
2023 · Matt Bettinelli-Olpin
How Scream VI has been received, argued over, and remembered.
Landed in 2023 with the franchise's biggest opening weekend and a rep as the most brutal, confident Ghostface outing yet — then the Scream VII meltdown (Melissa Barrera fired, Jenna Ortega gone) retroactively turned it into the bittersweet high point of the 'Core Four' era.
Fans still argue whether a Scream movie counts without Sidney Prescott — Neve Campbell sat this one out over pay — and whether the killer reveal lives up to the film's killer first act.
The bodega shotgun sequence and the subway car full of Ghostface costumes became instant fan-cam and meme fodder, and 'the most violent Ghostface yet' marketing line stuck as shorthand for the whole movie.
Widely ranked by fans just behind the 1996 original as the best of the sequels — a rare part-six that Letterboxd actually likes.