What Is The Theme Of The Movie Scream

Scream is the first of the gory slasher horror film series that was written by Kevin Williamson, directed by Wes Craven, and released on December 20th, 1996. Set in the fictional town called Woodsboro, Sydney Prescott (Neve Campbell) and friends fight for their lives when a serial killer known as Ghostface is on the loose. The opening scene sets the mood for you to be on your toes waiting for the next bad thing to happen. Two high schooler's Casey (Drew Barrymore) and Steve were the first to die alerting the town that there is a killer afoot. Sound effects of thunder and the beating of hearts makes viewers beat in time to the noise. Sydney becomes the main target of the mysterious killer, setting the theme for the other films to come.
The basis for the writing of this film was from Williamson watching a news story about the grisly murders by the Gainesville Ripper. He was inspired to write an 18-page script treatment about a young woman, alone in a house, who is taunted over the phone and then attacked by a masked killer.Scream was originally going to be named Scary Movie, but nearing film completion the Weinstein brothers were inspired to name it after a Michael Jackson song by the same name. It's amazing how an 18-page script could become a film that
He dislikes how she appears to be squinting in every scene that she's in. All he would say in general is how she isn't a good actress. My dads favorite character is Officer Dewey played by David Arquette. The first time he saw the movie he didn't like Dewey, but the second time around he started to appreciate him more and enjoyed his character throughout the series. I do agree that Campbell does seem to squint quite bit in some scenes overall though, I think she's a decent actress. David Arquette plays the part of quirky, dorky, but loveable officer quite well making me enjoy his performances in the