I hope Spyglass doesn't fire her and she can return in Scream 8..... I hope it doesn't affect him and he comes back; I need them to at least give his character an ending
>!Quinn!< had the advantage of sneaking around easily because everyone thought she was dead.
Despite this, she still:
FAILS to kill Mindy in a dark subway, isolated from the group
FAILS to kill Gale, even though they deliberately led everyone to the opposite side of town for more time
FAILS to kill Chad even with the help of another Ghostface
Blasted in the head after FAILING to protect her brother, missing several teeth and looking crazy
Has there ever been a more useless killer in the franchise?
he was such a badass in the scene when the family was fighting ghostface I hope we see more of him in the future also I know I might get downvoted for this but this is my opinion
I know Radio Silence said in interviews for Scream (2022) that "Mark" was meant to be Kincaid, but the movie itself never actually says his last name. Mark is one of the most common male names out there, and I think they deliberately left it vague because they didn't know if they'd be able to get Patrick Dempsey back for a future movie, or even if Neve Campbell would return for Scream VI.
I've also just never been that attached to Mark Kincaid.
In Scream 3, he spends more time being a red herring than an actual character. By the end of the movie, I never felt like I knew him well enough to care that he and Sidney might end up together.
Patrick Dempsey being "McDreamy" for 10 years on Grey's Anatomy doesn't help either. I just have a hard time separating him from Derek Shepherd, so seeing him fight Ghostface in Scream 7 would had been weird. Then Grey's Anatomy cast him and Neve Campbell as siblings, which makes it even harder for me to buy them as a couple now.
Joel McHale, on the other hand, just clicked for me. I bought him as Sidney's husband almost immediately.
I've never really liked the idea of Sidney ending up with someone she met during a Ghostface killing spree anyway. Gale and Dewey are a good example of why. They were great together during the chaos because they shared the same mission, but once life settled down, they wanted different things. Gale was never going to be happy living a quiet small-town life, and Scream 4 pretty much showed that.
I know Patrick Dempsey was originally supposed to come back for Scream 7, but real life happens. The 2025 California wildfires affected production, and Dempsey has said the scheduling just didn't work out. I don't blame anyone for that.
What I do find interesting is how many fans seemed more upset about losing Kincaid than they were about losing the actual story that could have been told. To me, that's what TV Tropes calls continuity porn. It's when bringing back old characters and references becomes the attraction instead of whether they actually make the story better.
That's basically how I felt about Scream VI. I like Kirby, but her return mostly served to confirm she survived Charlie's attack in Scream 4 and to fill Sidney's spot after Neve Campbell wasn't paid what she deserved. You could've written that role for a new FBI agent and the story barely changes.
And yes, I know the AI/deepfake Stu storyline in Scream 7 was also nostalgia-driven. The difference is that Stu is one of the franchise's most iconic characters. Whether you loved that twist or hated it, I can at least understand why the filmmakers built the entire movie around him.
So honestly, I never felt like we lost much by getting Joel McHale instead. I actually prefer him in the role.
No idea why they have this since the qr code doesn't even work and the movie came out months ago.
Maybe they got them (very, very) early?
After too many years, I’m so glad Scream 4 was finally released on 4K along side Scream 7. I’m sure a box set will release in the future, but I buy these to watch so I don’t mind buying as they release.
Note: The sticker on Screa|V| still amuses me - they had to specify it was an “all new movie” since they couldn’t dare call it Scream 5 lol
Watching Scream 3 for the second time. I rank it as my least favourite but hopefully my first rewatch would prove otherwise.
The top image is after the killer says “blondie” and Casey runs to the front door to lock it. The bottom image is after the caller calls and Casey screams. Two different doors. I’ve watched this intro so many times and am embarrassed I’m just now noticing this.
Are you happy about or sad about it? Personally I’m kind of glad I feel like they let their fanboyness for nostalgia of the Wes era along with trying to please everyone between the old and new generation of fans get in the way of trying to tell their own unique story’s that could stand on their own and not feel like modern remakes of the trilogy and 4. I do feel bad for them though considering they had to rewrite scream 6 and 7 scripts all over again and apparently it cost alot of money to do that.
I have this theory that after all these years.The death that most affected Gale besides Dewey of course!Was that of her cameraman in 1996.Id like to think that deep down she did care about him and did grieve his death.Possibly even having survivors guilt.What do you guys think?