Scream VI

Scream franchise is an exponential growth graph because the newer the movie is the more survivors they have, see my math isn't so hopeless!!! I was pretty neutral with Sam's character in Scream 2022 but they really expanded on her here and I love her character development. As much as she wants to shield Tara, she can't keep sheltering her forever—she learned that she has to let go and allow her sister to live her life the way she wants. I wasn't the biggest fan of the whole thing with her dad before but I think it's growing on me, or maybe they just handled it better here. Was happy with her conclusion too, it's a good arc ender; the end credits song was just cherry on top I saw some people say that this movie felt more 'safe' compared to the others and although it does kinda feel that way, I think it's just because they were reusing the same formula again instead of being more experimental. It's like following a recipe but instead of changing up the main ingredients they added new toppings. I think the best example is the reveal: it went with a different route while still keeping the core aspects similar to prior gfs like the motive and behavior, but because of this it ended up feeling messy with so many things happening at once. You know like adding too much sauce and cheese and those leaves on your pasta so it turns out ugly