Scream VI

Scream VI



    The infamous masked killer comes back for round six in the city of New York. Filled with a compelling movie, Ghostface is relentless to slice up the Carpenter sisters along with everyone who gets in his way. Scream VI was arguably the best sequel in the Scream franchise. I really enjoyed watching this movie. I have not watched many horror movies but the Scream movies are the exception. These movies are filled with action and they are not that scary. I really enjoyed the new energy that this film brought to the franchise. The Ghostface in Scream VI was much more brutal than the Ghostface's in past movies. This movie also had the intense scenes where you know a jump scare is coming and there are several fake outs with certain camera angles that make it even more scary. Scream VI also has a really good rack focus shot in the bodega scene. I think that the camera work is what makes these movies so entertaining to watch. i would watch this movie again without hesitation.

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  1. Mr. HOctober 22, 2023 at 6:22 AM

    I'm glad you dug this movie. I think scary might be subjective, but I thought that this one was the most brutal one.

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