Scream VI
Directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler GillettAfter surviving the latest Woodsboro murders, a group of teens move to New York City, hoping for a fresh start, only to find a new killer picking up where the last Ghostface killer left off.
Scream VI Ratings & Reviews
- VarunOctober 19, 2024After 5 Scream movies and a tv show, I’m impressed that this part still managed to misdirect me on the killer’s identity and motives. Ghostface is more brutal and menacing than ever before and the action scenes were enjoyable. The New York City vibe is a nice change from the small town vibes of the past movies and the colour tone made it even more cinematic. The main cast is great, the additional cast I found to be a bit weak this time but overall they were decent. I think part 6 is as good as, if not better than the previous film and I’m excited to see how they develop this franchise going forward. Update (22-11-2023): There’s nothing to look forward to as the franchise is dead now that Spyglass decided to fire Melissa Barrera for supporting the basic human rights of Palestinians and Jenna Ortega dropping out. The only hope is if it’s sold to a different company and they get the main cast back together. It took 11 years to bring back and revitalise Scream and Spyglass killed it in one day smh
- cultfilmlikerMarch 10, 2026The “core 4” didn’t last very long, huh (NOT A SPOILER; just a warning about Scream 7) “Hey Siri, call the police” Is that so hard!? The man held up a convenience store with a shotgun for 5 minutes easy. NY is slacking! Love “when the party's over” being in this so much. Also reminder that Billie & Finneas were on Fishcenter on [adult swim] in 2018 +1/4 star for Tim Robinson voice and cloaked Akiva cameo
- Kevin WardJuly 3, 2025My daughter has been dying to see this since it came out, but for some reason it’s just taken us a long time to get to the theater for this one. Had a really good time with her and my oldest son. Feels like they cranked up the violence a bit, which is always a plus for me when it comes to slashers. Several moments had Paisley wincing and squirming in her seat. It’s a one of the more predictable entries in terms of determining who the killer/s are. Still a really good time. As we’re leaving the theater, Paisley says, “So, if one of the rules is that they’ll subvert expectations….that really just means that there’s no rules.” And she’s absolutely right. The new setting is very a welcome change. I wasn’t much a fan of Melissa Barrera’s Sam, in Scream (5), but I thought it worked much better in this. She and Jenna Ortega’s Tara were an excellent tandem here.
- JeremiahMarch 5, 2026In 2023 I watched Scream 1 -5, like one a day in anticipation of watching 6, when I was done with 5 though oh man did I scream myself out. Here we are 3 years later fulfilling that plan finally. The 6th movie in the Scooby Doo series isn’t offering much new than the setting and no Sydney. Of course the Scooby Doo ending gets hammy and theatrical. It was all fine. Watchable. Dependent on how much you like these new characters and they are ok but im not head over heels for any of em, Maybe in 3 years I will watch Scream 7.
- jackmeatDecember 7, 2025My quick rating - 6.5/10. Let's see how they do without Neve Campbell. Not only did they do fine, I will take this entry slightly over last year's reboot of the horror series (review). This is mainly due to one factor: They have unleashed an even more brutal version of the Ghostface killer. Beyond that, if you thought enough already about the whole Scream idea and the last one was overkill or just a cash grab, then do not bother with this one. If you are still reading, then you will want to know the good. First off, the kills are quite nice, and I do like the relentless version we have this time. So if you want more blood, then you will be satisfied. They also do a nice job of taking the retread characters from Scream 5 and giving them a bit more depth. Not saying that is necessary for a horror flick, but at least I got a better feel for their plight this time. Getting Jenna Ortega front and center after becoming the Hollywood darling of Wednesday was a must, and it worked seamlessly. Her and older sister Melissa Barrera leave Woodsboro and make a home in New York City in hopes of putting that bit of the past behind them. But we wouldn't be here for the requel-sequel if that were at all possible. And this time they decide to really double down on the formula that has been the driving force of these flix, "whodunit". Even though you are prepped to start guessing who it is right away, the writers made sure to throw plenty of crumbs around to keep you wondering. You will really get pulled into this one right away as it opens up at full tilt with a couple of nice kills before the credits are even rolling. And not too long into the mayhem will we see Courteney Cox again reporting on the familiar gruesome happenings. Matt Bettinelli-Olpin & Tyler Gillett work up some really nice set pieces and find a way to bleed out every last drop of the scenes they are designed for. A favorite is a simple corner store robbery that turns into a bloodbath when Ghostface shows up. Only the fans of the series need to check this out since it doesn't bring anything new to the table, but it does enough to separate itself from being mundane, which is exactly what I expected to happen.
- ርልዪረOctober 11, 2025Plot: Following the events of Scream (2022), the surviving characters leave Woodsboro and move to New York City, only to find that Ghostface has followed them. The film follows the group as they try to survive the urban setting while uncovering the new killer’s identity. Strengths: Fresh Setting: Moving the action to New York City adds variety and creative opportunities for kills and suspense. High Stakes: The urban environment increases tension and stakes for the survivors. Blend of Horror & Humor: Maintains the series’ signature self-aware humor while delivering suspenseful moments. Strong Ensemble Cast: Balances returning characters with new faces effectively. Weaknesses: Predictable Twists: Some elements follow familiar franchise patterns, making certain reveals predictable. Pacing: Some sequences drag, slightly reducing tension. Less Original: Relies heavily on franchise nostalgia and prior formulas rather than breaking new ground. Overall: Scream VI is a fun and suspenseful continuation of the franchise. The new setting and mix of old and new characters keep the story engaging, even if it doesn’t fully reinvent the slasher formula. Fans of the series will enjoy the thrills and callbacks.
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Scream VI Trivia
Scream VI was released on March 8, 2023.
Scream VI was directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett.
Scream VI has a runtime of 2h 2m.
Scream VI was produced by Paul Neinstein, William Sherak, James Vanderbilt.
After surviving the latest Woodsboro murders, a group of teens move to New York City, hoping for a fresh start, only to find a new killer picking up where the last Ghostface killer left off.
The key characters in Scream VI are Sam Carpenter (Melissa Barrera), Tara Carpenter (Jenna Ortega), Mindy Meeks-Martin (Jasmin Savoy Brown).
Scream VI is rated R.
Scream VI is a Horror, Mystery, Thriller film.
Scream VI has an audience rating of 9 out of 10.
Scream VI had a budget of $33M.
Scream VI has made $169.1M at the box office.