The Boston Herald wrote that the film is "often amusing" but too long.[75] Lisa Kennedy from the Denver Post stated that Scream 4 "pays plenty of homage to their 1996 original", but that it is not close to its greatness, despite calling it a "cut above most slasher flicks".[76] Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly praised the film, stating "It's a giddy reminder of everything that made Scream such a fresh scream in the first place",[77] while Betsy Sharkey of the Los Angeles Times wrote that "Scream 4 finds a way to live up to its gory past while it carves out new terrors in new ways."[78] Peter Travers of Rolling Stone gave the movie two out of four stars, criticizing the comedic overtones.[79]
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HAYDEN PANETTIERE: It’s an exciting thing to be a part of. For four years, I was on a show (Heroes) that was in the sci-fi and, at times, horror genre. Horror movies can really go one way or the other – they can go amazingly or they can go terribly – and it’s generally an extreme, in one way or the other, so you have to be very careful. And then, a film like this comes along. I love how long it’s been since the last film. It’s a sequel, but at the same time it’s a re-boot, and it’s a combination. It’s cleverly remembering where it comes from. It really uses the cliches to our benefit and has grown with the audience. As generations go on, they just get smarter and harder to scare. It’s a very cool movie and a fun thing to be a part of. Who wouldn’t want to be in Scream? I was sitting on set thinking, “Aren’t I supposed to be watching this movie? I don’t think I’m supposed to be here.” I never could have imagined myself on screen with Neve Campbell, screaming. It just didn’t make sense. 2ff7e9595c
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