The Saga Continues (Scream 4, 2011)
After the disappointment of My Soul to Take, Craven returned to the grounds of his second most popular Franchise. Or is it the first? I supposed I could look at…
Pop Horror Psychology (My Soul To Take, 2010)
After a break, Wes Craven returned with the supernatural tale My Soul to Take. Opening on a couple anticipating the birth of their second child, it is revealed the husband…
An Eye for an Eye (Red Eye, 2005)
The same year as Cursed, Craven gave us Red Eye. An entirely different creature than Cursed or Scream, Red Eye is a thriller set primarily on a plane. Rachel McAdams…
Once Bitten (Cursed 2005)
For Cursed, Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson teamed up to bring us a take on a different type of horror. Rather than slashers, they tackle werewolves. Jimmy and Ellie are…
Scream and Scream Again (Scream 3, 2000)
Unlike Scream 2, this follow up took three years. And was it worth the wait? Set a few years after the second film, Sydney lives in a remote location and…
Back At It (Scream 2, 1997)
Scream was a massive success, and a sequel was green-lit and put out right away. Like, barely a year later. And for a lot of horror films, that can be…
I Wanna Hear You (Scream, 1996)
The slasher ruled the late seventies and well into the eighties. But in the early nineties, the slasher was looking to be dead. And then came the future creator of…
Vampire Swipes Right (Vampire in Brooklyn, 1995)
Vampire In Brooklyn was a meeting of minds. Eddie Murphy was coming off a string of films and sequels that were not failures, but not grand successes. Eddie states he…
