The franchise’s most critically acclaimed film remains Scream 3which came out in 2000 and posted Wes Craven next to the writer Ehren Kruger to complete the story of what was originally meant to be a trilogy. This feature was directly affected by the Columbine Massacre, which led to increased censorship of scenes of violence and murder.

Because of this, he only has 41% approval (against 38% audience approval) V rotten tomatoes. There we can read the critical consensus which reads:Despite some twists and turns Scream 3 sees the franchise return to the same old horror formulas and clichés that were once torn and stabbed with postmodern vigor.”. On Metacritiche has a note 56 and is considered the second worst.

Recently rediscovered by a large part of the fans, Scream 4 this was a very interesting feature because it brought closer to how the franchise would start working after the turn of the century, and in addition, it still brought in some of the most interesting faces of the saga, such as Emma Roberts This Hayden Panettierebut that didn’t stop him from being the second worst in the saga.

The film has 60% approval V rotten tomatoesWith 56% audience approval. The consensus reads: “The franchise is showing its age, but Scream 4 arguably an improvement over its predecessor, with meta humor and reasonably creative kills.”On Metacritiche is considered the worst representative of the franchise with the note 52.

After death Wes Cravenno one knew exactly how to reboot the franchise Panicbut the answer to this came thanks to a duet composed by Tyler Gillette This Matt Bettinelli-Olpinwho decided to make a new outdated sequel with new main characters and the return of the original trio, against ghost face which represents rabid fans and purists.

IN rotten tomatoesthe film has 76% approval critics against 82% audience approval (and note 60 V Metacritic). The critics’ consensus reads: “Fifth Panic finds that the franchise is working harder than ever to keep its meta parts alive – and it almost always succeeds.”

Even though he debuted less than a week ago, Panic 6 he has already become one of the favorites of the public and opens the pedestal of the list. This time we travel to New York following the survivors of the 5th movie as a new wave of murders instigated by a Ghostface far more sadistic than usual begins to unfold.

The film is currently 79% approval V rotten tomatoeswith impressive 94% audience approval. The consensus reads: “Some aspects of the deadliest horror meta-franchise may be a bit repetitive, but the changing setting and some set inventions help to make Panic 6 very sharp”. The function still has an annotation 62 V Metacritic.

Well, as absurd as it may sound, the first Panic is not number one on the list of critics, at least according to rotten tomatoes. In the film we accompany the poor and the innocent Sydney Prescott while his life turns into hell thanks to the appearance ghost face in Woodsboro. Before us is the undisputed classic of horror.

Panic 80% approval critics against 79% of the publicand makes his consensus: “Wes Craven offers a subversive deconstruction of a genre that is bold, smart, and amazingly effective as a movie. slasher yourself, even if it’s too spicy for some”.ABOUT Metacritichowever, is kinder and puts the film at the top of the rating list 65 points.

To the surprise of many, the film that dominates the saga Scream 2, which was released in 1997, just a year after the first film’s release. There are more deaths, more chase scenes, and more bizarre murders taking over the sequence, which only testifies to the brilliance of the duo put together Wes Craven This Kevin Williamson.

The film has 82% approval specialized criticism, but only 57% audience approval. The consensus reads: “Just like in the first movie Scream 2 it’s a light-hearted romp with horror film conventions that manages to satirize terrible sequels without falling prey to the same fate.”. On Metacritiche has an average score 63 points.

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