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11 years after the release of the "final" Scream film, the franchise sliced it's way back into theaters with Scre4m! The fourth entry of the franchise unexpectedly ended up being Wes Craven's final film before his death in 2015. The film is an oddity in the franchise as almost a stand alone in between two distinct phases of the franchise. Do we think the film holds up compared to the rest of the films before it? Come back next episode for the great debate about Scream (2022)!

Back in 2000, people believed that the Scream series came to a conclusion with the release of Scream 3, the capper of a trilogy. While that didn't end up being the case, the film still acts as the conclusion to the original trilogy of films. Does the film hold up in 2026? Come back next episode for Scream 4 (aka Scre4m)!

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Dimension saw the instant success of the original Scream over Christmas of 1996 and ran to get a sequel into production. A year later, Scream 2 hit the big screen. Does the film feel like a rush job almost thirty years later? Come back next episode for the concluding chapter in the original Scream trilogy with Scream 3!

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Brendan, Conor, and Ryan break down the year in film with a few awards, their worst of, and their 20-11 picks for the best films of 2025! Come back next time for our top 10 picks as well as the start of our Scream series very soon.

Wes Craven's now seminal meta slasher hit the big screen 30 years ago this year, and we're set to review all of the films in the series leading up to new one. First up, the one that started it all! Come back next episode for Scream 2!

For our 200th episode, we break down one of the highest grossing films of the year with Avatar: Fire and Ash! Cameron's third film in a planned series of five has not made the money its predecessors have, but did it work for us? Thank you for listening to our 200th episode of CTP! Come back next week as we start our Scream series with the 1996 original!

It took James Cameron 13 years to get the sequel to the highest grossing movie of all time to the big screen, but for 20th Century Studios/Disney it was worth the wait. The film became the 3rd highest grossing film of all time in 2022 into 2023. Now, we're here to discuss how the film holds up to repeat viewing before we head back to theaters for Avatar: Fire and Ash! Join us next episode for our 200th episode for that new Avatar film. Then, we start up our Scream series leading to Scream 7!

It took James Cameron 12 years to get another epic film to the big screen from 1997 to 2009, but when he did, it was literally the highest grossing movie of all time with Avatar! Now, we venture to Pandora in preparation for the new film Avatar: Fire and Ash. Did the 2009 original hold up all these years later? Come back next episode for the 2022 follow-up, Avatar: The Way of Water!