Scream (30th Anniversary)

Thirty years after it redefined modern horror, Wes Craven’s SCREAM remains as wickedly funny, self-aware and terrifying as ever. Blending razor-sharp satire with genuine suspense, SCREAM resurrected the slasher genre by turning its rules inside out, introducing audiences to Ghostface, a killer who knows every horror cliché and isn’t afraid to weaponise them. What begins as a quiet night in the town of Woodsboro erupts into a chilling game of cat-and-mouse, where film trivia can mean the difference between life and death. Smart, shocking and endlessly quotable, SCREAM is more than a horror classic, it’s a pop-culture landmark. Join us in celebrating its 30th anniversary with the film that made audiences afraid to answer the phone and proved that knowing the rules doesn’t mean you’ll survive.