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New Scream 7 Director Reveals His Sweet Relationship With The Horror Franchise’s Early Days

by Stewart Cole

Some fans were disappointed to learn this Scream VIIts directors will be replaced for the upcoming seventh film in the franchise, with Radio Silence’s Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett choosing to pursue a different career after their two hits. But the franchise is undoubtedly in great hands Christopher Landon at the wheel for Scream 7and not necessarily just because he is already an established director of genre hits like the Happy Death Day movies and Netflix’s heartfelt horror comedy We have a ghost. It turns out that Landon’s ties to Ghostface predate the production of Wes Craven’s original film.

Landon, who is his son The road to heaven star Michael Landon and brother to Yellowstone fan favorite Jen Landon, formerly; talked about the possibility of bringing his talents to the franchise, sharing that he’s really good friends with screenwriter Kevin Williamson. But while a guest on an episode of the Sirius XM podcast The Jess Cagle Showthe director dropped the surprising revelation that his input was part of the process that led to the Scream it is done In his words:

When I was an intern in college, my first internship was at a production company and they knew I was a horror fanatic, a big horror nerd. So this hot spec script came in and they gave it to me first, ’cause they said, ‘It’s a horror script, so you should read it and tell us if it’s good.’ And I read like the first 15 pages, and I freaked out, and I ran into my boss’s office and I was like, “This is amazing! You guys have to buy it!”. So everybody started reading it, and it was Scream, which was then called Scary Movie.

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