The original "Final Girl" is coming back as Sidney Prescott, played by Neve Campbell, is returning to presumably take the helm in Scream 7.
After a noticeable absence in Scream 6 due to a salary dispute, Campbell confirmed that she's reprising her former role, with Kevin Williamson signing on as the director for the first time in the franchise's history.
The longtime Scream writer has had a hand in every film in the franchise, including the TV series. His involvement in creating the seminal Scream universe alongside the late Wes Craven has excited fans who are looking forward to the return of James Vanderbilt as a producer with Guy Busick fully taking over the writing duties.
After a successful return to form amidst a pandemic-stricken world in 2022, Scream 6proved that lightning can strike twice just a year later. Unfortunately, the departures of Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega from Scream 7 due to various controversies and scheduling conflicts introduces uncertainty about the film's direction and the dynamics of its character ensemble. Nevertheless, Campbell's return has the potential to anchor the narrative, offering a bridge between the franchise's past and its evolving future.
