The Scream Franchise
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And the way she gives away the entire plot of “Stab” when talking about her “character”.
I love Scream! I saw the first one at a midnight showing - I think it was the first 18 film I saw in a cinema when actually aged 18. It came out in the U.K. not long after my 18th birthday. I genuinely found it scary, but nowadays I'm immune to it. I don't know if it's because I'm more grown up or if it's just not actually that scary.
Scream 2 came out during my first year of university, and living on campus made this one feel even creepier at the time. I studied media (avec le français, quoi) and we had sound recording studios on campus, so that tense chase scene in recording studios always felt quite real. (Urban Legend being campus-based struck a chord too.)
3 was pretty meh. I wished they'd shown more of the Stab movies within - David Schwimmer in a cameo etc. The Stab scenes from 2 are some of my faves.
I've not seen 4 since it was first released in cinemas. I barely remember it other than who the killer was. We had no sound for the first few minutes either, so I can't even recall the intro. I should seek it out again as it's a good 8 years since I saw this.
Oh, whenever I listen to Switch It On by Will Young, I always change the lyrics of the line to "Can't you see I'm a little Cotton weary".
Scream 2 came out during my first year of university, and living on campus made this one feel even creepier at the time. I studied media (avec le français, quoi) and we had sound recording studios on campus, so that tense chase scene in recording studios always felt quite real. (Urban Legend being campus-based struck a chord too.)
3 was pretty meh. I wished they'd shown more of the Stab movies within - David Schwimmer in a cameo etc. The Stab scenes from 2 are some of my faves.
I've not seen 4 since it was first released in cinemas. I barely remember it other than who the killer was. We had no sound for the first few minutes either, so I can't even recall the intro. I should seek it out again as it's a good 8 years since I saw this.
Oh, whenever I listen to Switch It On by Will Young, I always change the lyrics of the line to "Can't you see I'm a little Cotton weary".
Tribal Spaceman
Oh, OK.
Every time I see this gif I think it's Susan and Libby Kennedy from Neighbours at first.It’s not wise to patronise someone with the ‘Scream Quadrilogy and Still Screaming documentary’ boxset GodsAndMonsters.
“HeresTheWayISeeItIHaveNoHouseNoBodyguardAndImBeingStalked,BecauseSomeoneWantsToKillMe?NoBecauseSomeoneWantsToKillYou,SoNowStartingNowIGoWhereYouGo,ThatWayIfSomeoneTriesToKillMeI’llBeWithYou,AndSinceTheyReallyWannaKillYouTheyWontKillMeThey’llKillYou....Make Sense?”
“None.”
“None.”
The kii that it actually does kinda make sense.
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Who is that?!Except me.
Wow....poor Erica Kane.
Susan Lucci, who played Erica Kane on the American soap opera, All My Children.
Before Buffy, Sarah played Erica's long-lost daughter, Kendall, who came to Pine Valley to find her mother, Erica. Unfortunately, Erica didn't want anything to do with Kendall since Kendall was the result of Erica being raped.
The years Sarah was on All My Children were the best. The scenes between Sarah and Susan crackled with tension. However there were rumours that Susan resented Sarah because Sarah immediately became a fan favourite and (deservedly) won an Emmy before Susan who had been nominated many times but never won.
I think Susan’s acting was never better than her scenes with Sarah. From her time on All My Children you just knew Sarah was going to be a star. And not long after she left AMC, she got Buffy.
Sarah’s impact.
Oop, I didn’t even recognise her in that photo! facepalmemoji. I’m sorry!
I’ve not actually seen her in much but loooooooved her in Devious Maids.
Also, if Sarah Darling’s lines are meant to be digs at SMG then I can kind of agree if she did have issues. As iconic as that scene is, I still get annoyed that she didn’t just leave the house. To. This. Day.
Also, as many times as I’ve watched the film I’ve still not been able to spot the crew member at the end of that scene.
I’ve not actually seen her in much but loooooooved her in Devious Maids.
Also, if Sarah Darling’s lines are meant to be digs at SMG then I can kind of agree if she did have issues. As iconic as that scene is, I still get annoyed that she didn’t just leave the house. To. This. Day.
Also, as many times as I’ve watched the film I’ve still not been able to spot the crew member at the end of that scene.
I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to bring up a sore subject for you.How.....dare you.
His head pops up over a tree in the background as soon as SMG (or her stunt double, I guess) is flung over the balcony.
