I’ve seen this at home tons of times, but nothing beats watching it in theaters!! Must see!!!

Better watching it in the theaters!! Had me laughing and #SCREAMing

One of the best movies ever !!!

Same movie with old interviews. Fathom promised a trailer just to get ppl to go see this. False advertising Boo on you!

Was expecting a trailer for the new Scream coming out and didn’t get it when I was told I was gonna see if during the showing it was promoted and everything and didn’t get a trailer that’s why I’m only giving this a 3 start rating dont promote something if we are not gonna get it

25 years later and it's still a Scream 😱 🔪

Loved seeing this in theaters! I've seen this many times and I felt like it was the first time😍

It was awesome watching this 25th Anniversary screening of Scream in theaters AGAIN but this time as a 34 year old adult instead of as a 9 year old kid. The audience laughed plenty of times and there was heavy applause at the end of the movie. I will cherish this memorable experience. I can't wait for the 25th Anniversary of Scream 2.

So, so, good! Thank you, Fathom Events, for this experience!

It was amazing to watch it on the big screen with the crowd

Doesn't know when to stop with the jokes about other horror movies and settle down to tell a coherent story.

May not be the most scary or the grossest horror film you've ever seen, but it has one distinct feature: it actually talks up to the audience. By the conclusion, you won't be shaking in your seat, but you may enjoy the status of someone who has earned a Master's in Slashology.

Liam Lacey

The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

Compared with most of what passes for scary movies these days, this is golden: It's not stupid, it's not wussy and it pulls off a couple of pretty nasty jolts.

Frank Lovece

TV Guide Magazine