Scream 3

Starring Wes Craven, David Arquette, Neve Campbell, and a dozen others Directed by Ryan Turek

Missed out on picking up the original Scream Trilogy on Blu-ray? Figured you would wait for Scream 4 to come out? You, dearest reader, have made a wise choice as Lionsgate is re-issuing the first three flicks in one tidy box set and then some!

While there was no shortage of successful horror films in 1999 (Sleepy Hollow, The Sixth Sense, The Blair Witch Project, Stigmata), teen-based films were on the wane. 1998 represented the financial peak of this subgenre, with only two miserable offerings crawling into theaters the following year.

With the original Scream trilogy ready to make its home video debut on Blu-ray, we took the discs to task and have brought forth a verdict for you. Is it worth it? How does it look? Is there anything new? Find out by reading on! From the Press Release

Starring Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Liev Schreiber Directed by Wes Craven

Lionsgate put out the official word today that they will be distributing the highly popular Wes Craven Scream franchise on Blu-ray and the best part? It will be available in just a few weeks! From the Press Release

Well it was bound to happen. Now that Lionsgate, Studiocanal and Miramax announced that they have entered into a worldwide home entertainment distribution deal, we're going to seeing a lot of releases we've all been waiting for hitting Blu-ray high definition, including the first three entries of a franchise people are screaming over.

Back when the final Scream sequel was getting ready to roll, it was announced that Kevin Williamson had left the project after writing the scripts for the first two films and a relative newcomer by