Scream 4

When Kirby is on the phone to Jill, as she approaches 'Stab fest' party, Her iPhone is clearly on the contacts list and not on call mode.

iPhone screens are blank during phone calls when up against the ear.

When Sidney is unpacking her aunt's groceries, the box of cereal has already been opened and closed back shut.

When Gale is typing at her computer, she continues to press keys even though the screen shows that she had finished the sentence she was writing.

When Chloe is stabbed, the blood coming out of her mouth appears and disappears between shots.

During the "Stabathon", when "Stab" is playing, the scenes are out of sequence.

The first scene shown is the popcorn burning, then the shower scene.

The shower scene is supposed to be in the opening sequence, before the popcorn burning scene.

In Kirbys house.

Kirby says that the land line and router are down.

Shortly after Kirby's iPhone has a Wi-Fi signal on.

When at Kirby's house after Sheriff Riley interrupts the Stabathon, Charlie says he will watch Stab 7, and puts on the DVD.

But when we see the film playing later, it is the girls from the opening scene, the ones with the Facebook-stalker, which was revealed to be Stab 6.

Yet as discussed by Jenny and Marnie in the 'true' opening, the beginning of Stab 7 had Rachel and Chloe watching Stab 6 and criticizing it.

Jill is stood holding the gun and the knife and is waving the knife in Sidney's face.

But, when her and Charlie go to stab each other she's only holding the gun and he passes her the knife.

In the beginning of the movie, when Gale is sitting in front of her 6th generation Apple iMac, instead of OS X 10.

6 Snow Leopard, it's got OS X 10.

4 Tiger installed.

Every 6th gen iMac came preinstalled with Snow Leopard.

When the girl crawls away from Ghostface while bleeding, he moves to the garage door controls to close the door while she's crawling under it.

We see a shot of the girl crawling, and in the last second before the camera shifts, the garage door starts to go down seconds before the camera switches to Ghostface hitting the "Close" button on the controls.

When Jill comes into Sidney's hospital room she pulls out the call bell cord before Sidney can call for help.

In any hospital if you pull out the cord it sounds an alarm to call for help as well, yet no alarm was heard.

SPOILER.

When Rebecca is running towards the exit door in the parking garage, there is an exit sign on the door.

When she gets stabbed, the sign had disappeared, and the cars are parked in an other way.

When Jenny hangs up and goes toward the stairs to check what happened to Marnie, she's holding her phone on her left hand.

In the next shot, her phone had disappeared.

When Sidney, runs to Olivia's house she walks into the blood splattered room.

Sydney runs her hand down the blood covered door frame.

None of the blood smudges or goes onto her hand.

If the murder had just happened the blood would have went onto her hand, and smeared down the door frame When Charlie holds his iPhone up to Sidney to show his murder footage, he's holding it with his hand vertically with his thumb on the bottom and four fingers on top.

In the next shot when Sidney watches it, he's holding it up to Sidney with his hand horizontallyusing only his thumb, index, and middle finger.

Sheriff Riley and his deputies wear six point stars as a badge, yet on the sleeves they have seven point star patches.

In any real Sheriff's department one or the other might be used, but never both.

The uniform insignia would match the badge.

When Jill examines the blood from her cheek after using Trevor's hand to scratch it, Trevor's stomach can be seen faintly breathing, even though he has been killed.

When Jill dies, she falls face-down.

However, the last shot of her face shows her body supine and face-up.

When deputy Hoss gets stabbed in his back, there is no sound of the knife being taken from his body and the knife which appears in the next clip has no blood stains on it.

When deputy Perkins is stabbed in his forehead and starts walking out of the police car, it is obvious that the stains all over his police uniform are not blood stains.

During the opening, when Jenny is talking with the killer (just before Marnie is thrown through the back-porch door) she is clearly standing in the kitchen and by the stairs, but when Marnie's body flies through, Jenny is back in the living room by the door.

When Charlie shows Sydney the footage of Ghostface stabbing the girl in her bed on the cellphone, it completely contradicts the earlier shot of Jill removing the camera from the 1st person perspective from inside the mask.

When sheriff Riley is searching for the missing cell phone outside the book store, he is seen to have one gun drawn and in his hand, while he has another one is his holster on his belt.

In the closing shot, Jill's head moves slightly.

When Charlie and Jill reveal themselves, Charlie points to Jill with his knife, indicating her to be the "new" Sidney.

When he points to himself, you can see the ridge where the fake blade retracts, showing it to be a prop safety knife.

When Jill and Charlie reveal themselves Jill has a knife in her hand.

Then she goes to Charlie and it's gone and he hands her a knife to stab him with.

So here we are again back with the returning cast of the Scream series, but is this a new fresh film much like the 1st one? Or another Scream 3 with some upgrades?

Sidney Prescott returns to Woodsboro after ten years but as soon as she arrives, Ghostface once again begins killing. Prescott, Gale Weathers-Riley, and Dewey Riley once again team up to stop the slaying.

I was about to rate this film very low and write a bashing review until the last 20 or 30 minutes. "Scream 4" spends almost of its length in criticizing horror movies and their sequels, stating they all just repeat the same story over and over, when in fact, they are doing the exact same thing.

Kevin Williamson, or Ehren Kreuger, must have paid attention in English class open an essay with a strong introduction and close with a persuasive conclusion and you can be forgiven for the middle part (heck, markers hardly pay any attention to that part so what the Hell). This is the case with Scream 4.

If you weren't a fan of Wes Craven's seminal post-modern slasher film, Scream, then I can see why. With its smug winks and nods to horror fans, and Kevin Williamson's overly clever dialogue, it would be understandable to be put off by it.

So Scream, it had original ideas and a new concept to the horror genre in the 90's. Then came Scream 2 it was okay but not memorable.

I do not understand why Kevin Williamson was so eager to complicate an already twisted plot. The original story line of Scream 1, 2, and 3, which was revealed at the end of Scream 3, was adequate.

Was I afraid to see this feature not for the scary parts but making another part in the franchise after 11 years and after 15 years of part 1. The horror genre revived after Scream part 1 but the scene also changed a lot with some ultra gory flicks (Hostel, Saw,...

THIS FILM IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO REVIEW PROPERLY WITHOUT SPOILERS!The year was 1996.