What was name of the sequel to the film Scream called?
Scream 2 that "["Scream 2"] is gorier than the original, and that distracts from the witty screenplay." "Time Out London" was mixed in its response, calling the film superior to most other horror films but poor in comparison to "Scream", while "Variety", scathing of "Scream" before its release, positively received the sequel, saying "[characters] ponder whether any sequel ever topped the original. "Scream 2" is certainly worthy of being part of that debate." "Empire"'s Kim Newman echoed this sentiment saying "Some great comic—and terrifying—moments, but suffers for not being as original as the original" remarking that though the film had the same
Scream (1996 film) well financially and critically as its predecessor, while "Scream 3" fared significantly worse on both counts, with critics deriding the film as having become what the original had so deftly satirized. Fifteen years after the release of "Scream" and eleven years after the release of the last film in the series, The Weinstein Company released a new sequel, "Scream 4", on April 15, 2011. Campbell, Cox and Arquette all return to their roles, and Craven, Williamson, and Beltrami return to the production side. The Weinstein Company stated that the success of "Scream 4" could lead to potential sequels and a