Gale Weathers Reports on The Original Woodsboro Murders

The ScreamThe franchise will return to the big screen on the next week and many of its characters. original cast, including Neve Campbell’s Sidney Prescott, David Arquette’s Dewey Riley and Courtney Cox’s Gale Weathers. They have been an enjoyable trio to watch in horror films, and we are eagerly awaiting their return. Scream is teasing where Gale’s journalism career is now.

A new ScreamVideo was discovered on Twitter, and it features Courtney Cox’s character hosting a news special called Tonight with Gale Weathers: Woodsboro Murders, where the reporter dramatically recalls the events of the horror movies and teases what’s to come. It’s worth a look:

In the video, Gale Weathers shares how it’s been over a decade since Ghostface has struck the town of Woodsboro, and she’s right, the last Scream Movie was back in 2011 She recalls the events in the original movie, where citizens were found. “trapped inside a real life scary movie.”Weathers points fingers back at Ghostface was the original killers, who were Skeet Ulrich’s Billy and Matthew Lillard’s Stu, each heavily inspired by horror films.

Gale Weathers briefly explains the events of the ScreamEach subsequent Ghostface is called a sequel “copycat killers.”The new Scream movie has Ghostface haunting Woodsboro once again, and as Weathers shares, it’s time for her to “finally uncover the truth behind the Woodsboro murders.” I’d totally watch this TV special, but thankfully we’ll get to live the experience with Gale for the next Scream movie.

The first movie in the franchise is coming out. To be done since the death Of Wes CravenThe name synonymous with a great deal of success is. ScreamIt all started at the beginning. It was the right time. Ready or notTyler Gillett, Matt Bettinelli Olpin, and Matt Bettinelli Olpin are the directors ScreamThe original cast is still there, but there are many new faces such as Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega and Dylan Minnette. ScreamSidney returns to her hometown 25 years after the events in the first movie to confront Ghostface.

Ahead of the film’s release, Screamhas been screened and approved by the press. The response so far has been amazing. CinemaBlend’s own Corey Chichizola called the movie a “blast,”Sharing that it has “wild twists, gnarly kills and some mind-blowing moments for longtime fans.” Kevin McCarthy is a ReelBlend cohostIt was “the best Scream since the original,”I felt that the movie had brought me joy. “fresh yet brutal new tone to the franchise.”It sounds almost like the future ScreamIt is amazing.

While we don’t know whether Gale’s new video is part of the movie itself or a bit of clever marketing for the film, it is exciting to imagine the character telling the tale in a news special format and once again going full journalist on us throughout the scary movie. ScreamSee it in theaters on January 14. Check out these other offerings upcoming horror movies await.