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Posted 2/27/2026
Directed by Kevin Williamson—the original writer of the 1996 classic—Scream 7 marks a major homecoming for the franchise. Moving away from the "Core Four" survivors of the previous two films, this installment returns the focus to the ultimate final girl, Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell). Now living a quiet life in Pine Grove, Indiana, Sidney is thrust back into a nightmare when a new Ghostface emerges, specifically targeting her teenage daughter, Tatum (played by Isabel May). Determined to break the cycle of violence once and for all, Sidney must navigate a terrifying game where her family's survival depends on her ability to outmaneuver a killer who seems obsessed with her past.
The film serves as a massive "legacy" event, boasting a sprawling ensemble that bridges multiple generations of the series. Alongside Campbell, Courteney Cox returns as the indestructible Gale Weathers, and Mason Gooding and Jasmin Savoy Brown reprise their roles as the Meeks-Martin twins. The production has generated intense fan speculation due to the inclusion of Matthew Lillard and David Arquette in the cast list, leading to wild theories about "dead" characters returning via flashbacks, hallucinations, or shocking plot twists. With a script by Guy Busick and Williamson himself, Scream 7 is being positioned as a darker, more personal entry that exchanges meta-commentary on movie reboots for a high-stakes domestic thriller.
