Horror movies are hot right now. There’s no shortage of great new films in this genre. In 2022 alone, we’ve hit hits like Smile, Barbarian and Nope . Then M3GAN kicked off 2023 with the internet can’t get enough of stylish killer robots. Plus, the famous franchise is back after years of hiatus; the most recentHalloween trilogy starring Jamie Lee Curtis recently wrapped up , of course, our lives are screaming ).
When the first movie hit theaters in 1996, it offered a A meta, twist-filled alternative to the more dry horror films of previous decades. Scream not only delivers a classic slasher tale, it also recognizes the genre’s possibilities and limitations. Neve Campbell stars as the unforgettable final girl (Scream VI is the first movie in the franchise where she won’t appear), and a killer reveal that made horror movie history. With the late horror director Wes Craven at the helm of the franchise’s first four films, it’s no wonder Scream has become a beloved horror staple. It’s 2023 and the sixth installment in the series will have a new cast, but we love the twists and tricks in this series.
by Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Mason Gooding and Jasmine Starring Savoy Brown, Scream VI is a reboot of the franchise that began last year with Scream (2022). Stars from previous films will return, including Hayden Panettiere and Courteney Cox. For fanatics and genre reinvention fans, Scream VI is a film worth seeing – and early reviews and box office forecasts suggest that just about everyone is excited.
So where can you watch it? We found the answer below.
When is Scream VI streaming online?
Scream VI is now available to stream online. You’ll need a subscription to watch it, though.
Where is Scream VI Streaming?
From April 25th, Scream VI Now live on Paramount+, along with all the other movies in the franchise. Anyone who subscribes to Paramount+ can watch the film indefinitely.
WATCHScream VI HERE
Milan Polk
Milan Polk is an editorial assistant at Men’s Health, specializing in entertainment and lifestyle reporting, having worked for New York Magazine’s Condor and the Chicago Tribune.
