Scream's Best Sequel Hid One of the Worst Scenes in The Entire 30-Year Franchise
Scream 2 is overall a fantastic sequel, but this scene stands out as the product of a rewrite, and it almost derails the whole thing.
Most fans of Wes Craven’s Scream franchise would agree that Scream 2 is a little more tightly paced than the original film.
But part of the charm of Scream (1996) is that it doesn’t really follow a three-act structure as much as it has two distinct halves.
- The first half introduces the primary characters, including Sidney Prescott, Dewey Riley, Gale Weathers, Tatum Riley, Billy Loomis, Stu Macher, and Randy Meeks.
- The second half is the party at Stu’s house, where suspicion is confirmed but with a twist.
Scream 2, however, is a bit more crowded, but it breezes by in a more traditional way.
Author's summary: Scream 2 has a tightly paced plot.
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