Scream 2
Director Wes Craven returns along with Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette for the sequel to 1996's tongue-in-cheek slasher flick.
Two years after the terrifying events that occurred in Woodsboro, Sidney (Campbell) is now attending Windsor College in Cincinnati with long time friend Randy (Jamie Kennedy). Meanwhile, Gale Weathers' (Cox) best-selling book on Sidney's life has now been made into a major motion picture. When two college students are killed in a theatre while watching the new film "Stab," Sidney knows deep down that history is repeating itself.
- Director:
- Wes Craven ('Scream', 'A Nightmare of Elm Street', 'Scream 3')
- Writer:
- Kevin Williamson
- Cast:
- David ArquetteNeve CampbellCourteney CoxSarah Michelle GellarJamie KennedyLaurie MetcalfElise NealJerry O'ConnellJada Pinkett SmithPortia de RossiLuke WilsonTori Spelling
Reviews & comments
The New York Times
pressScream 2 has so much tongue-in-cheek trickery that it virtually escapes the horror genre.
The Guardian
press...since Scream, the movie that originally inspired its progenitor was a far better, funnier and more agile satire on teen horror movies, this micro-franchise really wants putting out its misery.
Roger Ebert
pressWes Craven was born to direct this material. One of the most successful of horror filmmakers.
Los Angeles Times
pressThere's enough ingenuity and scariness to please plenty of fans of the first film.
Empire Magazine
pressSome great comic - and terrifying - moments, but suffers for not being as original as the original.
The New York Times
pressScream 2 has so much tongue-in-cheek trickery that it virtually escapes the horror genre.
The Guardian
press...since Scream, the movie that originally inspired its progenitor was a far better, funnier and more agile satire on teen horror movies, this micro-franchise really wants putting out its misery.
Roger Ebert
pressWes Craven was born to direct this material. One of the most successful of horror filmmakers.
Los Angeles Times
pressThere's enough ingenuity and scariness to please plenty of fans of the first film.
Empire Magazine
pressSome great comic - and terrifying - moments, but suffers for not being as original as the original.
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