
Reviews — Scream VI
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Nathan
Scream VI is more violent and graphic than the last one, but that doesn’t fix its shortcomings – namely a fairly standard story and a hurried beginning. This film felt uneven to me. The first portion was quite chaotic, introducing numerous new characters and events spread across several locations. While the New York setting led to some interesting scenes, it also made the movie feel a little scattered at times. It…
CinemaSerf
I went into this one feeling uneasy, to say the least. I really disliked the silly "Ghostface" movie from last year. However, it seemed like things couldn’t possibly get any worse – and surprisingly, it turned out to be considerably better than expected. The storyline feels familiar, like something straight out of a "Scooby Doo" episode. The killer somehow gets past strong security measures, seems to be everywhere si…
Manuel São Bento
It’s acceptable as another installment in the series. The change of scenery and new settings offer a welcome breath of fresh air to the franchise. The deaths are more graphic than ever before, elevating the entertainment value of a story that moves along at a brisk pace. Melissa Barrera demonstrates her ability to carry a film of this magnitude, though Jenna Ortega’s performance stands out considerably. Regrettably, …
Rela Blue Jones
Scream VI starts with a very effective opening scene, exactly what viewers anticipate from the series, and it delivers. The change of location, taking place in New York City, feels like a refreshing update. Although there’s some self-awareness present, it isn't as pronounced as it was in Scream V. Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett return with their talent for creating memorable sequences, but they …
The Movie Mob
I was really looking forward to this film after seeing *Scream* (2022), and it lived up to the excitement. The new directors, Bettinnelli-Olpin and Gillett, have done a terrific job continuing the series. This installment elevates both the character arcs and the narrative itself, exceeding my expectations for their second time at the helm. The four young protagonists experience significant growth as they deal with…


