The Scream franchise finds new life with the DVD release of the first season from the MTV series adaptation. Although the season is a tad light on scares, the makers of the show make sure the gore ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I'm all about movies, TV, toys, and sometimes theme parks. Scream, however, doesn't easily fit any of those templates. It takes ...

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Inspired by the movie franchise created by Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson, the show wasn’t a direct adaptation, but rather a reinvention. New characters, a new city, and a new masked killer. The idea ...

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Is this any way to launch a killing spree? MTV’s TV adaptation of “Scream” updates the franchise with new characters and trendy references to Instagram, YouTube and texting, but it leaves out the ...

The Weinstein Company owned the rights to the series when it was developed, with the third season having been filmed early last year. Last fall, the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault scandal resulted in ...

A very self-aware, pop-culture-savvy character in MTV 's very self-aware, pop-culture-savvy TV adaptation of the "Scream" horror-movie franchise, launching at 9 p.m. Tuesday (June 30), comments on the ...

In 1996, Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson’s slasher satire Scream helped redefine a dormant subgenre. The film spawned a franchise and a procession of imitators, some of which (I Know What You Did Last ...

The Scream franchise has never exactly had a smooth ride. On the movie side, there’s Neve Campbell’s pay dispute that kept her out of Scream VI (she’s back for the seventh), Melissa Barrera being ...

The Scream franchise not only covers movies, as it expanded to TV in 2015, but one of its biggest differences with the movies ...

“You can’t do a slasher movie as a TV series,” one of the teen characters, helpfully well versed in the conventions of the genre, explains near the outset of “Scream,” Dimension and MTV’s attempt to ...