40 years after John Carpenter's Halloween, a new entry in the series seeks to do one thing if nothing else... write out of existence literally every single sequel in the franchise, and the Rob Zombie films (blog) to boot. Other than that, exactly how does (blog post) it stack up as a modern slasher, as well as a Halloween movie?Source: Halloween

Scream 2, filmed under the title "Scream: The Sequel" is, wouldn't you know it? The sequel to Scream! As such, it's more of the same, people around Sidney Prescott begin dropping like flies due to the extracurricular activities of a ghostfaced masked killer... but this is also directed by Wes Craven, so that honestly goofy setup somehow is played

A few weeks back, behind-the-scenes footage from the production of Prey sparked up debate online on CGI vs Practical Effects. Before CGI was a thing, it was all practical all the time due to necessity. However, in the years since Jurassic Park showed us that CGI can be more impressive in many ways, Hollywood has gone CGI for most everything.