Neve Campbell

Like almost every other week of the summer, it’s another big week for TV. Thoughts and prayers for your watchlist.

Scream is a franchise in free fall. After two successful quasi-reboot sequels, and a plan to seemingly move away from the series’ roots, it seems that Paramount and Spyglass Media are bringing Neve Campbell back to Scream. The actor announced her return to the series on Tuesday, but didn’t provide any further details on what the story of Scream 7 would be.

Scream's original final girl, Neve Campbell, is reprising her role as Sidney Prescott for the upcoming sequel Scream 7. And in another return for the series, it's also been revealed that Scream creator Kevin Williamson will direct the sequel.

The Scream 7 cast may not include Mindy Meeks-Martin actress Jasmin Savoy Brown, who co-starred with Jenna Ortega and Melissa Barrera in the previous two films.

Neve Campbell hasn’t ruled out a potential return to the Scream franchise, provided the right circumstances were met. She pulled out of Scream 6 over a pay dispute, meaning the latest installation was without its original final girl Sidney Prescott.

Neve Campbell has shared how sad she was to see her long-standing co-star killed off in the franchise's fifth movie. Campbell, who played the central character Sidney Prescott before deciding not to return to the sixth Scream movie, says she was ultimately disappointed at the choice to axe Dewey. 

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During an interview with KiSS 92.5, Scream vet Neve Campbell has once again addressed her controversial exclusion from Paramount Pictures’ after franchise writer Kevin Williamson recently expressed his support towards her decision. When asked if fan service would be enough to get her to return to the slasher franchise, Campbell seemingly confirmed that it may take a long time before she could ever rejoin future Scream movies since she still felt quite disrespected and treated unfairly by the studio’s Scream 6 offer.

Scream writer Kevin Williamson has come out in support of Neve Campbell following her exit from the franchise – and said how keen he is for her to reprise the role of Sidney Prescott in the upcoming seventh installment.

will not return for season 3, according to The Hollywood Reporter. However, the door remains open for her to come back in the future.

Netflix has renewed popular legal drama The Lincoln Lawyer for a third season.

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Of all the PlayStation properties ripe for adaptation, we’re going to hazard a guess that Twisted Metal wasn’t top of your list. And yet here we are, with Peacock’s ten episode series about to start streaming. We’ve watched the entire first season, and while the early trailers proved divisive, we’re happy to confirm that the show works – depending on your penchant for cheesy, gratuitous grindhouse gore. This is a silly, ostentatious slice of car crash television – but despite a wafer-thin plot and an unsatisfying conclusion, we enjoyed it overall.

Peacock's new Twisted Metal series is getting super positive reviews – and it's safe to say, everyone is pleasantly surprised. In the run-up to its release, the marketing material has torn fans of the video game in which it's based, with many suggesting that it didn't look all that. Well, it's certainly proved the naysayers wrong it seems, with critics describing it as "dark", "campy", and "hilarious".

Oppenheimer may be taking the box office by storm, but Christopher Nolan's new movie isn't the only recent Hollywood take on the birth of the atomic bomb. 

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