SCREAM with Ryan C. Showers

In this two-part event, Ryan investigates the most talked about aspect of SCREAM 7: Sidney Prescott as a mother, given the history and themes of the Wes Craven films. Ryan is joined by Brittany to predict and muse about Sidney's storyline, Sidney as a mother, and her relationship with her daughter, Tatum. In addition, Ryan briefly outlines the new impending SCREAM 7 marketing that began this week with new footage in a TV spot.  Also, Ryan invites Ashley to discuss Taylor Swift's "would've could've should've," the song that best represents Sidney's Scream (1996) and Scream 3 character arc. Join us on Friday for Part II and instant reactions to new marketing materials for SCREAM 7. Follow us @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, X, and Facebook! Subscribe on Patreon.com/screamwithrcs Taylor Swift Song of the Day: "would've could've should've" (midnights)

Skeet Ulrich recently shared that the original plan for Scream 5-Scream 6-Scream 7 was for Billy Loomis to slowly turn his daughter and main character, Sam Carpenter, into the Ghostface killer. While, Scream 7 reverted the storyline back to Sidney Prescott, this news puts into perspective odd choices about Scream 5 & 6 and an uncomfortable trend in modern horror films' messaging. In this episode, Ryan is joined by Jacob from the Happy Horror Time podcast to discuss the problematic nature and execution of Sam Carpenter's development in Scream 5 & 6, her strange morality about murder, and how it speaks to the larger culture.  Then, Ryan is joined by Amar, Josh, Sarah, and Ashley to debate the concept of Sam as Ghostface in the hypothetical Scream 7 film we almost had: Would Sam have faced off against Sidney, the good final girl vs. the bad final girl? Would we have seen Sam stalking her slasher victims, or would the film have taken a "Fight Club" subjective approach?  Taylor Swift Song of the Day: "Anti-Hero" (Midnights) Follow us @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, X, and Facebook.

In this Friday news episode, Ryan is joined by Anthony Dapuzzo. First, Ryan and Anthony perform a year-in-review speed round of 20 horror films (such as "Weapons," "Sinners," etc.) released in the year of 2025, assigning each a star out of ten. Next, Ryan and Anthony discuss news related to the Scream franchise. Some news stories are specifically related to "Scream 7," such as the IMAX release, "most anticipated films of 2026" lists, and Tatum's role in the future. Other news covers Neve Campbell's return to "The Lincoln Lawyer" on Netflix, Courteney Cox's directing gig, and "Ready of Not 2: Here I Come." Then, Ryan concludes the episode with the 2026 SWRCS Awards.  Follow us @ScreamWithRCS at X, Instagram, and Facebook. Subscribe on Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

Ryan performs an audio commentary of Wes Craven's masterpiece, "Scream 2" (1997). Feel free to listen along like a normal podcast episode, or sync up this audio while watching the film to get the full experience. NOTE: This is a public preview; subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs to listen to the full audio commentary of "Scream," and other audio commentaries.

In this Monday release, Ryan is joined by Carrie to discuss continuity errors and goofs in the Wes Craven era of films. (See Patreon to follow along with the slideshow.) Ryan and Carrie summarize whether the continuity errors are a genuine filmmaking issue. Then, Ryan is joined by Mark and Sarah for Scream 7 trailer thoughts and to review "The End of an Era" documentary about Taylor Swift. Scream (1996) Continuity Errors Scream 2 Continuity Errors Scream 3 Continuity Errors Scream 4 Continuity Errors Scream 7 Trailer Vibes The Life of a Showgirl Review - The End of an Era Follow us @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, Facebook, and X.

Happy 2026! In the first episode of the new year, Ryan is joined by the Patreon members of the podcast to talk everything and anything: Scream 7, Scream 1-6, Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Taylor Swift, Wicked: For Good, Sarah Michelle Gellar, etc. Cheers to the holiday season and the new page as we approach the release of Scream 7! The Final Scream Thoughts with Jess Holiday Group Zoom Buffy Scream 7 & Sidney Neve Campbell Wicked: For Good Scream Talk Follow us at @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, X, and Facebook.

In the final episode of 2025, Zack Cherry (Youtuber, host of The Cherry Picker) reunites with Ryan for the first time in almost two years. Ryan and Zack discuss the Scream 7 trailer, philosophy on Scream, and currents events within the franchise. Then, Zack discusses his new project, "Macabre", and they review horror films released alongside Scream 3 in the year of 2000, that celebrated their 25th anniversaries this year: What Lies Beneath, American Psycho, Final Destination, etc. To close out the episode, Ashley joins Ryan to cover "New Year's Day" for the final Taylor Swift Song of 2025. Scream Talk  Scream 7 Trailer Zack's New Project 2000 in Horror  "New Year's Day" Follow us @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, Facebook, and X. Taylor Swift Song of the Day: "New Year's Day"

At long last, Ryan performs an audio commentary of the original "Scream" (1996). Feel free to listen along like a normal podcast episode, or sync up this audio while watching the film to get the full experience. NOTE: This is a public preview; subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs to listen to the full audio commentary of "Scream," and other audio commentaries. 

In today's episode, Ryan talks with Joe Vallese ("It Came from the Closet: Queer Reflections on Horror"), writer of "The Final Scream." Since the premiere on Friday, Ryan and Joe discuss their third and final spec script collaboration, imagining an end to the Sidney Prescott-Gale Weathers storyline, featuring Mark Kincaid and Sidney's young daughters since the "Scream 7" film to be released in February will be much different. Ryan and Joey discuss the "rebirth" and prequel aspects to this story, as well as the character development and divisive personal choices for the legendary characters.  The Prequel/Rebirth of Maureen Prescott The Twinks Sidney's Unraveling  A Perfect Gale Weathers  The Wicked Opening A Farewell Listen to the full script in Episode 275 of this podcast. Read the script on Patreon.com/screamwithrcs.    Follow us @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, X, and Facebook.

In this milestone 275th episode, Ryan presents "The Final Scream," the third and final spec script written by Joe Vallese (LA-Times Bestselling Writer of "It Came from the Closet: Queer Reflections on Horror"). This script envisions what Scream 7 could have looked like had Sidney been married to Mark Kincaid and if the story followed her as a mother to young children. This is the third Sidney Prescott-Gale Weathers script written by Joe Vallese for this podcast, after "Scream 7" (episode 112) and "Screams (episode 155). Introduction with Ryan and Joey Cast List The Final Scream End Credits Follow us at @ScreamwithRCS on X, Instagram, and Facebook. Read the full script on Patreon.com/screamwithrcs for Tiers 2+.

In today's episode, Ryan hosts Josh and Breia to deep dive into the original, iconic "Scream" (1996) finale. They discuss the way this sequence outlined the formula for SCREAM finales that came after, as well as the identity of the killers, why they are important in slasher history, Sidney Prescott's first earth-shattering finale, Neve Campbell's performance, the violence, Gale Weathers's spoiler with the safety, and the two-killer twist. To round out the show, Ryan and Breia briefly discuss Sabrina Carpenter and her blockbuster hit music from the last two years. The Final Scream Preview The Scream 1 Finale Sidney and Neve Campbell Billy, Stu, and the Killers Scream Story & Speed Round Visiting the Macher House Sabrina Carpenter Follow us @ScreamWithRCS on Instagram, X, and Facebook!

Please enjoy this sneak peek at "The Final Scream," a script by Joe Vallese, premiering on Friday, December 19, 2025 on this podcast. This trailer features the character/cast list for the story, and a short scene with Sidney and Gale reviewing the history of Ghostface. Tune in Friday for the full script! Follow us at @ScreamWithRCS on X, Instagram, and Facebook.

12 Ghostface killers. 12 songs from "The Life of a Showgirl." December 12th. In this episode, Ryan and Ashley assign each of the twelve Ghostface killers a song by Taylor Swift from "The Life of a Showgirl" and explain each Scream character's personality through the song. This episode also wishes Taylor Swift a happy birthday, where Ryan and Ashley play "this or that" with her albums folklore and evermore. Follow us at @ScreamWithRCS on X, Instagram, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

Happy holidays! Happy Scream 7! In this episode, Ryan continues coverage of the Scream 7 trailer, featuring Joey Noberini creator of "The Scream Vault," and Josh and Justine from the "Scream Queens Podcast." Each member offers a unique perspective about the history of the franchise and untapped points of view about the Neve Campbell and Sidney Prescott-focused trailer for Scream 7. Then, Ryan and Ashley cover "tis the damn season" from evermore for the Taylor Swift Song of the Day, explain the Scream connection with the festive winter holidays, and discuss how the small-town culture in Taylor's song could apply to Scream 7.   Follow us @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, X and Facebook.   Taylor Swift Song of the Day: "tis the damn season" (evermore)

In this episode, Ryan reviews "Wicked: For Good" with the same crew as the review for "Wicked" Part 1 last year, Justin (from "Foolish Mortals and Happy Haunts"), Andy, and Michael Schwartz (previously of NextBestPicture). The gang describes how they experienced the film's interpretation of Act II of the source material, the acting from Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, the film's reaction from critics, and the film's Oscar potential. Ryan lists his top five favorite moments from "Wicked: For Good" and describes how Part 1 and "For Good" should be viewed as one complete movie and story. The Underrated Act II Ryan's Top Five Moments Critics Response Ariana and Cynthia The Flaws Scream 7 Trailer Thoughts Oscar Potential "One Battle After Another" Follow us at @ScreamWithRCS on Instagram, Facebook, and X. 

Ryan spent the last two years unflinchingly standing in solidarity with Neve Campbell and the Scream franchise, and supported continuing on with Scream 7. A vast majority of fans believe the trailer for Scream 7 is terrific and this entry has some of the greatest potential ever in the series due to the talent involved. However, in an effort to display objectivity, this episode explores potential red flags of Scream 7 and what could go wrong despite the high hopes and optimism. Ryan focuses concerns on the identity of Ghostface and his/her motive, while Jess Melendez worries about the big-picture relevancy of Scream 7 in a chapter of Sidney's story. In the introduction, Anthony Dapuzzo (Never Split Up podcast) shares fears of Scream 7 playing into the modern trend of easter eggs.  Too Many Easter Eggs Urgency of Sidney's Story Ghostface and Their Motive Mark Evans  Not Solving Gale's Scream VI Disaster The Twins Follow us at @ScreamWithRCS on Instagram, Facebook, and X. 

"The Final Scream," the third and final spec script written LA-Times best-selling writer, Joe Vallese, will be released on the SWRCS podcast on December 19, 2025, on the heels of the Scream (1996) anniversary and the holiday season.  This script follows "Scream 7" (the end of the Carpenter sister era, episode 112) and "Screams (a Gale-centric script, episode 155). "The Final Scream" completes this SWRCS trilogy by focusing on Sidney's family (two younger daughters, unlike Tatum in the upcoming Scream 7) and her marriage to Mark Kinciad (not Evans, like in the upcoming Scream 7).  The plot is: Sidney Prescott's sense of peace and security is unmoored by the revelation of a dark secret  - and a slew of new Ghostface murders hitting too close to home. We hope this script provides some closure to the Sidney/Mark Kincaid fans since Patrick Dempsey did not return for the feature film releasing in February. "The Final Scream" is emotional and contemplative, yet it's also epic and wide in scope. Gale Weathers also assumes an important role and the arc of the film ties into the fabric of the original trilogy. Like the past two scripts, "The Final Scream" will be read aloud by Ryan like an audio book and released as a podcast episode. The script itself will be available to Patreon subscribers Tier 2 and above to read.  We hope to see everyone on December 19 for the premiere! 

In this episode, Ryan and Ashley Summers (Squirrel and Spud) use Taylor Swift's new song "Elizabeth Taylor" as an entry point to analyze Gale Weathers in the requel era before entering Scream 7. Ryan and Ashley question who is Gale Weathers after Scream (2022) and Scream VI, how has she changed, and who is the woman we will meet in the next film. Then, Ryan is joined by contributors Anthony Dapuzzo (Never Split Up Podcast) and Jess Melendez to compare the different approaches to legacy sequels of Scream with the Jurassic World films.  Elizabeth Taylor: The Song and The Person Gale Weathers Post-Scream 5 & 6 Looking Ahead to Scream 7 Scream 5 vs. Jurassic Park: Dominion How Franchises Do The Requel  Follow us @ScreamWithRCS on Instagram, X, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs  Taylor Swift Song of the Day: "Elizabeth Taylor" (The Life of a Showgirl)

In this episode, Ryan is joined first by Jude Jajoura, who has provided insights about Scream 7 for the last seven months that would later be confirmed by the trailer. Then, Ryan hosts Jake from TikTok, aka "ScoobyScream," to analyze the trailer, the production, and the returns of Sidney and Gale. Trailer Thoughts Scream 7 Scoop Predicting Gale Weathers in Scream 7 Sidney, Tatum, & Gale I Know What You Did Last Summer Sequel? Follow us @ScreamWithRCS on Instagram, X, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

In this episode inspired by Taylor Swift's new song "Father Figure," Ryan lays out how Neve Campbell became the leader of the SCREAM franchise. Ryan describes Neve's contributions to the series, and step-by-step the recent history of SCREAM: How Wes Craven was the leader of the first 20 years of the series; how only Neve could have filled his shoes; how the Radio Silence era lacked a true leader; how the studio and creatives would not allow Neve to fill this role on Scream (2022); and how Neve inherited this role by taking the risk and standing alone to save the franchise in Scream 7 during a rocky time.  Neve's Contributions De Facto Leader in Scream 5 No Leader in Scream VI Saving Scream 7 Confession: What if Scream is Tainted Forever? "Father Figure"  Follow us @ScreamWithRCS on Instagram, X, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs  Taylor Swift Song of the Day: "Father Figure" (The Life of a Showgirl)

In this episode, Ryan is joined by Justin from 'Foolish Mortals and Happy Haunts.' The main topic involves Ryan and Justin diving deep into the audio commentaries performed by Wes Craven for "Scream," "Scream 2," "Scream 3," and "Scream 4." They analyze how Wes Craven approached discussion of these iconic films, fun facts, and how the audio commentaries impact understanding of the franchise. In addition, Ryan and Justin review the the newly released "Scream 7" trailer and Lady Gaga's latest album "Mayhem." Follow Justin and his Haunted Mansion pages @foolishmortalsandhappyhaunts.  Follow the podcast at @ScreamWithRCS at Instagram, X, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

In this episode, Ryan is joined by Lucas and Ashley to outline the legacies of Scream 3 and Scream 4 as the underrated sequels of the franchise. In particular, Ryan highlights how Scream 3 and Scream 4 were viewed and maligned early on into their journeys, but how over time, audiences have come to reevaluate each film for the merits that were misunderstood at the time of release.   Ryan demonstrates how big social and culture shifts in pop culture have shaped a more favorable landscape for the two sequels, but that Scream 3 and Scream 4 have the lasting quality to deserve their newfound respect. Meanwhile, Lucas reacts to the Scream 7 trailer, and the novel "The Fate of Ophelia" is selected as the Taylor Swift Song of the Week, since Scream 3 and Scream 4's reputations were saved from the fate of being misunderstood and hated.    Scream 7 Trailer Reactions Superior Scream 3 and Scream 4 Phone Calls How Scream 3 and Scream 4 Evolved in Public Perception The Fate of Ophelia    Follow us @ScreamWithRCS on Instagram, X, and Facebook.   Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs 

In this special release, Ryan publishes the first ever Buffy season review and audio commentary of an episode for Patreon subscribers. First, Ryan is joined by Sam, Kevin, and Garrison to review the sixth season, Ryan's favorite of the series. Then, Ryan performs an audio commentary of the musical episode "Once More with Feeling" (season 6, episode 7). Listen to the full audio commentary by subscribing at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs. We talk everything Sarah Michelle Gellar, the dark themes, and the dramatic effect of the season. Season Six Review Part I Season Six Review Part 2 "Once More with Feeling" Audio Commentary

This week's second episode features members of the SCREAM w/ RCS Patreon weighing in on the Scream 7 trailer. Hear from more than a dozen Scream fans the great, the good, and the mixed about Kevin Williamson's first directed Scream film and the return of Sidney Prescott to the center of the narrative in the Scream 7 trailer. To Spoil or Not to Spoil.... The Mother-Daughter Angle Neve Campbell's Triumph Gale and the Twins Isabel May as Tatum Ghostface, burning down the Macher House, & Pine Grove Follow us @ScreamwithRCS on Instagram, X, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

At long last, the trailer for Kevin William's "Scream 7" (2026) has been released. Ryan is joined by Anthony, Jess, and Amar to discuss the mother-daughter focused storyline of the trailer, the preview of Neve Campbell's acting performance, Kevin Williamson's writing credit, and more! In particular, the group muses on whether the online backlash has helped fuel the trailer to exceed expectations and result in roaring success on Youtube and TikTok. Overall Thoughts Did the trailer show too much? Sidney-Tatum Gale, Chad, and Mindy Favorite Moments from the Trailer The Hype & Commercial Success Follow us @ScreamWithRCS on Instagram, X, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

In this episode released October 31, 2025, Ryan C. Showers watches and performs an audio commentary for John Carpenter's classic film, "Halloween" (1978). Watch the film as you follow along, or listen like a regular podcast recording.  Listen to the full commentary on Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

For this Halloween Week Special, Ryan is joined by a panel of Patreons to honor the original Scream Queen herself, Jamie Lee Curtis, and celebrate her career accomplishments, Laurie Strode, and Halloween. In addition, Ryan interviews Andrew Grevas, author of "Horror in Haddonfield: Halloween's Untold Stories," a book that features a quote from Ryan about "Halloween H20." Follow us @ScreamwithRCS on Instagram, Facebook, and X. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

In this episode, Ryan and Amar rank the 12 Ghostface killers based on a holistic criteria of motive, writing, the actor's performance, before the reveal and in the finale. Then, Ryan hosts a group of Patreons to play Smash, Slash, or Dash: Ghostface edition. Follow @ScreamwithRCS on X, Instagram, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

In today's episode, Ryan is joined by the Patreon of SWRCS and plays a draft competition game of our favorite kills from the SCREAM franchise. The community elects the top 35 death sequences in the series.   Taylor Swift Song of the Day: “no body, no crime” (evermore)   Follow @ScreamwithRCS on X, Instagram, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

In today's episode, Ryan is joined by Anthony Dapuzzo and podcast producer, TJ Jones, to predict how Halloween (2018) could inspire Scream 7, in approach to the returning original heroines, specific plot points, and overarching spirit. The team compares more than 20 items from Halloween (2018) in an attempt to predict Scream 7.   Taylor Swift Song of the Day: “Begin Again” (Red)   Follow @ScreamwithRCS on X, Instagram, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

In today's show, Ryan invites long-time Patreons Alley and Hoodie (the "Hoodie Talks" podcast) to determine which SCREAM sequel had the best cast ensemble overall, the best female cast, best male cast, and the best central cast. Then, Ryan and Ashley perform an instant reaction to Taylor Swift's new album "The Life of a Showgirl" recorded last Friday. Was the fandom always like this? Overall Cast Ensemble Central Cast Ensemble Female Cast Ensemble Male Cast Ensemble The Life of a Showgirl Father Figure  Follow us @ScreamwithRCS on Instagram, X, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

In this episode, podcast producer TJ Jones hosts "What If...." Part Two, following up "What If Tatum was the Opening Kill in Scream 1" from Episode 226. Through a series of interactive decisions, TJ and Ryan ponder and shape how differently Scream 2 would look if Sidney was dating Hallie rather than Derek. As the episode concludes, TJ teases the next "What If" storyline in the series of episodes coming this winter for Scream 3. What is "What If..." What If...Sidney Dated Hallie instead of Derek? What If...Cici was Sidney's Sober Sister? What If....I Will Survive? What If...the Finale Was Different? Hallo-Scream with Producer Jones Follow us @ScreamwithRCS on Instagram, X, and Facebook.   Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

In celebration of Neve Campbell's birthday, join Ryan and the SWRCS community to discuss what we want to see from Sidney Prescott's character in SCREAM 7. In addition, Ryan discusses the new, official logo for Scream 7, features Cable from the "Sequels Suck" podcast, and dedicates this show to Stephen from Craven Something Scary. SCREAM 7 Official Logo The Passing of Steven from Craven Something Scary Sequels Suck What Do We Want from Sidney in Scream 7? Follow us on X, Instagram, and Facebook @ScreamwithRCS. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

In this episode, Ryan speaks with Joseph Maddrey, the author of “The Soul of Wes Craven,” about the legacy left behind from the beloved SCREAM franchise director. Then, Ryan and Josh Calamari discuss Chad and Mindy working for Gale Weathers in Scream 7 and the potential for their new trio within the SCREAM world. Rounding out the show, Ryan and Ashley make predictions for Taylor Swift's new album releasing Friday, “The Life of a Showgirl.” ‘The Soul of Wes Craven' Nightmare and Scream Gale and Mindy NYC Trio Speech Round The Life of a Showgirl Predictions Follow us @ScreamWithRCS on Instagram, X, and Facebook. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

Welcome to the Autumn Spectacular episode! First, Ryan interviews Ashley Cullins, author of the recently released book "Your Favorite Scary Movie" covering the history of the SCREAM franchise. Then, Ryan is joined by Amar to "remake" an episode from five years ago, discussing the spooky season of Autumn and answering questions sent in by fans for SCREAM 7. In addition, they discuss the importance of recognizing the reevaluation of Scream 3 and Scream 4 in recent years. Then, Ryan, Amar, and Anthony review "The Conjuring: Last Rites" and analyze its smash hit box office results.    Ashley Cullins Remaking the First Day of Autumn Appreciating the Scream 3 and 4 Reappraisal  Scream Q&A "The Conjuring: Last Rites" Review Taylor Swift & Autumn Follow us on Instagram, X, and Facebook at @ScreamWithRCS. Subscribe on Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

Ryan invites Jess and Phil to analyze the depiction of mental health representation of the SCREAM franchise's heroines -- Sidney, Sam, and Tara -- and the differences between the approach of Wes Craven vs. Radio Silence. Then, Ryan chats with Nuala, a long-time Patreon who discuss the future of the lgeacy characters after Scream 7.  Breaking News! w/ Ryan and Ashley Phil's Speed Round Sidney's Mental Health Sam Carpenter's Mental Illness Accuracy? Tara Carpenter's Odd Choices in Scream VI "The Last Time" Nuala's Scream Story What's Next for the Legacy After Scream 7 Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and X at @ScreamwithRCS. Subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

Milestone alert! In this episode, Ryan celebrates the 250th episode of SCREAM with Ryan C. Showers. Ryan extends thanks to everyone who has listened, supported, followed the podcast and those who have subscribed to the Patreon over the last 250 shows. To celebrate, Ryan invites producer TJ Jones and Josh Carr to discuss everything slashers! Ryan, Josh, and TJ discuss the differences between 1980s vs. 1990s slashers, review their favorite and least favorite entries in each of the four big slasher franchises, and agree on a ranking of Scream, Halloween, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Friday the 13th. Then, Ashley joins Ryan to discuss Taylor Swift's epic month: her appearance on the New Heights podcast, the announcement of her new album "The Life of a Showgirl," and her engagement to Travis Kelce.  Introduction Ryan & the Bros 80s vs. 90s Slashers Ranking the Franchises Favorite & Least Favorite Entries Taylor's Epic Month The Life of a Showgirl Engagement  Follow us @ScreamWithRCS across all platforms, and subscribe at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

Ryan is joined by the Patreon community for an epic debate about which returning cast member (if any) will meet their end at the hands of Ghostface in Scream 7: Sidney Prescott, Gale Weathers, Chad Meeks, or Mindy Meeks. This topic is especially prevalent considering Scream VI has been harshly criticized for its seven survivors and all six returning cast members surviving after they each endured near-death violence.   The Case for No One “Untouchable” The Case of Sidney Prescott The Case for Mindy Meeks The Case  for Gale Weathers The Case for Chad Meeks Taylor Swift Song of the Day: “Untouchable” (Fearless) Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and X at @screamwithrcs.

In this episode, Ryan C. Showers watches and performs an audio commentary for Wes Craven's “A Nightmare on Elm Street" (1984). Watch the film as you follow along, or listen like a regular podcast recording.  Listen to the full commentary on Patreon.com/screamwithrcs

Today's episode of SCREAM with Ryan C. Showers covers recent SCREAM news from announcements, speculation, and from “Your Favorite Scary Movie,” a book by Ashley Cullins, including: ·       Kevin Williamson stating his favorite sequel is Scream VI ·       Neve Campbell saying she hasn't seen Scream VI, that Sam's darkness “didn't feel like Scream,” and that she told Radio Silence they were “losing her” while filming the Scream 5 finale ·       Neve's resolution with Spyglass negotiating Scream 7 ·       Courteney Cox's favorite Gale Weathers line of dialogue in the new films ·       Radio Silence's “ham sandwich” excuse to complaints of plot holes ·       Rumors/timelines for the trailer ·       Cat in the Hat's release date change. ·       Marco Beltrami's posts about finishing the music for Scream 7 Ryan also shares stories from his recent travel to Europe and previews Taylor Swift's big month of August, between her new album release and her engagement to Travis Kelce

We're back! After two weeks off, SWRCS returns with SCREAM talk! First, Ryan is joined by Tamika to discuss Jada Pinkett Smith's impact on Scream 2 and her opening victim character of Maureen Evans. Then, Amar Karim helps Ryan with a full review of Mason Gooding's 2025 release “Heart Eyes.” Introduction “Karma” Maureen Evans and Jada Pinkett “Heart Eyes” Review Taylor Swift Song of the Day: “Karma” (midnights)  

In the summer finale before a two-week hiatus, Ryan celebrates his 30th birthday (August 18th) with this special mega episode. First, Ryan explains “30 Reasons Why Scream 3 is the Best” in a passionate advocation of the third entry in the series. Then, Ryan is joined by Josh and Justine from the Scream Queens Podcast to commemorate ten years since the passing of Wes Craven's death in August of 2015. Then, the episode round out with Ryan and Ashley's coverage of the greatest Taylor Swift song of all time,  “All Too Well” (Taylor's Version Ten Minute Version). Introduction Reflection on the Moment 30 Reasons Why Scream 3  is the Best Ten Years Since Wes Craven's Passing “All Too Well” (Taylor's Version Ten Minute Version Taylor Swift Song of the Day: “All Too Well” (Taylor's Version Ten Minute Version)

Ryan covers two controversial talking points in the current SCREAM discourse: (1) the impact of Alison Brie's recent comments about “the Core Four,” her disappointment in the recent films, and Dewey's death; (2) the potential of Melissa Barrera joining “Scary Movie 6” to spoof Sam Carpenter, her own divisive performance, and Scream overall after her controversial fallout with Spyglass and exit from the franchise. Joined by Amar Karim in the main segment and Anthony Dapuzzo in the epilogue, Ryan engages with these sensitive events as it relates to how Scream (2022) and Scream VI are discussed in the fandom. Introduction Alison Brie's Comments The Reaction Melissa in Scary Movie 6 Social Media Response Find us on Patreon, Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, BlueSky, and Youtube. Host & CEO: @ScreamWithRCS  Producers: @squirrelandspud9 @ninnetimes @joneshiphop @tjonesfilms Feat. @AmarKarim @amaralikarim @anthonydapuzzo @NeverSplitUpPod

In this week's episode, Ryan is joined by Matt Emert of the Happy Horror Time podcast to answer new podcast speed round questions specifically relating to the Halloween franchise and a mini competition between Halloween vs. Scream on a variety of topics. Introduction “Halloween Story” Halloween Questions Hallo-Scream Questions White Horse Find us on Patreon, Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, BlueSky, and Youtube. Host & CEO: @ScreamWithRCS  Producers: @squirrelandspud9 @ninnetimes @joneshiphop @tjonesfilms Feat. @HappyHorrorTime @mattybrooks116 Taylor Swift Song of the Day: “White Horse” (Fearless)