Scream-Trilogy

The saga of the equally famed and despised alternate audio cut of Scream 4 has seemed to reach a crescendo: Scream-Trilogy has independently verified that the UK BD/DVD release is the Pay-Per-View version, not the theatrical.

Reader YKYMF did us all a kindness by contacting Lionsgate directly to get some answers about the upcoming trilogy set. He was able to obtain some running time info that makes a well-built boxset even better.

Scream 4 is coming ot Hollywood Horror Nights in California! The Terror Tram: Scream 4 Your Life Experience looks to be something special. Here’s the concept – you’re experiencing the making of Stab 8 based on the events of Scream 4! We’ll try and get you a sneak peek at this. For now, read on [...]

Somewhere out there, a vacationing Wes Craven is staring down a bird waiting to see who blinks first. Elsewhere, the Weinstein brothers are deciding what to eat for dinner. And at Kevin Williamson’s laptop, he’s controlling vampires, witches and fairies. But no Ghosts.

It’s one thing to know a movie you want is already available in another country – out of sight, out of mind – it’s another thing to see that it’s actually available. Here’s a snap of the Scream 4 Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Pack in one of Mexico’s major music stores. It runs for $25, while the [...]

Oh man, Scream-A-Thon #1 last month was crazy. Good crazy, that is. All the unconstrained insanity and hilarity of Scream 2‘s opening Stab audience – but online. We had 60-70 members watching and chatting about the original film while it played. It was truly a good time, and now comes the sequel… On Saturday August [...]

Not the outright cover redo fans have been demanding, but since the announcement of two landmark documentaries being added to the upcoming Scream collection, Miramax have altered the artwork to better pimp out the new features.

A leaked screener copy has become confirmation the print for the upcoming home release of Scream 4 will be the theatrical cut, rather than the Pay-Per-View Cut that has been recently playing on order in hotels/motels.

A director, a killer, a victim and a heroine: these diverse representations of the fabric of Scream were present for the audio commentary for October 4th’s home releases of Scream 4. It was recorded back in June.

Sometimes TV cuts of films yield vast differences to their theatrical counterparts, but over this past weekend, the hotel Pay-Per-View version of Scream 4 became apparent to be altered in numerous, if subtle ways.