The Best Horror Movie I've Seen

Rating: 9/10 (8 October 1999)

`The Craven for Terror' Scream2: rated R, 2 hours and 2 minutes
As stated in the movie by actor Timothy Olyphant (Mickey), `History repeats itself.' Scream1 and 2 each have certain elements and scenes that are rest assured not coincidentally almost exactly alike. For instance, Dewey, Gale, and Sydney are your typical Scream heroes, (or at least it looks as though they are). A question asked during both movies is `Did the boyfriend do it?' You've got to be a certified genius to figure out who the killer is in this murder mystery, because in short, everyone's a suspect!
The sensational teenage cast plays a big role in bringing Scream2 to its full potential. Jada Pinkett, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jerry O' Connell, Liev Schreiber, David Arquette, Courtney Cox, Tori Spelling, and of course, Neve Campbell are what make up this phenomenal cast of Gen. X's. The scenes are gripping as each one takes you on a trip through terror lane, using each important character as your tour guide for the intense adventure.
Though the movie is exceedingly interesting, it is obviously not the most realistic movie. Everything revolves around killings, and key word, possible killings. Even so, Scream2 isn't so far from reality (okay, it is, but Craven did his best anyway); the outrageous parts were done to look as believable as possible.
As many more people were killed in the sequel than were in the previous movie, (remember, all second flicks have twice the mayhem), which has proved that the more murdered, the merrier. Characters were literally torn apart, and the audiences liked it, despite how gruesome it may sound, it definitely caught their attention, and it certainly caught mine!
Scream2, directed by Wes Craven, also starring Elise Neal, has earned it's A in the ever lasting genre of horror movies.