So it’s clear technology will be at the center once again. One of the early trailers shows two young teens struggling to work with the technology door locks. The newest “Scream” - which debuts this weekend - seems on par to talk about the dangers of technology, too.
“Scream 2” is also when we’re introduced to the “Stab” series, a fictional movie in “Scream” that tells the events of Sidney’s life. There’s an entire conversation in the film about sequels like “The Empire Strikes Back” and “Godfather II,” and how they aim to tell a bigger story. “Scream 2” focused on how to tackle the dangers that sequels bring - bigger events, a longer and darker story. Though many of the “Scream” characters were dead, the follow-up - aptly titled “Scream 2” - centered around Sidney as she visited the college. The original “Scream” did so well that it warranted a sequel. “She is an ideal protagonist in that she really evolves over the series and continues to take ownership of her situation instead of just being a terrified victim.” ‘Scream’ is meta
“In ‘Scream,’ the person inside the Ghostface mask changes, but Sidney remains,” Phillips said. Brownie Harris, Paramount Pictures via Associated Press
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