A Scream 7 Return Just Got Way More Likely Thanks To A Canceled Horror Show
Fans of the Scream franchise have been eagerly awaiting the next installment of the iconic horror series, and it seems that a Scream 7 return is now more likely than ever. The reason behind this newfound optimism lies in the unexpected cancellation of another horror show, which has left a gaping hole in the market and paved the way for the return of Ghostface.
According to sources close to the production, the cancellation of the popular horror series, "The Darkest Night", has led to a shift in priorities at Dimension Films, the studio behind the Scream franchise. With the sudden loss of a major horror property, the studio is now looking to revive other successful franchises, including Scream.
The Scream franchise, which has been dormant since the release of Scream 4 in 2011, has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years thanks to the success of the MTV series, Scream: The TV Series. The show, which ran for two seasons, brought the franchise back to life and introduced a new generation of fans to the iconic Ghostface killer.
While the fate of Scream 7 was previously uncertain, the cancellation of "The Darkest Night" has changed the landscape of the horror genre and created an opportunity for Dimension Films to revisit the Scream franchise. Insiders claim that the studio is already in talks with the original creators of the franchise, Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson, to revive the series.
The return of Scream would be a major coup for Dimension Films, which has struggled to find success in the horror genre in recent years. The franchise, which has grossed over $500 million worldwide, has a dedicated fan base and is widely regarded as one of the most influential horror franchises of all time.
While the cancellation of "The Darkest Night" may be a blow to fans of the show, it could ultimately be a blessing in disguise for fans of Scream. The return of Ghostface would bring a new level of excitement and anticipation to the horror genre, and could potentially pave the way for a new wave of horror movies and TV shows.
In the meantime, fans of the Scream franchise will have to wait and see if the rumors of a Scream 7 return are true. However, with the cancellation of "The Darkest Night" and the success of the MTV series, it’s clear that the time is ripe for a new installment in the franchise. Bring on Ghostface!