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Full link: https://youtu.be/YCWC_MREDQk

It's no secret that my whole schedule is a bit upside down because of our move, so here is another Halloween reaction :D lol!

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Tony Williams

Very cool. Can't wait to watch tonight. Hope all is well and the move is going as smoothly as possible.

Tyler Foster

The reason that the text was on the screen when Sidney calls the police is that she is using quick thinking and has accessed a way for deaf people to call the police, because the phone line is in use. Billy is presented as a major suspect because cell phones would've been very uncommon in 1996, and he was right there at the same time as the killer. Of course, it turns out to be an intentional way to throw police off the scent, but. The real reason that Gale presses on Sidney about her mother isn't to be mean about her mom, but because Sidney's belief in her mother's purity put an innocent man in jail. I don't think the movie or any of the characters are meant to be saying that she deserved to die, just that Sidney's feelings are blinding her from the truth that her mom had secrets. The phrase Randy says is "motives are incidental," which is similar to coincidence. He's saying they might align but it's not important. You were correct to think about the boot, even though it's a trick. The movie is throwing out a lot of possible suspects, including Principal Himbry doing the scissors thing to the students he expels, any number of cops with the boots (when the killer calls Sidney at Tatum's house, Dewey does not show up until after the killer has hung up, to try and make him look suspicious too). The only real reference you missed is "Fred" the janitor -- he's dressed like Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare on Elm Street, and us played by Wes Craven, director of both Scream and Nightmare. Lines like "The first [Nightmare] was great, the rest sucked" and "It's like some Wes Carpenter flick" are also little nods to Craven (and John Carpenter).

Gary W

Another cameo that usually goes unnoticed is a female reporter that tries to interview Sidney is none other than Linda Blair from "The Exorcist."

Don Mayhem

Chooses this over What We Do In The Shadows?????

Armchair Wizard

Scream is actually a great film and it made horror movies popular again, which were a dying breed in the 1990s. I love What we Do in the Shadows also, but lets not act like this is an objectively bad film. I'm sure she'll see it eventually, and I'm sure she'll love it.

Don Mayhem

Ok? 😆 There were other horror movies like The Craft and From Dusk till Dawn. Later on wasI know What You Did Last Summer, Halloween H2O, Blade, and of course The Blair Witch Project. I like Scream. it's a funny horror flick. The rejuvenation of Wes Cravens career. I guess Scream is an objectively bad film. The sequels are worse 😆