Part 2 of more screams and slashing.

Rating: 7/10 (8 March 2014)

This is the sequel to one of the definite slasher movies, where two years after the events of "Scream," Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) and Randy Meeks (Jamie Kennedy) are trying to get on with their lives and are students at Windsor College. When Gale Weathers' (Courteney Cox) novel "The Woodsboro Murders" turned into the film, "Stab," of series of killings occur and GhostFace returns. Soon, the stalking, phone calls and screams occur again.
Filmed in a college setting, the actors did provide another believable and serious performance, providing enough drama and suspense to make the horror film watchable and tense. Scary scenes with the killer chasing the victims left and right and the victims hiding and trying to escape from the unseen killer will send chills down your spine and cover your ears to prevent you from being creeped out at those jumping-out-at-you moments, which are more in abundance than in the previous film; the part where Sidney creeps up to the car to see if the unmoving GhostFace character is dead or alive.
With these teen-flick types of horror movies, it has its fair share of corny and lame moments. Sarah Michelle Gellar is my favorite actor, though, in the movie and she took on a role similar to that of Drew Barrymorre in the previous film, engaging, suspenseful and memorable. But, her cynical and determined attitude give the plot more excitement. Overall, not a bad horror sequel.
Grade B-