363 - Sidney Prescott vs. Laurie Strode Competition

Happy Halloween! In this week's episode, Ryan performs an audio commentary of a consequential film as it relates to SCREAM, slashers, and the resurgence of modern horror IP, "Halloween" (2018). Ryan provides a historical perspective on the film that launched David Gordon Green to massive success and brought Jamie Lee Curtis's triumphant return as Laurie Strode after 40 years.

In this episode, Ryan performs the second entry in his "Ranking All the Scenes" series with "Halloween H20." Ryan ranks, grades and analyzes every scene from "Halloween H20," the Scream-inspired and Kevin Williamson produced return of Jame Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode in 1998. Then, Ryan is joined by Adam Price to discuss the 10th anniversary of SCREAM the TV series season two and the "Halloween Special" released on October 18, 2016. Additionally, Ryan performs the 30 Years of SCREAM interview with Adam. Outlining Every H20 Scene Ranking Every H20 Scene Scream: The Series Season 2 "Halloween Special" 30 Years of SCREAM: Adam Price Follow us at @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, Facebook, and X. Sign up at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs to get your own interview on the podcast in honor of the 30th anniversary of SCREAM (1996).

In this episode, Ryan is joined by Anthony Dapuzzo and Tarick Evans to compare and contrast the modern slasher trilogies from legacy IPs: HALLOWEEN (from Blumhouse Productions) and SCREAM (from Spyglass Entertainment). The group analyzes the box office results of each trilogy, which had a better part 1/part 2/part 3, and how eerily similar the narrative structures of trilogy are. The Better Trilogy & Preferences The Box Office Results Halloween (2018) vs. Scream (2022) Halloween Kills vs. Scream VI Halloween Ends vs. Scream 7 Follow us at @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, Facebook, and X. Sign up at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs to get your own interview on the podcast in honor of the 30th anniversary of SCREAM (1996).

In this episode, Ryan invites Jess Melendez to explore Wes Craven's two central franchises, SCREAM and A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, through the theme of family. Craven explores the concept of family, hidden secrets, and parent/child relationships in different ways over both franchises. Ryan also reveals the screentimes for Heather Langenkamp over her three films as Nancy and compares the data to the SCREAM screentimes. To close out the horror talk, Ryan and Jess rank the A Nightmare on Elm Street series. Then, Ashley joins Ryan for the very appropriate Taylor Swift song of the week, "Wildest Dreams," from 1989. Wes's Franchises Heather's Screentimes The Theme of Family Ranking Nightmares "Wildest Dreams" Follow us at @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, Facebook, and X. Sign up at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs to get your own interview on the podcast in honor of the 30th anniversary of SCREAM (1996).

In this episode, Ryan joins producer TJ Jones on his Friday the 13th-themed podcast, Camp Crystal Takes, to review the new thriller "Verity." Subscribe to Camp Crystal Takes everywhere you get podcasts and follow @campcrystaltakes on Instagram.