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*EsotericHappyEnding: WebVideo/CinemaSins rightfully [[https://youtu.be/rfMJ-DylWBs?t=1109 points out]] that the "happy ending" of Sidney surviving yet again and walking off across campus to a peppy song on the soundtrack is tarnished by the fact everyone she was friends with in the first and second films are all ''dead,'' not to mention all the people that died by proxy simply for being associated with her or even in just the same general vicinity. She's all alone. Pretty much the only people she has left in her life are [[spoiler: Dewey, Gale, and Cotton,]] of whom only the first might be considered an actual friend. Though RealityEnsues comes 'Film/{{Scream 3}}'' when it's revealed Sidney has become a paranoid recluse thanks to all the trauma, so really what happened is all acknowledged.
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* YouBastard: This is the whole point of Ghostface's second kill, which not only implicates the InUniverse audience but also the actual audience. [[spoiler:Ghostface repeatedly stabs Maureen in front of the other ''Stab'' viewers and gets away it because said viewers were too caught up in the violence of the film and thought Ghostface's murder of Maureen was a publicity stunt.]]
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* YouBastard: This is the whole point of Ghostface's second kill, which not only implicates the InUniverse audience but also the actual audience. [[spoiler:Ghostface repeatedly stabs Maureen in front of the other ''Stab'' viewers and gets away with it because said viewers were too caught up in the violence of the film and thought Ghostface's murder of Maureen was a publicity stunt.]]
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''Scream 2'' (1997) is the second film in the ''Film/{{Scream}}'' franchise.
Two years after the original killing spree in Woodsboro, a slasher movie named ''Stab'' has been released to cash in on the event's notoriety. Sidney, now a college student at Windsor College, is again targeted by a new Ghostface copycatting the original.
''Scream 2'' (1997) is the second film in the ''Film/{{Scream}}'' franchise.
Two years after the original killing spree in Woodsboro, a slasher movie named ''Stab'' has been released to cash in on the event's notoriety. Sidney, now a college student at Windsor College, is again targeted by a new Ghostface copycatting the original.
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''Scream 2''
Two years after the original killing spree in Woodsboro,
Returning from the first film are Creator/CourteneyCox, Creator/DavidArquette, Creator/JamieKennedy, and Creator/LievSchreiber, while new additions to the cast include Creator/SarahMichelleGellar, Creator/LaurieMetcalf, Creator/EliseNeal, Creator/JerryOConnell, Creator/TimothyOlyphant, Creator/JadaPinkett, Creator/PortiaDeRossi, Creator/OmarEpps. Creator/RogerLJackson also returns as the voice of Ghostface.
A sequel, ''Film/{{Scream 3}}'', was released in 2000.
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* MoralMypoia: [[spoiler: Debbie wants to kill Sidney for killing Billy. Despite the fact she only did so because he was a psychotic murderer out to get her, which he became because ''she'' abandoned him.]]
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* MoralMypoia: MoralMyopia: [[spoiler: Debbie wants to kill Sidney for killing Billy. Despite the fact she only did so because he was a psychotic murderer out to get her, which he became because ''she'' abandoned him.]]
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** Cotton is portrayed as a jerk for his outburst to Sidney in the library. However she had named him as her mother's killer - without definite evidence - and had him put in prison for a year. He's asking her to issue a formal statement so that the general public will ''stop'' treating him like he's a rapist and murderer - which they only think primarily because of Sidney's testimony.
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** Cotton is portrayed as a jerk for his outburst to Sidney in the library. However she had named him as her mother's killer - without definite evidence - and had him put in prison on death row for a year. He's asking her to issue a formal statement so that the general public will ''stop'' treating him like he's a rapist and murderer - which they only think primarily because of Sidney's testimony.
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* BystanderSyndrome: Ghostface manages to get away after killing [[spoiler:Maureen]] in the theater despite the fact there were many people around them.
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* BystanderSyndrome: Ghostface manages to get away after killing [[spoiler:Maureen]] in the theater despite the fact there were many people other audience members around them. them that could have intervened. This is justified as most of the audience are paying attention to the ''Stab'' film instead and given the wild theater, saw Ghostface's murder as part of the crazy crowd's antics.
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* BystanderSyndrome: Ghostface manages to get away after killing [[spoiler:Maureen]] in the theater despite the fact there were many people around them.
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* YouBastard: The This is the whole point of Ghostface's second kill, which not only implicates the intro.InUniverse audience but also the actual audience. [[spoiler:Ghostface repeatedly stabs Maureen in front of the other ''Stab'' viewers and gets away it because said viewers were too caught up in the violence of the film and thought Ghostface's murder of Maureen was a publicity stunt.]]
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* AvengingTheVillain: [[spoiler: Mrs. Loomis]], for [[spoiler:her son Billy]].
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** In the film class scene, [[spoiler: Mickey]] argues that violence in film inspires violence in real life; furthermore, [[spoiler:he]] he contends that movie sequels can be superior to the original when Randy scoffs at the idea of someone making a real life sequel to the Stab movie. [[spoiler:Later, when revealed as the killer, Mickey tells Sidney that when he goes on trial, his defense would be to blame the movies.]]
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** Invoked by [[spoiler:Mrs. Loomis]] when [[spoiler:she]] suggests to Gale that [[spoiler:Sidney's father]], who is out of country, and [[spoiler:Dewey]], who seemingly showed up to Windsor college for no particular reason, are potential suspects.
** Invoked by [[spoiler:Mrs. Loomis]] when [[spoiler:she]] suggests to Gale that [[spoiler:Sidney's father]], who is out of country, and [[spoiler:Dewey]], who seemingly showed up to Windsor college for no particular reason, are potential suspects.
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**Invoked by [[spoiler:Mrs. Loomis]] when [[spoiler:she]] At one point, Debbie Salt suggests to Gale that [[spoiler:Sidney's father]], who is out of country, and [[spoiler:Dewey]], who seemingly showed up to Windsor college for no particular reason, are potential suspects.suspects. [[spoiler:Like Mickey, Salt gave Gale disingenuous advice to spread distrust among the Woodsboro survivors.]]
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** Joshua Jackson, star of ''Series/DawsonsCreek'' (written by Kevin Williamson) as one of the students in Randy's film class.
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** Joshua Jackson, star of ''Series/DawsonsCreek'' (written by Kevin Williamson) as one of the students in Randy's film class. It’s a retroactive example as that show didn’t premiere until a month after the film’s release.
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* AbortedArc: As soon as the police figure out that the killer is [[spoiler:killing people with the same name as the ''Film/{{Scream}}'' victims]], it gets forgotten.
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** In Randy's conversation with Dewey, Randy correctly guesses that [[spoiler:Derek]] is the RedHerring and that [[spoiler:Mickey]] is a good fit for the killer although he drops the latter guess because he and [[spoiler:Mickey]] are NotSoDifferent. While he is wrong about [[spoiler:Hallie]] as a suspect, he correctly guesses that [[spoiler:one of the Ghostfaces is female as "[[{{Film/FridayThe13th1980}} Mrs. Voorhees]] was a terrific serial killer"; on that note, he unintentionally guesses that the new killer is the mother of one of the previous killers.]]
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** While he is wrong about [[spoiler:Hallie]] as a suspect, he correctly guesses that [[spoiler:one of the Ghostfaces is female as "[[{{Film/FridayThe13th1980}} Mrs. Voorhees]] was a terrific serial killer"; on that note, he unintentionally guesses that the new killer is the mother of one of the previous killers.]]]]
*** There's also a further reference to ''Film/FridayThe13th1980 that foreshadows the twist when the drunk sister talking to Cici says "killkillkilldiediedie" on the phone, mimicking Jason's leitmotif from the franchise. [[spoiler:And the killer is the grieving mother, like Pamela Voorhees in the first ''Film/FridayThe13th1980''.
** While he is wrong about [[spoiler:Hallie]] as a suspect, he correctly guesses that [[spoiler:one of the Ghostfaces is female as "[[{{Film/FridayThe13th1980}} Mrs. Voorhees]] was a terrific serial killer"; on that note, he unintentionally guesses that the new killer is the mother of one of the previous killers.
*** There's also a further reference to ''Film/FridayThe13th1980 that foreshadows the twist when the drunk sister talking to Cici says "killkillkilldiediedie" on the phone, mimicking Jason's leitmotif from the franchise. [[spoiler:And the killer is the grieving mother, like Pamela Voorhees in the first ''Film/FridayThe13th1980''.
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** Another one: After [[spoiler:Debbie Salt]] introduces [[spoiler:herself]] as the "one in the front row, asking all the questions" at Gale's seminar, Gale snidely remarks that she thought [[spoiler:Salt]] looked familiar. Later on when [[spoiler:Salt is revealed to be Billy's mother, Gale says that she's seen photos of Mrs. Loomis, but didn't recognize her.]]
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* ObviousVillainSecretVillain: [[spoiler:Subverted. The movie provides the PageQuote, but it comes from a dummy or early script (depending on who you listen to) where Hallie and Derek (and Cotton) were the killers. In the movie itself, Mickey wants Sidney to believe that Derek is the obvious killer working with a secret accomplice, but he isn't.]]
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** Deconstructed and subverted in the case of [[spoiler:Derek. After the events of the [[Film/Scream1996 first movie]], Sidney suspects her current boyfriend, Derek, of being a killer just like her previous boyfriend, Billy. This leads to relationship problems between Derek and her, and Sidney suspects Derek for most of the movie up until Mickey, one of the actual killers, murders Derek. It turns out that Derek was GoodAllAlong.]]
** Defied by [[spoiler:Joel. At first, he is enthusiastic about his role as Gale's new cameraman, but after learning how his predecessor died by Ghostface's hands, he decides to quit his job until the killers are apprehended.]]
** Subverted by [[spoiler:Debbie Salt. At a first glance, her job as a news reporter makes her a substitute for Gale Weathers; however, her killer reveal states that the news reporter bit was merely a cover story. In practice, Debbie is more similar to her son, Billy, due to their murderous motives.]]
** Defied by [[spoiler:Joel. At first, he is enthusiastic about his role as Gale's new cameraman, but after learning how his predecessor died by Ghostface's hands, he decides to quit his job until the killers are apprehended.]]
** Subverted by [[spoiler:Debbie Salt. At a first glance, her job as a news reporter makes her a substitute for Gale Weathers; however, her killer reveal states that the news reporter bit was merely a cover story. In practice, Debbie is more similar to her son, Billy, due to their murderous motives.]]
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** Deconstructed [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]] and subverted in the case of [[spoiler:Derek. After the events of the [[Film/Scream1996 first movie]], Sidney suspects her current boyfriend, Derek, of being a killer just like her previous boyfriend, Billy. This leads to relationship problems between Derek and her, and Sidney suspects Derek for most of the movie up until Mickey, one of the actual killers, murders Derek. It turns out that Derek was GoodAllAlong.]]
**Defied [[DefiedTrope Defied]] by [[spoiler:Joel. At first, he is enthusiastic about his role as Gale's new cameraman, but after learning how his predecessor died by Ghostface's hands, he decides to quit his job until the killers are apprehended.]]
**Subverted [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] by [[spoiler:Debbie Salt. At a first glance, her job as a news reporter makes her a substitute for Gale Weathers; however, her killer reveal states that the news reporter bit was merely a cover story. In practice, Debbie is more similar to her son, Billy, due to their murderous motives.]]
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* EarAche: [[spoiler: Mrs. Loomis stabs Phil Stevens through the ear, making him the first of the Windsor College victims.]]
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* BigBadDuumvirate: Played with in this film. Due to the events of the [[Film/Scream1996 previous film]], [[spoiler:Dewey tells Sidney there is a possibility that there may be multiple killers involved in the latest murder spree. Dewey continues to follow this mindset throughout the film, so much that when Ghostface gives Derek an injury, Dewey is still suspicious since the injury wasn't anything major and it doesn't rule out the possibility that Derek had a partner give him said injury. The film also doesn't bother hiding the fact that there are two killers; for example, when Cici talks with Ghostface on the phone, [[MeaningfulBackgroundEvent the other Ghostface appears behind her while sneaking into the sorority house]]. Likewise, Ghostface later attacks Sidney in the car while another Ghostface chases Gale and Dewey on the college campus.]] In this film, [[spoiler:Mickey and Mrs. Loomis are the killers.]] Seeing as how [[spoiler:Mrs. Loomis]] actually had a reason behind all the killings, and [[spoiler:she]] mentions leading [[spoiler:Mickey]] on and giving [[spoiler:him]] pointers, [[spoiler:Mickey]] could be considered TheDragon to [[spoiler:her]] BigBad.
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* BigBadDuumvirate: Played with in this film. Due to the events of the [[Film/Scream1996 previous film]], [[spoiler:Dewey tells Sidney there is a possibility that there may be multiple killers involved in the latest murder spree. Dewey continues to follow this mindset throughout the film, so much that when Ghostface gives Derek an injury, Dewey is still suspicious since the injury wasn't anything major and it doesn't rule out the possibility that Derek had a partner give him said injury. The film also doesn't bother hiding the fact that there are two killers; for example, when Cici talks with Ghostface on the phone, [[MeaningfulBackgroundEvent the other Ghostface appears behind her while sneaking into the sorority house]]. Likewise, Ghostface later attacks Sidney in the car while another Ghostface chases Gale and Dewey on the college campus.]] In this film, [[spoiler:Mickey Mickey and Mrs. Loomis are the killers.]] Seeing as how [[spoiler:Mrs. Loomis]] Mrs. Loomis actually had a reason behind all the killings, and [[spoiler:she]] she mentions leading [[spoiler:Mickey]] Mickey on and giving [[spoiler:him]] him pointers, [[spoiler:Mickey]] Mickey could be considered TheDragon to [[spoiler:her]] her BigBad.]]
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* HateSink: [[spoiler:Billy Loomis' mother turns out to be this, revealed to be the killer in this film. She tries to play for sympathy in avenging her sons death with a new killing spree, but quickly looses it when with her myopic view of things; she seems to be under the impression [[PlayingTheVictimCard she and Billy are the real victims]], with no sympathy or remorse over the people he killed, and [[NeverMyFault refuses to own up to her own failures]] as a mother, or even to how Billy turned out to be. She was also the one who [[HeroKiller kills Randy]].]]
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** In the film class scene, [[spoiler: Mickey]] argues that violence in film inspires violence in real life; furthermore, [[spoiler:he]] contends that movie sequels can be superior to the original when Randy scoffs at the idea of someone making a real life sequel to the Stab movie. Later, when revealed as the killer, [[spoiler:Mickey]] tells Sidney that when [[spoiler:he]] goes on trial, [[spoiler:his]] defense would be to blame the movies.
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* BlackDudeDiesFirst: Done, and [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]]. Two, in fact ''before'' the opening credits. [[spoiler:The second is a woman.]]
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** Subverted by [[spoiler:Debbie Salt. At a first glance, her job as a news reporter makes her a substitute for Gale Weather; however, her killer reveal states that the news reporter bit was merely a cover story. In practice, Debbie is more similar to her son, Billy, due to their murderous motives.]]
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** Subverted by [[spoiler:Debbie Salt. At a first glance, her job as a news reporter makes her a substitute for Gale Weather; Weathers; however, her killer reveal states that the news reporter bit was merely a cover story. In practice, Debbie is more similar to her son, Billy, due to their murderous motives.]]
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** Deconstructed and subverted in the case of [[spoiler:Derek. After the events of the [[Film/Scream1996 first movie, Sidney suspects her current boyfriend, Derek, of being a killer just like her previous boyfriend, Billy. This leads to relationship problems between Derek and her, and Sidney suspects Derek for most of the movie up until Mickey, one of the actual killers, murders Derek. It turns out that Derek was GoodAllAlong.]]
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** Deconstructed and subverted in the case of [[spoiler:Derek. After the events of the [[Film/Scream1996 first movie, movie]], Sidney suspects her current boyfriend, Derek, of being a killer just like her previous boyfriend, Billy. This leads to relationship problems between Derek and her, and Sidney suspects Derek for most of the movie up until Mickey, one of the actual killers, murders Derek. It turns out that Derek was GoodAllAlong.]]
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* Subverted by [[spoiler:Debbie Salt. At a first glance, her job as a news reporter makes her a substitute for Gale Weather; however, her killer reveal states that the news reporter bit was merely a cover story. In practice, Debbie is more similar to her son, Billy, due to their murderous motives.]]
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* Subverted by [[spoiler:Debbie Salt. At a first glance, her job as a news reporter makes her a substitute for Gale Weather; however, her killer reveal states that the news reporter bit was merely a cover story. In practice, Debbie is more similar to her son, Billy, due to their murderous motives.]]