u/Filipe_258

I like her so much; I think she's such a great actress, and she's a fantastic person, too.

"I didn't fuck that pig Milton just to die with second rate celebrities like you two!"

I love how Scream 3 portrayed Hollywood in such a gritty, realistic way—I'm actually surprised Harvey didn't interfere more.

I love Jennifer; Parker Posey did an amazing job and formed an incredibly dynamic and iconic duo with Courteney Cox.

He's probably one of my favorite actors; even though he's been in a lot of bad movies, I like his acting.

I’d always heard bad things about this movie, but after I finished watching it, I was confused. Yes, it’s a generic action movie, but it’s extremely entertaining.

It’s nowhere near as philosophical as “Prometheus” and “Covenant,” nor does it have the quality of the original, but it’s a good way to pass the time.

Basinger is my favorite actress, so my opinion might be biased, but I absolutely loved her performance in this movie.

What happened to the "erotic thriller" genre?

It reached its peak between 1987 and 1995, and then, quite simply, fewer films in this genre were made.

For example, in 1995, “Jade,” starring Linda Fiorentino, and “Showgirls” were huge flops. Has the public lost interest in this type of film?

According to some statistics, more than 1,000 erotic thriller films were released for home video in the 1990s alone, a period when the genre was a massive hit.

I've seen those movies, but that picture isn't mine.

To be honest, I prefer lesser-known ones.

Personally, I love them.

Was that a scene with Gale?

She seems so out of place—she literally vanishes into thin air—and I was genuinely sad.

He already had the documents he needed to find out where Laurie was, but he still waited for her to come home so he could kill her.

Do you think he remembered her, that night in 1978?

The actor who plays Sheriff Burke in Scream (Joseph Whipp) also appears in A Nightmare on Elm Street—and, interestingly, also in the role of a police officer.

It’s a shame they aren’t the same character, since A Nightmare on Elm Street is referenced in Scream.

Aside from the fact that he was already quite a bit older in the original movie, in *Scream 4* Dewey likely took over after Burke retired.

I’ve seen a lot of comments saying that Gale, as a character, hasn’t mattered at all since Scream 3.

I can’t agree with that. In Scream 4, Gale was literally the first (logically, except for Sidney) to figure out that Jill was the killer, and she tried everything to help with the investigation.

In Scream 5, I can actually agree that she didn’t do anything very significant, aside from the final fight.

In Scream 6, she becomes relevant again; she’s the one who discovers the sanctuary.

In Scream 7, she’s the one who helps Sidney lure Ghostface.