Introduction
Ever since the first Scream exploded onto our cinema screens in 1996, the Scream trilogy has been tipped as one of the most ground-breaking, rib-tickling, and spine-tingling series of movies for a long time. With its unique humor, which is blended in with a number of jolting scares, and a cast list that reads like the list of nominations at the Emmy's, the Scream trilogy truly is a unique series, and audiences world-wide have enjoyed the three movies that comprise it since the mid-nineties. They tell (and follow) the story of Sidney Prescott, whose life has not been the same since her mother was raped and murdered in 1995. Falsely accusing Cotton Weary of her mother's murder, Sidney then finds in 1996 that her mother's killer is back for more, and this time it is she who is the prime target. But luckily for her, the killer is one movie trivia freak, and using the rules of the conventional horror movie, Sidney and her friends (as well as local reporter Gale Weathers and Woodsboro cop Dewey Riley) must try to escape the killer before they are butchered.