'Scream 4's Wild Alternate Ending Would've Seen Ghostface Win and Led to a Brand New Trilogy

'Scream 4's Wild Alternate Ending Would've Seen Ghostface Win and Led to a Brand New Trilogy

When Scream, written by Kevin Williamson and directed by Wes Craven, came out in 1996, it changed horror. Its success also led to a new franchise, with an equally impressive Scream 2, followed by a flawed but fun Scream 3, which ended the trilogy. We almost had another trilogy recently with Scream 5 and Scream 6, but sadly, the original idea for Scream 7 came to an end following the controversial firing of star Melissa Barrera. Whatever we’re getting next will be a reboot of sorts, with…