry with some amazing horror scenes with a somewhat weak ending. Worth seeing on the big screen.

At one point, Scream was an incredible franchise, notable for being an innovative slasher film with twists that redefined the genre. And while the 2022 predecessor wasn't perfect, it is leagues better than the most recent film, which almost comes off as a parody of the franchise. Though, not a good parody. And the problem with Scream 7 is that they've pigeon holed themselves into relying too heavily on nostalgia, rather than try to evolve the franchise. Plus, it uses generative AI as a plot point, meant to try and target Sidney and her family, all the while not providing any poignant commentary on the flaws of generative AI. Plus, for a slasher film, the kills in this film were very boring, and uninspired. Skip this film at all costs.

Loved this entry. Kevin’s direction was so fresh and new. Neve’s emotional performance and motherhood dynamic pulled me in all directions. Joel was a standout. Isabel was phenomenal as Sidney 2.0. And Gale is back! I laughed, i cried, my theatre was clapping multiple times, it was such an amazing ride. Nonstop action from start to finish. Scream 8 here we come!

Not the best Scream, but still a fun time with some great scenes. I jumped, I laughed, and I was invested in the mother/daughter relationship. I think a stronger ending would have improved the overall perception of this film.

I don’t get how so many critics are raging on this Film! It was an absolute **** blast from start to finish! The second best of the franchise! The cast and Kevin Williamson just went loose and had fun! Just as any Movie has lots of flaws so does this, but who cares? It was the most high paced , violent, at times very comical film of the franchise in my opinion the second best one!

Good movie they need to make it more scarier because it’s the same plots make it more of twist

Why is everyone forgetting That This is a Slasher. And it‘s entertaining, gory and have a great Sidney. Okay, the ending was Bad, but I had fun with this one. And Slasher just want us to have fun.

Gostei bastante do filme. Apesar com pequenos problemas. Ele é sim mais um ótimo filme da franquia.

Critics are trying to sabotage it while audiences are praising Scream 7! Just watch and enjoy a film full of nostalgia, tense chase scenes, insane deaths, and everything a Scream movie needs to entertain and amuse, celebrating the franchise's 30th anniversary! 🩸

An embarrassing low for the iconic franchise, and one that has essentially become an unintentional parody of itself.

Scream 7 was another solid and entertaining entry in the iconic Scream franchise. Do NOT listen to the moronic critics' reviews - it's only haters and boycotters who are trashing this film. Neve Campbell and Courtney Cox are fantastic as always, the kills are more gruesome than ever, and the finale is a fist-pumping, heart-pounding cat-and-mouse thrill ride example of girl power and generational trauma done right. Well worth paying to see in a premium format if you can!

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Es buena pelicula, entretenida como inicio estuvo bien y continuo bien pero la cagaron con el final

This 7th iteration of scream is uninspired, bland and without surprises. It even lacks the humour that made the franchise what it is. It's about time to end this never-ending recycling.

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