
Neve Campbell
Sidney Prescott
Courteney Cox
Gale Weathers
David Arquette
Dewey Riley
Jerry O'Connell
Derek Feldman
Timothy Olyphant
Mickey Altieri
Jamie Kennedy
Randy Meeks
Laurie Metcalf
Debbie Salt
Elise Neal
Hallie McDaniel
Sarah Michelle Gellar
Cici Cooper
Liev Schreiber
Cotton Weary
Jada Pinkett Smith
Maureen Evans
Omar Epps
Phil Stevens
Duane Martin
Joel Jones
Lewis Arquette
Chief Hartley
Rebecca Gayheart
Sorority Sister Lois
Portia De Rossi
Sorority Sister Murphy
Heather Graham
'Stab' Casey
Roger L. Jackson
'The Voice' (voice)
Joshua Jackson
Film Class Guy #1
Marisol Nichols
Dawnie
Tori Spelling
Tori Spelling / 'Stab' Sidney
Luke Wilson
'Stab' Billy
David Warner
Gus Gold
Selma Blair
Cici's Friend on Phone
Rasila Schroeder
Screaming Girl Up Aisle
Molly Gross
Theater Girl #1
Rebecca McFarland
Theater Girl #2
Sandy Heddings
Girl in Dorm Hallway
Dave Allen Clark
Reporter Outside Theater
Joe Washington
Reporter #1
Angie Dillard
Reporter #2
Craig Shoemaker
Artsy Teacher
Walter Franks
Film Class Guy #2
Nina Petronzio
Film Class Mopey Girl
Stephanie Belt
Reporter #4
Richard Bruce Doughty
Reporter #5
Cornelia Kiss
Coroner at Cici's House
Lucy Lin
ER Doctor
Philip Pavel
Officer Andrews
Nancy O'Dell
Tori's Interviewer
Greg Meiss
Zeus
Kris Andersson
Dancer
Carmen M. Chavez
Dancer
Erik Hyler
Dancer
Sebastian La Cause
Dancer
Lance MacDonald
Dancer
Laurie Sposit
Dancer
Ryan Lee Swanson
Dancer
Sarah Christine Smith
Dancer
Jack Baun
Tackled Cell Phoner
Jason Horgan
Fraternity Brother #1
John Embry
Fraternity Brother #3
Corey Mendell Parker
Library Guy
Mark Oliver
Reporter #6
Jennifer Weston
Reporter #7
Shelly Benedict
Reporter #8
Paulette Patterson
Usher Giving Out Costumes
Jason Trost
Audience Member (uncredited)
Franco Castan
Student (uncredited)
Matthew Lillard
Guy at Party (uncredited)
Deadra Moore
College Professor (uncredited)










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Reviews

**_Scream 2_ starts off strong with a fantastic first act, but slowly stumbles into mediocrity with a lackluster finale.** The beginning of this film was exhilarating, it was so messed up seeing how infatuated people were with this real-life killer and their seeming lack of awareness that a woman was being brutally murdered in their presence. They crank up the gore from the original, leading me

So, moving along two years from the first carnage, "Sidney" (Neve Campbell) has moved into the Omega Beta Zeta frat house and is getting on with the her life. Well, that is what she hopes anyway but after a few minutes of this derivative and unimaginative sequel, we are back to square one when she learns on television that the grim reaper is back taking out fans at a sneak preview of "Stab!" - a f

Wonderful bedfellow to the first film. I'm just not buying into the bad rating for this film, in 1996 Wes Craven's Scream reinvigorated an ailing genre and got fans back into the horror groove. The love for that film, I feel, tends to skew opinions of the second instalment in what became the Scream foursome, Scream 2 seams perfectly from its starting point to up the daring ante, and plonk tongu












