
By now, you all know I’m a big Scream fan, ever since my first time seeing the original as a 9-year-old in 1996, being scared as I watched Drew Barrymore being stalked on the phone by Ghostface. So when I found out that Scream VI was coming out this March, I knew I’d follow tradition by going to see it by myself, first showing of the morning of opening day! 🍿😎
But first, here’s the outfit I wore! 😱💜







Now, to discuss the movie experience!!!
In Scream VI, we’re taken away from quaint Woodsboro, CA to bustling New York City. It definitely had a grittier atmosphere that made the film feel darker. Oh, and I was pretty shocked by the level of gore that has gone up in the Scream franchise! But, I realized that I may be experiencing a little something called…getting older! As I was watching the film, watching the younger generation of actors lead the way in the new franchise (with a few legacy characters still part of it, like Courtney Cox’s Gale Weathers, Skeet Ulrich’s Billy Loomis (in hallucination form, that is!), and Hayden Panettiere’s Kirby Reed characters), I realized that the new era of Scream is far more brutal than the originals in the ’90s, but hey – times change, I know.
Nonetheless, I’ll always continue to follow the Ghostface legacy, and I’m glad they’re keeping it alive! So having said that, besides the eeek gore factor in Scream VI, the scary factor was off the charts! I don’t think I’ve ever been so on-the-edge-of-my-seat-holding-my-breath nervous in a Scream film. That’s something that has leveled up, and also, the whodunit factor. I literally couldn’t figure out who was behind the mask, and they did a great job leaving you to wonder.
It was a real thriller, and downright terrifying at times! Without giving anything away to those who see it, I’ll just say that the subway scene and the liquor store scene were the two that terrified me the most. Instantly unforgettable! 👀

So here’s to keeping legacies alive, even if it’s a crazed killer in a Ghostface mask. Scream is the first scary film I ever saw, and I’ve never gone without seeing a new film they’ve produced since. And although things change, it still feels like it’s somehow keeping the ’90s – and my childhood! – alive. And you can’t beat that!
By the way, that popcorn was AMAZING. 🍿

Awesome outfit 🤩 You make the movie sound so fun!! Wish I could marathon them all 😭💀
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Hit the button before I could ask: did you watch the old ones before going to the new one? 🎥🎬
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I actually didn’t marathon them before going to see the new one!! 🍿 But recently I did watch the original Scream, and not too long ago, Scream V!
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Thank you!!! 💖
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That’s good you enjoyed the movie. I’ve never seen any of them. Cute outfit. That popcorn looks great in the photo.
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Thanks so much!!! It was delicious! 🍿
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Your outfit is amazing! You must have been the belle of the ball at the theater. That snack box looks delicious too. I’m not into gore at all, but if it has a good story and all those attributes you spoke of I may have to check it out. I loved the original.
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Thank you!!! The snack box was soooo good. I totally loved the original, too!
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When I heard that there was a new Scream movie out, I knew you’d be first in line! That’s so cool that Skeet Ulrich made a cameo as a hallucination! Also, this made me laugh: “Oh, and I was pretty shocked by the level of gore that has gone up in the Scream franchise! But, I realized that I may be experiencing a little something called…getting older!” Still, gore or not, I love that you found so many other things to appreciate about the movie. Of course, your outfit is “killer” (my favorite part is your adorable ghost barrette), and the snack pack looks super fun. Life’s always better with fruit snacks! 👻🍓
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Thanks so much; I’m glad you got a laugh from that line!! And fruit snacks are so delish! 💖
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