The DVDs have made the jump to widescreen.

The Stab movies have definitely changed things up. (Also, I recognize Malin Akerman and Kristen Bell in the second opening)

Though I question how a grounded slasher series could incorporate time travel. (Then again, Friday the 13th included zombies, telekinesis, and Jason In Space)

I'm sure some slasher series has worked in time travel. (I haven't seen Happy Death Day, so I'm not sure if it's a slasher)

I'm not as familiar with the killer or killers in this one, so I don't think I'll try to predict who did which killings like I did with the first two.

Hey, it's Alison Brie!

(I've only seen her in Community from what I recall)

And Hayden Panettiere - I mainly recognize her from Heroes.

Robbie's immediately suspicious, not to mention annoying. (Trevor's also suspicious; not sure if they're just red herrings)

Judy isn't a killer, but she's being deliberately obstructive/annoying.

Gale Weathers is going rogue.Wildcard Bitches

Trevor immediately became more suspicious now that he's pulling moves from Billy Loomis's book like sneaking in through the window. (Not sure if making him the killer would be too obvious or not)

Meanwhile, Judy's looming ominously in the shadows.

That's a fucking creepy way to talk about a high school student, Perkins.

Multiple people have thought that Ghostface is Trevor when he calls them.

This is the second time in two days that a movie has involved someone's palm getting impaled. I'm guessing it's possible to heal from that, but it's still gross to see.

I'm not sure if they're laying it on too thick that Trevor is the killer. (Also, some random person on the street said Sidney is just like her mother, which doesn't make much sense)

Charlie looks kind of familiar.

He's played by Rory Culkin, who's the brother of Macaulay Culkin and Kieran Culkin.

The killer(s) seem(s) kind of sexist so far; all four of the first victims have been women. (Not sure if one or both of the killers is an incel)

I could see one of the video club people (Charlie or Robbie) being a killer.

It kind of feels like there are only four police officers in all of Woodsboro.

Okay, one of the cinema club members definitely seems like a killer. (Probably not both of them, though maybe it could be)

Didn't expect that, in universe, the original Stab was directed by Robert Rodriguez. (I figure they'd go with a fictional director or just not mention the director)

It would be annoying to watch a movie with everyone around you reciting the dialogue. (The closest I've been to a showing like that was watching The Room at my university, where people would throw plastic spoons or toss around a football in the aisles)

Okay, now there are only two police officers in Woodsboro.

Something seems suspicious when Jill messaged Kirby saying "my mom is driving me crazy" when Jill's mom wasn't at home at the time.

The killer isn't doing much to change my mind that they're an incel - aside from the police officers (who needed to be taken out of the way), everyone who's been attacked or killed has been a woman.

Given that Robbie is getting drunk, I'm guessing he's not the killer, though he is a total dork.

I think everyone in this movie agrees - Trevor is just the worst.

Guessing Charlie is one killer. Trevor might be another one, but he might be too obvious.

There were a LOT of horror remakes between Scream 3 and 4, apparently.

Oh no Kirby

Though I know she survives since she's in Scream 6.

There's the second killer reveal.

Recording footage of your murders seems like it would backfire even if they edited it.

Trevor deserved to get shot in the dick.

One killer clearly doesn't agree with the other on the direction of their plan.

And that was before the incel killer was stabbed by the other one.

The remaining killer is clearly more of a sociopath than their partner. (Or most if not all of the other Ghostfaces)

Much like the Scream 2 killer, at least this one is taking the effort to cover her tracks.

Though they're going a bit too far to set up the scenario where they frame someone.

And that was before they ran headfirst into a picture and flopped onto a glass table.

The killer's comment about matching wounds seems like the sort of thing that will backfire on them.

Much like the hospital in Haddonfield in Halloween 2, you'd think that the Woodsboro hospital would have more people there, especially after a high profile attack like this.

The killer's story seems like it would fall apart under the slightest scrutiny, given that a single off-hand remark mere minutes after the event has already led to them trying to kill four more people with no alibi.

I expected there to be some sort of aftermath, but I suppose ending where it did was more effective.

I think that might have been my second favourite in the series.

(it's going to be hard to top the original)

Turns out it was Anna Paquin, not Malin Akerman.