What a film!!!!!!!!! (No spoilers)

Rating: 10/10 (12 November 1999)

It begins with a terrible murder that is now a classic. Sydney Prescott is a teenager who goes to school with her many friends. She seems normal but she is not. Her mother have been murdered and raped one year ago and a killer tries to kill her. The phones rings and people screams and everybody's a suspect.
This movie allows us to discover a new genius: Kevin Williamson. His script is totally wise and original. The character are not cliché and stupid, they seems to me realistic and they are great, all of them. The story itself is extremely good and original. The ending petrified me with the revelation of the killer. I thought that all the scenes are extremely good and breath taking. And a thing that is wonderful is all the movies references in the movie. I am a horror movies fan since my childhood and I grow up with Nightmare on elm street, Friday the !3 and Halloween and it was a pleasure for me to see that the characters in the film also saw those films. It was a big fun also to find all the references. This movie does not take us for dumb teenagers.
The interpretations are very good. Neve Campbell is wonderful and great. Her character is not a dumb girl. I think that she is one of the best actresses of her generation. David Arquette is very funny and he is perfect in his role. When I saw that Courteney Cox was in the film, I was worried because of her last films but she impressed me a lot. She is one of my favorite actresses. For the others, they are great too, especially Billy and Stu. For those who saw the film know why.
Wes Craven made most of the film that I watched when I was a little kid. This one is his best I think. The actors are pretty well directed and everything is good. I can't wait to see Scream 3.
There are a lot of people who blame the film for violence in our society because of his realistic violence. I think that it doesn't influence badly the teenagers or adults or whatever. The violent scenes are not funny or light. The first scene is totally terrible and it does not make me wanted to kill blind girls. The rest of the film is like that. Murders are terrible and I think it's a movie that takes it seriously. Not like Steven Seagle or Jean-Claude Van Damme's movies where murder is as important as dirt on a roof. Also the movie explain a lot how the American filmmakers do their horror film. We learn that they make them do drugs and have sex just to kill them. It's insulting and totally stupid and pathetic. This is clichés of horror film. The end explain it very well, the killer also, in a fascinating scene.
Well SCREAM is my favorite film of all time. The not cliché horror film are too rare. We have to explain Hollywood man that having sex, being black or gay is not a reason to be killed. It is not good for our generation to be insulted like that. Scream is not like that and His writer also and that is good news for the teenagers or for others who are bothers by the messages from Hollywood Movies.