It’s a real cinematic sensation: 25 years ago, Scream redefined the horror genre and was created as a pop cultural event. Shortly before Halloween, the cult movie will be released in 4K for the first time.
With high-quality actors such as Courtney Cox, Drew Barrymore, David Arquette and Neve Campbell, director Wes Croven brilliantly recreated the horror genre: on the one hand, the traditions of slasher films were respected, and on the other hand they turned heads with brilliant twists and turns.
On October 21, the cream will be available for the first time in 4K Ultra HD, with a limited edition Steelbook and download, as well as a redesigned Blu-ray. Copies include a brand new review of the film, behind-the-scenes archives, new interviews with the cast, as well as the screenwriters and directors of the series, which will hit theaters in 2022.
Bonus Item:
Even before the film hits theaters, fans are wondering who might be hiding behind the ghost mask of Ghostface at this point. We have five principles. “Scream 5”: Five fan theories about the new Ghostface.
Scream Content Table
After a series of mysterious deaths affect their small town, a group of extraordinary friends, led by Sydney Prescott (Neve Campbell), are the targets of the masked assassin. As the number of bodies rises, Sidney and her friends turn to the “rules” of horror films that lead to the real-life horror they live in.
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