Scream-Trilogy

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Scream (1996) was hailed as a breath of fresh air in its reinvention of the slasher film and success in rising above the cliches and tropes that helped kill the subgenre in the first place. a stark contrast to Scream 3 (2000) which was heavily criticized as succumbing to the silly tricks the original had [...]

Just received mine yesterday, this fine replication of the tshirt worn by Robbie in Scream 4. It was put together by fan Nick Meece and is available through Cafepress for USD $15.99. Unofficial, but pending official Scream tees, demand will always attract supply.

We added 24 screenshots of Rachel & Chloe to StabFlix, but if you have the courage, watch the whole scene legally… in Spanish. A bit of a double-edged hunting knife, no?

If Scream-Trilogy.net existed within the Scream films, what would that website be? StabFlix is the answer…

As we saunter into the final week before we can at last see Scream 4 for ourselves, I thought I’d reflect on a topic that most fans have been buzzing about significantly over the last few months. It’s probably one of the top subject matters that has been occurring to fans of the franchise, right [...]

Screamorabilia expert Nate (a.k.a. Mr. Ghostface) passed us along some up-close looks at original screen used items from Scream & Scream 2.

Did you know Billy Loomis’ father Hank once worked at Sunrise Studios, the company that ruined Maureen Roberts and would later create Stab?

Is today video today? I think it’s video day. Four official behind-the-scenes videos covering an even greater number of scenes being shot. The definition of spoiler continues to blur as Dimension release footage containing surprises many fans feel best left to the film itself. But we secretly want to see, don’t we?

Removed by Request Here a complete look at the snazzy Stab DVD prop boxset from Scream 4, including looks at the covers for parts 1-7. Some cool easter eggs for the squinty-eyed, such as – Stab 3: Hollywood Horror is the title of the re-filmed third chapter following the “true-life” events of Scream 3.

As many of you are aware, an account under the name Robert Prescott has popped up on Facebook. Whether or not this account is official or fan-made has yet to be determined, however, the recently posted news clippings have become quite a treat for die-hard Scream fans and has left us wanting more.