Vanderbilt also produced the film for Project X Entertainment, alongside Paul Neinstein and William Sherak. The screenplay was written by James Vanderbilt and Guy Busick. Set to reach theatres on January 14, 2022, the new Scream is coming to us from Ready or Not (watch it HERE) directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett.
And at least there’s no floating heads on it. This one gets the job done by showing off the mask of Ghostface and featuring a nice tagline. Posters for Scream movies have never been particularly impressive, as far as I’m concerned. You can check it out below, along with a batch of images that have been released by Entertainment Weekly.
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As for exactly who the new Ghostface will be, all will be revealed soon with Scream 2022’s Janurelease date just around the corner.We should be seeing the trailer for the new Scream movie any time now, we know it has been approved for theatrical showings and is 2 minutes and 21 seconds long… but while we wait for that to show up, the film’s poster has been unveiled. The new film’s official Twitter account has teased this before, with a previous poster showing the complete cast and featuring the slogan, “ The killer is on this poster.” As avid fans of the Scream franchise will know, it is the series’ unabashed celebration of well-known tropes which make the films such a joy for fans of classic horror. These references would continue through future films in the series, becoming an integral component of the franchise itself.Įven this latest poster’s message, “ It’s always someone you know,” is a continuation of the franchise’s own established trope of having the Ghostface killer be revealed as a close friend or loved one of the films' central figures. Originally the highest-grossing slasher film of all time, until it was toppled in 2018 by David Gordon Green’s Halloween, the first Scream film made several meta-references to well-known horror clichés, which had all largely evolved throughout the 1980s. While the Scream franchise was not officially launched until 1996, this retro poster does indeed pay homage to the many classic horror tropes which the franchise is known for playing upon. Leaning heavily into the retro aesthetic of 1980s horror film posters, the image features the iconic Ghostface dripping blood with the slogan, “ It’s always someone you know.” Check the poster out below:
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Now, the official Scream Twitter account has shared a new poster from professional poster designer, Creepy Duck Design. Related: Scream 2022 Theory: Dewey Is The New Ghostface
Cox would later reveal her own participation via social media in July of that year.
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Quelling fears of a complete series reboot, by May 2020, it was revealed that Arquette would be returning as fan-favorite Dewey Riley, and that Campbell was also engaged in negotiations to appear. In late 2019, however, Spyglass Media Group swooped in to pick up the rights for a fifth film, and within four months, Bettinelli-Olpin and Gillett were officially attached to the project with production ready to get underway. With the film rights originally owned by controversial film producer Harvey Weinstein’s production house, following the collapse of The Weinstein Company, the future of the Scream franchise was left in serious doubt.
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