Scream VI is set to shake things up for the hit slasher franchise in a big way, taking its [...]
Scream VI is set to shake things up for the hit slasher franchise in a big way, taking its starring ensemble to the Big Apple. Ghostface is sure to pick them off one by one until the killer is inevitably stopped. While it's always a guarantee the mayhem is eventually stopped, it looks like they won't be corralled until much later than the other films in the franchise. According to a new Scream VI listing on Regal's website, the sequel is set to be the longest of the franchise.
In addition to being the longest film in the franchise, the tone of the franchise will shift heavily as co-director Tyler Gillett has teased the subversive nature of Scream VI. He continued,"It's relentless and really visceral. There's a lot more of Matt and I in this movie. I think that we had to make Scream 5 in order to feel like we had permission to do this one. It has all of the ingredients, all of the things that we love about the franchise but it has an attitude that's a little bit different. We think people are going to be really excited about it.
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