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Scream is a franchise full of brutal deaths, many of them absolutely devastating for viewers. Sure, you're happy to see some characters go, but whether you grew to like a particular key player over the course of the film, or you can just place yourself in the same scary position, other characters leave heartbreak behind when Ghostface finally catches up to them.

The latest Scream film, which is currently in theatres, is the first in the series not directed by horror legend Wes Craven, who passed away in 2015.

Scream was No. 1 at the box office over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend with a projected four-day gross of $34 million — dethroning Spider-Man: No Way Home. Scream's three-day domestic weekend gross is an estimated $30 million. Overseas, Scream grossed $18 million from 50 markets for a global debut of $52 million. Scream comes more than 25 years after the late Wes Craven's original film hit the big screen. The new film — the first not directed by Craven — is the fifth ...

Scream is back, and Jack Quaid is one of the young actors who could either be victim or killer. Hear what he has to say about that (and more).

‘Scream’ takes over the top spot at the box office with $34M holiday weekend debut

‘Scream’ takes over the top spot at the box office with $34M holiday weekend debut

Scream was No. 1 at the box office over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend with a projected four-day gross of $34 million — dethroning Spider-Man: No Way Home. Scream's three-day domestic weekend gross is an estimated $30 million. Overseas, Scream grossed $18 million from 50 markets for a global debut of $52 million. Scream comes more than 25 years after the late Wes Craven's original film hit the big screen. The new film — the first not directed by Craven — is the fifth ...

Scream was No. 1 at the box office over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend with a projected four-day gross of $34 million — dethroning Spider-Man: No

Scream was No. 1 at the box office over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend with a projected four-day gross of $34 million — dethroning Spider-Man: No

Scream emerges as the box office winner during the lengthy Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, with an estimated four-day revenue of $34 million, ousting Spider-Man: No Way Home. It's also excellent enough to resurrect the popular slasher series for Paramount and Spyglass Entertainment, who collaborated on the reboot. The three-day domestic weekend total for Scream…