Scream 7 - DVD

Now a wife, mother and barista in an Indiana town, Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) thought she'd left the horror of her days in Woodsboro behind. Big mistake, as Ghostface-seemingly, incredibly, the original-called to renew acquaintances, and started a fresh kill list including Sidney's teen daughter Tatum (Isabel May) and her classmates. Series creator Kevin Williamson takes the director's chair; with Joel McHale, Anna Camp, McKenna Grace, Jimmy Tatro and a slew of familiar franchise faces. 114 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

Now a wife, mother and barista in an Indiana town, Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) thought she'd left the horror of her days in Woodsboro behind. Big mistake, as Ghostface-seemingly, incredibly, the original-called to renew acquaintances, and started a fresh kill list including Sidney's teen daughter Tatum (Isabel May) and her classmates. Series creator Kevin Williamson takes the director's chair; with Joel McHale, Anna Camp, McKenna Grace, Jimmy Tatro and a slew of familiar franchise faces. 114 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

7 SINS is a searing, subversive horror anthology that reimagines the seven deadly sins through the twisted visions of underground cinema's boldest voices. Each segment explores a sin not by doctrine, but through raw, human impulse creating a portrait of desire, despair, and decay. The nightmare begins with Dario Almerighi's WRATH, where a jogger's barely contained rage explodes. Sam Mason-Bell's haunting ENVY follows a couple lured into a tragic erotic encounter, while SLOTH, from Francesco Foletto and Elisa Carrera Fumagalli, spirals into self-harm. Michael J. Epstein's PRIDE tackles religious repression and fractured identity. LUST, by Domiziano Cristopharo, explores a disturbing AI relationship. Jason Impey's GLUTTONY riffs on grindhouse cannibal flicks, while Poison Rouge's GREED closes the anthology with a harrowing tale of S*x work, debt and damnation. Dripping in gore, laced with nudity, and steeped in sorrow, 7 SINS is more than shock for shock's sake, it's a meditation on why we fall.