The Ghostface killer is at it again. And this time, it's even better!

Rating: Null/10 (4 November 2000)

I love 'Scream'. It was original, witty, scary, gory - everything you could want in a horror movie, and more. And knowing that no matter how good a horror is, the sequel will ALWAYS be ten times worse.
Alas, my pecimistic attitude was punched in the face after watching 'Scream 2'. And although the opening scene wasn't as good as the original's one, it was still excellent.
Neve Campbell, David Arquette, Courteney Cox and Jamie Kennedy return in this exciting horror/thriller/comedy, in which they are daunted by memories past of 2 young psychopaths out for revenge and ended up taking the lives of a big portion of their friends and family.
However, there's always flaws (especially when dealing with horrors) and I felt that although the killers were good, they had little or nothing to do with the storyline. But this didn't stop the writers from creating a kick-ass final scene - which far outweighs the first one - where, once again, Sydney and Gale (plus Cotton, this time) come face to face with their savage attackers.
Elise Neal, Jerry O'Connell and Sarah Michelle Gellar are also welcolme delights, and Courteney Cox is still the caniving bitch with excellent one-liners that we've all come to know and love!!
I've seen this film, lot's more than either of the other two, because, in my opinion Scream 2 is, by far the better of the trilogy. 'Scream' got to become quite silly, and 'Scream 3' was very distant in terms of the fact it didn't really fit in with the whole storyline.
Anyway, 'Scream 2' is a wicked film. 9½/10!!