where entire groups of vacationing teens can be hacked to bits and yet every year more arrive just to tempt fate. In the world of Scream there are very real consequences to peoples actions and grave results are on the cards or anybody and everybody. People mourn the dead in these films; death is not a joke. The victims here have families and backstories and pain. Will the series acknowledge this and be able to make its (inevitably overstuffed) cast personable or will one characters death be merely a way to get away with grabbing the Scream brand. Even in the less popular Scream 3 and Scream 4 it's rare to find a character's death feel completely arbitrary. For every Anthony Anderson or Deon Richmond, there is a Marielle Joffe or Parker Posey. The survivors don't just pick themselves up and carry on with their lives, they have scars and damage. Will a series be able to get this across without the skill of Craven and Williamson? Someone who holds such a close relationship with the franchise as I do can only hold out hope. "What's your favourite scary TV show?" doesn't quite have the same ring to it, but I'll tune in to find out if Scream is it. As long as they don't cast Jessica Alba, amiright? (and before anybody asks, yes, there are still plans to finish "Scream to Scream". I just needed an extended break!) Disclaimer Everything that is written on this webpage - Stale Popcorn