David Arquette will somehow come back for more and more meta -pidel 7

Just when you thought Kevin Williamson I couldn’t surpass Kevin Williamson He does just that. Original Scream a writer who returns to guide his upcoming seventh installmentAdd the most surprising return hero so far.

David Arquette, one of the original franchise stars, returns Scream 7., according to DeadlineS It would not be a big deal in itself … except for the fact that his character Dewey died in the fifth movie. (Killed by a recent Aor Oscar -winner Mike Madison, in fact, who is next to the point.)

Arquette joins a Increasing list of inheritance Scream symbols who were killed in the franchise but are back for this movie. This includes Scott Foley, who was the killer in Scream 3and Matthew Lillard, one of the killers in Scream 1S Arquette is the first victim to return, but given his relationship with the original main characters Gail (Cortei Cox) and Sydney (Neve Campbell), who also return, feels a little more likely.

So what happens here? Are these all dream sequences? Or is Scream 7 thehe Wes Craven’s new nightmare On the franchise? This movie was also the seventh in his franchise and turned the whole saga of Freddie Krueger on his head, telling a story placed in our world and with the participation of actors from the films as themselves. If Craven pays tribute to Scream Director Wes Craven by doing something like Scream (Which would be a great way to work in Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega’s sagas) It would really be something. Then Arquette not only plays Dewey. He plays David Arquette, who plays Dewey, and David Arquette is very alive.

Scream 7 He also returns Mason Gooding and Jasmine Savoy Brown from the previous two films and numerous newcomers that include McKena Grace, Anna Camp, Joel McHale, Mark Consuelos and Ethan Embry. It opens on February 27, 2026.

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