having Robert Rodriquez being the director of Stab 1

Henry Winkler bust in the school hallway?

in an homage to the first one where the bf is tied down to the chair, and Kirby has to name a remake in order for him to live, and she names them all, and hearing her spout out most if not all the major ones, its like 'God Damn there were alot of shitty remakes

I'm sure Craven got a kick out of having all his remakes rattled off on that list. Also, the audience I was with immediately noticed the chair homage. They were all whispering to each other about it.

"Part 5 had time travel. That one was the worst."

I read the spoiler about the killer, but having two people in on it did keep me wondering if it was an internet plant to throw people off the track. I was wondering who did it until it was revealed despite having read it earlier.

1. I don't know how I feel that the film kills off all of its newly introduced characters, with the exception of Marley Shelton's who miraculously survives last minute, in its quick running time. I get that it's a big "fuck you" to those who thought this film would pass the torch on a new generation of characters, but this now proves a few things:

1a. Isn't this story pretty much worthless to tell? Sidney, Gale and Dewey survive again while everyone dies around them. Whoop-de-do.

1b. Why would they be going through the same exact shit for the fourth time?

1c. Where the fuck do you go from here for Scream 5?

I get that the audience is really connected to its main three and none of us want that group of three to die, but here's two options to present:

Option A: You stop making Scream films. Ha. I forgot this is a Weinstein production [In this case, you continue to make Scream films and let the characters of Sidney, Gale and Dewey just leave to protect the audience.]

Option B: You know that franchise that you made fun of for the first ten minutes of the film? The Saw franchise? Yeah, that franchise had the balls to kill main characters off at any minute to keep the story moving.

2. I wish more time was spent with specific, new characters. I have never found Hayden Panettiere to be attractive prior to this film, but with short hair and shooting out horror film knowledge, I wanted to fuck her brains out. It's too bad they killed her, because I could've just spent 104 minutes staring at her on a big screen. I also wish we got to spend an extra scene or two with the cops played by Anthony Anderson and Adam Brody. Their one, brief scene (which is the only scene that got laughter out of the audience) is cut to a quick close despite it being an awesome kill.

3. I wish more time was spent with the original core crew. If you're going to kill everyone introduced, why not spend some quality time with the main three? I'm surprised all three made it out alive considering their footage alone consists of maybe a quarter of the film tops. The only time the film actually spends with them that's of quality is the film's ending.

4. Where's Patrick Dempsey and Sidney's father, i.e. the only two people to survive the original trilogy outside of the core three?

That was a missed opportunity. Anthony Anderson is pretty awesome, and Adam Brody is PERFECT for this kind of movie, yet they didn't get much screen time at all. If they were going to pass the torch, those two would have been as good as anyone to carry on. It didn't help matters that I found the original three to be a little lifeless. Campbell was good in her role as Superwoman, but I would have been cool with the other two dying.

And while I wouldn't use your wording - wink-, I do agree that Hayden was easily the most attractive new kid.

When Sydney came out of her cousin's room and that cop was standing in the hall way. Was that scene a little heavy handed? Yes, but I really did like it.

sexy

No, I won't, I'm not that much of a dick