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Willa Fitzgerald is one of the most talented and beautiful actresses working in the film industry right now. Fitzgerald began her career with a small role in the little-known 2007 film For the Love of a Dog, but since then, she has starred in several iconic films and TV shows, including the popular Scream TV series and her own leading role in the gripping thriller film Strange Darling. Most recently, she starred in the Netflix medical drama Pulse. So, if you love Fitzgerald’s performances, here are the 7 best movies and TV Shows starring Willa Fitzgerald, you shouldn’t miss.

7. Pulse (Netflix) Credit – Netflix

Pulse is a medical drama series created by Zoe Robyn. The Netflix series is set in Miami on the premises of Maguire Hospital, and it revolves around the emergency and surgical residents as they deal...

Divorce in the Black is a thriller drama film written and directed by Tyler Perry. The Prime Video film follows the story of Ava, a young woman as he leaves her abusive husband and goes back to her parents. When she meets the one true love of her life again, her ex-husband begins stalking her and now she has to do everything legal and illegal to get away from him. Divorce in the Black stars Meagan Good in the lead role with Cory Hardrict, Richard Lawson, Debbi Morgan, Shannon Wallace, Taylor Polidore, and Rakeem Laws starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the thrilling story and intense characters in Divorce in the Black, here are some similar movies you could watch next.

Enough (Netflix & Rent on Prime Video) Credit – Sony Pictures

Enough is a thriller drama film directed by Michael Apted from a screenplay by Nicholas Kazan. Based on...

Kelly Rowland is on a press tour promoting her Netflix film Mea Culpa and was asked about Beyoncé’s new country album and the possibility of a Destiny’s Child reunion.

Rowland and her Mea Culpa co-star Trevante Rhodes stopped by radio station V-103 Atlanta for an interview on The Big Tigger Morning Show with Jazzy McBee to talk about their film. However, things turned awkward when the show’s host asked about Beyoncé’s music.

“Your sis just dropped a whole new couple of songs, and it’s my understanding that Renaissance II may or may not be country-based, and then there’s a rumor going around that Renaissance III may be, either rock-based or a DC reunion,” Big Tigger asked.

Rowland replied with a wink, “That is her business to talk about, not mine.”

Jazzy McBee intervened and said, “And I know that you all are tired of answering those questions,...

Stars: Gemma Brooke Allen, Alix Lane, Lily Keene, Matt Rife, Connor Weil, Kamilla Alnes, Ellie Patrikios, Grayson Thorne Kilpatrick, Jacques Derosena, Jo Osmond | Written and Directed by Ryan McGonagle

Actual great horror movies with a Halloween theme and Halloween as there main focus aren’t actually as widespread as you might expect. Obviously the Halloween franchise has some great editions, Trick ‘r Treat and Tales of Halloween are fantastic anthologies but there’s not a whole lot else. Black Pumpkin, as its title suggests, is indeed set during Halloween season and as a Halloween-themed killer, so could it kick off a new holiday-themed franchise?

Two kids accidentally awaken an evil that has lain dormant for a number of years. The terribly named ‘Bloody Bobby’ is now after them and their family and friends and they spend October 31st trying to survive through the night.

With a name like Bloody Bobby,...

On Sunday, March 5th, the NCIS: Los Angeles TV show on CBS will pay tribute to its late star, Miguel Ferrer, who died of throat cancer on January 19, 2017. The son of Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer, Miguel was also a cousin of actor George Clooney. NCIS: Los Angeles also stars Chris O'Donnell, LL Cool J, Linda Hunt, Daniela Ruah, Eric Christian Olsen, Barrett Foa, and Renée Felice Smith.According to Variety, episode 8.16, "Old Tricks," will feature Ferrer singing a version of the Bob Dylan song “Knocking on Heaven’s Door.” Ferrer’s band, the Jenerators, accompanies him in the performance. Guest stars this week include Peter Cambor, Daniel J. Travanti, Martin Mull, Debra Jo Rupp, India De Beaufort, Marsha Thomason, Terryn Westbrook, Mike Erwin, Anzu Lawson, Connor Weil, John Colton, Jeronimo Spinx,...

Title: Scream the TV Series The First Season Anchor Bay Entertainment MTV Production Development Cast: Bella Thorne, Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, John Karna, Amadeus Serafini, Connor Weil, Carlson Young, Jason Wiles, Tracy Middendorf, Tom Maden, Santiago Segura, Kiana Lede Running Time: 402 Minutes (10 episodes, 3 discs) Rated: Not Rated (Language, Bloody Violence) Special Features: Gag Reel; Deleted Scenes; Promotional Gallery On DVD May 10, 2016 [This review may contain spoilers] A brutal murder of popular high school student Nina Patterson (Bella Thorne, Big Love) spawned by her cyberbullying shakes up the small town of Lakewood. The town was shocked twenty years prior of another brutal murder of similar circumstances,  [ Read More ]

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Scream‘s body count remained steady on Tuesday — sorry, sickos! — but our ever-expanding list of theories skyrocketed following several major reveals.

RelatedScream‘s Connor Weil on Will’s ‘Brutal’ Death, the Fate of Emma’s Mike & Ikes

Let’s get the biggest twist out of the way first: Emma has an older sibling, a brother or sister who could very well be the person killing everyone she cares about (and also Nina). It turns out that “Daisy,” in an act of rebellion against her cheating boyfriend, slept with Brandon James, then left town so she could complete her pregnancy...

Don’t you just hate bumping into your dead ex-boyfriends in the bathroom? Talk about awkward.

RelatedScream‘s Connor Weil on His ‘Brutal’ Death, the Fate of Emma’s Mike & Ikes

Relatable or not, that’s exactly the situation in which Emma finds herself in TVLine’s exclusive sneak peek of Tuesday’s Scream (MTV, 10/9c), appropriately titled “Ghosts.” Clearly racked with guilt over Will’s death — in case you forgot, she inadvertently caused a piece of farming equipment to cut him in half — she’s visited by her former lover’s ghost. Both halves of it.

“The crew was very good about safety,...

After several weeks of (relatively) smooth sailing, MTV’s Scream on Tuesday finally killed off another one of its core characters — and it was spectacular.

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In the episode’s final moments, Will — who had successfully survived being stabbed by the show’s masked assassin — was strapped to a particularly sharp piece of farming equipment, which Emma unknowingly triggered, causing her ex to be split right down the middle.

Below, actor Connor Weil discusses filming the bloody masterpiece of a scene, how he and his co-stars reacted to Will’s death and,...

(Spoiler alert: Please do not read if you haven’t watched Tuesday’s episode of “Scream“) At Tuesday’s episode of the MTV horror series “Scream,” Connor Weil’s character Will suffered the show’s most violent death to date. After surviving being abducted by Lakewood’s masked killer, Will found himself again at the hands of Brandon James. Only this time, he was being fed into a piece of farm machinery, spewing his blood all over ex-girlfriend, Emma (Willa Fitzgerald). It was gruesome to watch, but as an actor, Weil was excited to find out about the death. “It...

Scream has taken yet another victim...and this time, it was in the most brutal way imaginable. We knew it was coming. Ever since MTV's Ghostface killed Nina (Bella Thorne) in the series premiere, it was only a matter of time until he struck again, taking yet another friend of Emma's (Willa Fitzgerald). But we never in a million years thought it would be... Spoiler alert! If you haven't watched tonight's jaw-dropping episode of Scream, turn back now. We're talking major spoilers, people! Rip Will (Connor Weil). That's right, Emma's ex-boyfriend fully redeemed himself after many jerk moments only to get impaled with a giant saw, while Emma was forced to watch...and get sprayed with...

MTV today announced that it has picked up its hit series Scream with Dimension Television for a second season. More than 21 million viewers have tuned in to the debut season of Scream on-air and the series has generated another 7.9 million streams across platforms. Additionally, Scream has averaged 60% increases in L+3 over L+Sd ratings week to week. Here's what MTV Executive Vice President of Series Development and Head of Scripted Programming, Mina Lefevre had to say in a statement.

"It has been a wonderful experience working with Bob Weinstein and his team who are such connoisseurs of this genre and we are thrilled by how our viewers have responded to the reinvention of Scream. We look forward to another season filled with suspense, horror and more twists and turns."

The horror TV series is set in the sleepy town of Lakewood, where a gruesome murder sets off a chain of horrific events.

MTV has ordered a second season of “Scream,” the network announced Wednesday during the 2015 Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour. Starring Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, John Karna, Carlson Young, Connor Weil and Tracy Middendorf, “Scream” is set in the fictional Lakewood, a town rocked by a series of murders somehow connected to crimes and death of Brandon James, a serial killer from 20 years prior. The horror series is an adaptation of the 1996 slasher film franchise by Wes Craven starring Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette. Also read: 'Scream's' Latest Victim Talks Filming Her Own Death, Teases Possible Return Bob and Harvey.

Despite scepticism from fans of the franchise, MTV's Scream series honours the first rule of remakes: don't eff with the original...

The Scream franchise is deservedly adored by cinemagoers and critics, and widely considered to be one of the best horror films to come out of the back end of the 90s. You can certainly see why, with Kevin Williamson's tack-sharp script packed with zingers, its overall clever subversion of the genre, a sterling central performance from Neve Campbell and an undercurrent of cheeky fun. The third act is still, to this day, a triumphant blend of humour, (literally) knife-edge tension and genuine scares.

Few horror movies have achieved what Scream did. Or, to give it its dues, what Scream 2 also did. The sequel to Wes Craven's original hit could have been a messy affair but it achieved an improbable feat: it was just as fun and spooky as the first.

Scream, Season 1, Episodes 1-3

Created by Jill E. Blotevogel, Jay Beattie, and Dan Dworkin

Airs Tuesdays at 10pm (Et) on MTV

If one glances around at the Movie-to-tv adaptation landscape, things are looking surprisingly good. Hannibal is the best show on television right now, Fargo was one of the best surprises of last year and looks like it will continue as such in its second season this fall, and now MTV is adding one more Movie-to-tv adaptation to its roster; shout out to MTV’s other Movie-to-tv breadwinner Teen Wolf, a show that is totally unashamed of how ridiculous and heightened it is and succeeds because of it. MTV’s Scream is so far surprisingly not terrible in the same way that Albert Pujols is playing surprisingly not terrible baseball right now–it’s a comfort, but you still expect more.

This new series takes the iconic Scream franchise and fits it to television,...

The Scream TV series has been out in full force at Comic-Con, with blood-soaked photo opportunities for fans, multiple copies of the new Ghostface walking around, their first panel, and more. Here's a look at the recently released trailer, along with details on Scream Comic-Con events going on this weekend, and confirmation of a second season:

"San Diego, CA (July 10, 2015) — MTV slashed into the San Diego Convention Center today with the first-ever Comic-Con panel for its hit new series “Scream,” the most-watched series premiere of the summer on cable with Millennials.

The network unveiled an all-new trailer for season one, hinting at the twists, turns, and gruesome deaths to come. Bella Thorne, whose character Nina Patterson endured a bloody, bikini-clad death at the hands of the killer in episode one, shocked the crowd by announcing that she would return to the series via a mysterious flashback in an all-new episode of “Scream” airing Tuesday,...

The MTV series Scream, based on the hit horror franchise, follows what happens after a cyber-bullying incident results in a brutal murder and the shocking violence stirs up memories of a killing spree from the past. Now, a group of local teens will quickly become victims or suspects, as secrets are revealed that could tie some of them a little too closely a killer who’s out for blood. The show stars Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Carlson Young, Amadeus Serafini, John Karna, Connor Weil, Tracy Middendorf and Jason Wiles. During this exclusive phone interview with Collider, actress Bex Taylor-Klaus (who plays Audrey, Audrey a strong-minded and fearless outcast teen whose romantic tryst with another girl leads to a cyber-bullying incident that kicks the whole story off) talked about being at Disneyland when she got the call that she landed this role, why she wanted to play this character, how exciting...

"When this is over we need a spa day." "A murder is like potato chips—you can't just stop with one." Potential victims of a new masked murderer voice their concerns in a new Scream: The TV Series teaser video that looks ahead at upcoming episodes.

"What starts as a YouTube video going viral, soon leads to problems for the teenagers of Lakewood and serves as the catalyst for a murder that opens up a window to the town's troubled past."

MTV's Scream: The TV series stars Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, John Karna, Carlson Young, Amadeus Serafini, Bobby Campo, Connor Weil, and Joel Gretsch.

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The MTV series Scream, based on the hit horror franchise, follows what happens after a cyber-bullying incident results in a brutal murder and the shocking violence stirs up memories of a killing spree from the past. Now, a group of local teens will quickly become victims or suspects, as secrets are revealed that could tie some of them a little too closely a killer who’s out for blood. The show stars Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Carlson Young, Amadeus Serafini, John Karna, Connor Weil, Tracy Middendorf and Jason Wiles. During this exclusive phone interview with Collider, showrunners Jill Blotevogel and Jaime Paglia talked about finding an idea that could work for TV, keeping the viewers guessing about when the next person might die, having a long-term plan while keeping things flexible, their process for designing the new mask, whether they ever thought about bringing back any of the characters from the films,...

The wait is almost over, and MTV has offered up a generous gift for Bella Thorne fans who can’t hold out for the June 30th premiere of “Scream the TV Series.”

The “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day” starlet is featured in a new eight-minute preview, taking on a role very similar to that of Drew Barrymore’s in the first “Scream” film way back in 1996.

Starring Bex Taylor-Klaus, Willa Fitzgerald, John Karna, Connor Weil and Amadeus Serafini, “Scream the TV Series” is about “the aftermath of a cyber-killing incident that stirs up memories of a killing spree from the past that has haunted some, intrigued others and maybe just inspired a new killer.”...

MTV's bringing some scares to San Diego, offering two horror genre panels for fans to attend at this year's Comic-Con: a Scream: The TV Series panel on Friday, July 10th, and a Kevin Smith-moderated Teen Wolf panel on Thursday, July 9th.

Press Release: "Santa Monica, CA (June 25, 2015) – MTV will take San Diego Comic-Con by storm with the return of Comic-Con favorite and hit drama series “Teen Wolf” for the sixth time and convention debuts of highly-anticipated shows “Scream: The TV Series” and “The Shannara Chronicles.”

For the first time in network history, MTV will be on-the-ground with its own branded booth, giving fans an all-new interactive experience when they hit the floor of the San Diego Convention Center. Fans will be treated to exclusive swag and the opportunity to meet and get autographs from a slew of MTV talent set to stop by.

In addition, MTV will once again sponsor the Sdcc wi-fi.

MTV has previewed the first eight minutes of its upcoming Scream series.

The video shows Bella Thorne's character Nina getting gorily killed by a masked serial killer in a scene reminiscent of Drew Barrymore's death in the original movie.

The small-screen adaptation won't initially feature the masked Ghostface killer.

Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Amadeus Serafini, Carlson Young, Connor Weil, Tom Maden, Brianne Tju, Bobby Campo and Amelia Rose Blaire star.

The TV series has been developed by Jill Blotevogel.

It debuts Tuesday, June 30 on MTV in the Us.

Someone's playing a deadly game poolside. Ahead of its June 30th premiere, you can watch the first eight minutes of MTV's Scream series right now.

"What starts as a YouTube video going viral, soon leads to problems for the teenagers of Lakewood and serves as the catalyst for a murder that opens up a window to the town's troubled past."

The Scream TV series stars Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, John Karna, Carlson Young, Amadeus Serafini, Bobby Campo, Connor Weil, and Joel Gretsch.

The show’s pilot is helmed by Jamie Travis (Faking It) from a script by Jay Beattie and Dan Dworkin (Criminal Minds, Revenge). Dimension Films and The Weinstein Co. are backing the project, with Harvey and Bob Weinstein executive producing along with Craven, Marianne Maddalena, and Cathy Konrad.

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After orchestrating a cyberbully video, the privileged Nina (Bella Thorne) gets a taste of her own medicine in an extended clip from MTV's new Scream TV series, premiering June 30. Bella Thorne debuted the footage herself during an appearance on NBC's Late Night with Seth Meyers, which is essentially a modern-day version of the original Scream movie opening, featuring Drew Barrymore. As you can see in the video below, Nina doesn't exactly stick around for too long on the series, with fans getting a glimpse at the new version of the iconic Ghostface mask.

MTV and Dimension TV's Scream is based on the eponymous, international hit horror franchise. When Nina (Bella Thorne), a gorgeous entitled teen at Lakewood High School, is murdered in an apparent crime of passion, it exposes the inner workings of the town's complex social hierarchy. After Audrey (Bex Taylor-Klaus), a young artistic loner, is "outed" via cyberbullying,...

One episode was provided for reviewing purposes prior to broadcast.

“You can’t do a slasher movie as a TV series,” posits the new resident meta-expert of MTV’s Scream, Noah Foster (John Karna). The token nerd argues that slasher movies burn bright and die fast, bodies piling up within minutes and the big reveal happening a sleek 90 minutes later. TV is more languid, giving ample opportunity to build up characters just in time to, in the case of the opening seven minutes of this new Scream, slit their throats. “You have to care. You have to root for them. So when they are brutally murdered, it hurts.”

I’ve spent approximately 41 minutes with this gaggle of hyper-aware, alcohol-guzzling millennials, and maybe the most surprising thing about the show is that, in all the efforts I put against it and its overly cutesy advertisements, I cared, and it did hurt.

Who will live and who will die in MTV's new Scream TV series based on the popular horror franchise? A new series of character videos introduce the most likely victims, and even a few suspects. The show promises to trot out every single horror cliche imaginable. But what they do with those cliches will be as innovative and as twisted as what Wes Craven did in the movies.

First up in this set of character profile featurettes is Emma the virgin, or the innocent, played by Willa Fitzgerald. She is the protagonist, and in most horror movies, she is the 'final' girl, or the 'sole survivor'. In Scream, Emma is actively trying to take care of the people around her. But with MTV set to bring a new spin to the horror tropes on display, will she make it to the season finale? Or will she be one of the first to go?...

If there’s one modern franchise I revisit several times a year, it’s Wes Craven’s Scream series (yes, even Scream 4). Ever since Drew Barrymore first took that ill-fated phone call, I was hooked and through three sequels, I’ve been there every step of the way, rooting on Sidney Prescott and hoping to see Ghostface dispose of his victims in the goriest of fashions.

Now that Scream is heading to the small screen with MTV’s new television series iteration, which begins on June 30th, those in attendance last night at the 2015 Los Angeles Film Festival had the opportunity to watch the first episode during a special red carpet event at the Regal Theaters at La Live. I will admit to being rather intrigued- and nervous- going into this first episode because I wasn’t sure how the approach was truly going to work but, much to my surprise,...

Scream Trailer 2. MTV‘s Scream (2015) TV show trailer 2 stars Connor Weil, Bobby Campo, Amadeus Serafini, Tom Maden, and Tracy Middendorf. Scream‘s plot synopsis: “The series focuses on the town of Lakewood. After a cyber bullying incident goes too far, the killer wreaks havoc on young people in the town. It exposes painful memories from everyone’s past and forces people to confront the choices they have made.”

We previously published these Scream articles:

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Scream also stars Bella Thorne, Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Carlson Young, John Karna, Jason Wiles, and Brianne Tju.

Watch the Scream TV show trailer 2 (via Thewrap) and leave your thoughts on it below in the comments section. For more Scream photos, videos, and information, visit our Scream Page, our TV Show Trailer Google+ Page, subscribe to us by Email, “follow” us on Twitter, Tumblr, Google+, or...

Read More: Watch: Everyone is Fair Game in the Trailer For MTV's 'Scream' TV Series The new MTV series based on the 1996 cult horror film will have the expected dose of mystery and murder, but this time with a whole new mask and motivation behind it. In the latest trailer for "Scream," it's clear that no one can hear cries for help in Lakewood, where the new killer preys upon teenage victims. Instead of taking a cue from the slasher in the film, the killer in the TV series will have a reason for offing people left and right. In the series, a cyber-bullying attack leads to a murder, which leaves a whole new generation of teenagers vulnerable to the killer. "Scream" stars Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Carlson Young, John Karna and Connor Weil. Check out the latest teaser from The Hollywood Reporter above.  "Scream" premieres June 30 at 10pm on MTV.

"By the time the first body's found... it's only a matter of time before the bloodbath commences." A new trailer for MTV's Scream TV series has debuted, teasing threatening texts and the new killer in action ahead of the show's June 30th premiere.

"What starts as a YouTube video going viral, soon leads to problems for the teenagers of Lakewood and serves as the catalyst for a murder that opens up a window to the town's troubled past."

The Scream TV series stars Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, John Karna, Carlson Young, Amadeus Serafini, Bobby Campo, Connor Weil, and Joel Gretsch.

The show’s pilot is helmed by Jamie Travis (Faking It) from a script by Jay Beattie and Dan Dworkin (Criminal Minds, Revenge). Dimension Films and The Weinstein Co. are backing the project, with Harvey and Bob Weinstein executive producing along with Craven, Marianne Maddalena, and Cathy Konrad.

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One big difference between the small screen version of Scream and the movies is the killer's mask. Described as a mixture between the headgear of Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers, and Ghostface, the mask from the Scream TV series has been revealed.

EW unveiled the first look at the murderer's mask in MTV's Scream TV series. Empty eye holes and a gaping mouth show some relation to the iconic Ghostface look, but this mask is also held down by slightly visible straps and retains a more human-like look with its realistic facial dimensions.

With the Scream TV series premiering on June 30th, we'll have to wait until later this summer to see who's hidden beneath this new mask and find out their motives (if any) for murder.

Speaking with EW, Scream film series director and Scream TV series executive producer Wes Craven mentioned that the different design of the killer's mask...

Well that’s one way of ensuring Scream is MTV’s highest-rated show this summer. I won’t spoil the clever teaser trailer that the teen-skewing network just unveiled for its upcoming adaptation of the iconic slasher franchise, but let’s just say that MTV fans are going to get a kick out of what the creative team for the series, arriving this June, has come up with.

When a Scream show was first announced, I was one of those people pretty evenly divided between excitement at all the delicious meta commentary an update could bring and trepidation that it would end the same way as MTV’s Skins and Inbetweeners takes (e.g. not well at all, and best forgotten very, very quickly). Since then, though, MTV’s advertisements for the series have done a pretty surprising job of getting me on the show’s side – with its fresh-faced cast,...

I was not happy with that first trailer for MTV's Scream TV series. I was hoping for a promo that would pay homage to one of my favorite films of all-time, but instead all I got was a cheap attempt to earn some buzz by leaning on the well-known horror franchise. No, you can't do the same things on MTV that you can do in a rated-r movie as far as blood and gore go, but you can still dish out jokes in the vein of the original film, introduce appealing characters and throw in the damn Ghostface mask for that matter. For lack of better terms, that first trailer felt very MTV, too MTV for anyone who's been watching Scream obsessively since the 90s. A brand new trailer for the series just dropped and it's even more MTV-ish than the last but, oddly enough, I love it. I'm not going to spoil the gag,...

A dozen MTV celebrities are shown gruesomely murdered in the latest sneak peek at the new Scream TV series. Based on director Wes Craven and writer Kevin Williamson's iconic horror franchise, Ghost Face will return in an all new incarnation when the episodic murder mystery debuts this summer. But it looks like a few folks are going to miss out on the big premiere.

In the Scream TV Series, everyone has secrets. Everyone tells lies. Everyone is fair game. What starts as a YouTube video going viral, soon leads to problems for the teenagers of Lakewood and serves as the catalyst for a murder that opens up a window to the town's troubled past.

MTV's first season of Scream features a stellar ensemble cast of up and coming talent including Bex Taylor-Klaus, Willa Fitzgerald, John Karna, Connor Weil and Amadeus Serafini. Any and all of them could go at any minute,...

I scream, you scream, we all scream for… MTV’s Scream.

The cabler has released a new promo for its upcoming horror series, in which the stars of Awkward, Faking It, Teen Wolf, Finding Carter, Ridiculousness and The Challenge attend a killer summer party. (See what we did there?)

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Also making an appearance in the teaser, of course, are Scream cast members Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Carlson Young, Amadeus Serafini, John Karna and Connor Weil.

Scream debuts Tuesday, June 30, at 10/9c. Watch the (rather bloody) promo below:

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"It sounds dead in there." A clever new promo video for MTV's Scream TV series has debuted, showing some recognizable MTV-affiliated faces splattered with blood and staring into the distance with glazed eyes.

"What starts as a YouTube video going viral, soon leads to problems for the teenagers of Lakewood and serves as the catalyst for a murder that opens up a window to the town's troubled past."

The show’s pilot is helmed by Jamie Travis (Faking It) from a script by Jay Beattie and Dan Dworkin (Criminal Minds, Revenge). Dimension Films and The Weinstein Co. are backing the project, with Harvey and Bob Weinstein executive producing along with Craven, Marianne Maddalena, and Cathy Konrad.

Premiering on June 30th, the Scream TV series stars Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, John Karna, Carlson Young, Amadeus Serafini, Bobby Campo, Connor Weil, and Joel Gretsch.

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Details the upcoming convention screening of Bloodsucking Bastards, as well as casting updates for the Scream TV series and AMC's Preacher pilot, are featured in our latest round-up.

Bloodsucking Bastards: The office-set horror comedy Bloodsucking Bastards will screen at the Texas Frightmare Weekend on May 2nd at 8pm:

Press Release -- "An Office Space meets Shaun of the Dead action-packed horror comedy, Bloodsucking Bastards stars Fran Kranz as Evan Sanders, a low-level, dutiful employee stuck in a boring job at a soul-killing every corporation. Evan’s the kind of guy who does all the work and gets none of the credit, but at least he gets to spend his days with his beautiful co-worker/girlfriend Amanda (Emma Fitzpatrick) and his slacker best friend Tim (Joey Kern).

Unfortunately, it all falls apart in one fell swoop when Amanda breaks up with him and Evan’s boss Ted (Joel Murray) hands...

"Everyone has secrets, everyone tells lies, and everyone is fair game." MTV recently revealed that the Scream TV series will slash its way onto the small screen on June 30th and now the first trailer and promos for the show have debuted, giving us a look at the meta-horror moments to come.

"What starts as a YouTube video going viral, soon leads to problems for the teenagers of Lakewood and serves as the catalyst for a murder that opens up a window to the town's troubled past."

The show’s pilot is helmed by Jamie Travis (Faking It) from a script by Jay Beattie and Dan Dworkin (Criminal Minds, Revenge). Dimension Films and The Weinstein Co. are backing the project, with Harvey and Bob Weinstein executive producing along with Craven, Marianne Maddalena, and Cathy Konrad.

Premiering on June 30th, the Scream TV series stars Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, John Karna,...

Read More: 7 TV Tropes MTV's New 'Scream' TV Show Should Skewer "You can't do a slasher movie as a TV series." MTV thinks otherwise, as they've just released the first trailer for their, well, slasher TV series based on the 1996 horror film of the same name. Watch the trailer above. The "Scream" TV series introduces a new generation of fans to the franchise, and "a new generation" means throwing "Scream" into the digital age. When a cyber-bullying attack leads to a gruesome murder, a new killer is expected to arise and a new, unsuspecting batch of teenagers enter the scene. The series stars Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Carlson Young, John Karna and Connor Weil. "Scream" hits the small screen June 30 on MTV.   Read More: Jill Soloway Developing Feminist Comedy for MTV...

During the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday, MTV and Dimension TV unveiled the official trailer for the upcoming "Scream" TV series, which is based on the film franchise. Check out the trailer below. Plot: Everyone has secrets. Everyone tells lies. Everyone is fair game. What starts as a YouTube video going viral, soon leads to problems for the teenagers of Lakewood and serves as the catalyst for a murder that opens up a window to the town's troubled past. The TV series stars Bex Taylor-Klaus, Willa Fitzgerald, John Karna, Connor Weil and Amadeus Serafini. It will premiere on June 30th. Trailer:...

Along with some film trailer debuts, last night's MTV Movie Awards ceremony was used to offer some sneak peeks at their upcoming series. Along with the first promo for the fifth season of "Teen Wolf," the network debuted the first trailer for their new TV series based on Wes Craven's horror comedy "Scream". Taylor-Klaus, Willa Fitzgerald, John Karna, Connor Weil and Amadeus Serafini star in the new series which the network announced will debut on June 30th.

Tonight's MTV Movie Awards featured a number of sneak peeks from upcoming movies, but MTV also used the awards ceremony to debut the first trailer for their new TV series Scream. The network also announced that the show will debut on June 30. The show is based on director Wes Craven's hit movie franchise of the same name.

In the Scream TV Series, everyone has secrets. Everyone tells lies. Everyone is fair game. What starts as a YouTube video going viral, soon leads to problems for the teenagers of Lakewoodand serves as the catalyst for a murder that opens up a window to the town's troubled past. Bex Taylor-Klaus, Willa Fitzgerald, John Karna, Connor Weil and Amadeus Serafini star in the new TV series.

Bella Thorne is also featured in the series premiere's opening scenes, which appear to be a rendition of the original Scream first scene, where Drew Barrymore...

The body count continues to rise on MTV’s Scream.

Joel Gretsch (V, The 4400) has exited the cabler’s forthcoming TV adaptation of the big-screen franchise, and his series-regular role as Sheriff Hudson will be recast, TVLine has learned exclusively.

According to sources, producers opted to take the character — the small town’s “charming, charismatic, capable” lawman — in a different direction.

RelatedBella Thorne to Appear in Scream Pilot as Drew Barrymore’s Character

This marks Scream‘s second major casting switcheroo; Arrow‘s Bex Taylor-Klaus was tapped over the summer to replace Reign‘s Amy Forsyth in the role of artsy loner Audrey.

I have no idea what to expect from the upcoming Scream-inspired TV series being developed by MTV. One of the last things we heard was that the series wouldn’t even feature the iconic Ghost Face mask, which kind of makes the series pointless, because that was Scream’s staple. But there’s a new bit of news that could mean otherwise.

There’s a report from Bloody Disgusting that indicates that they may actually pay homage to the original films after all. They say that the series will recreate the classic opening scene from the original Scream, and it will supposedly take place in the first episode of the series. That opening sequence is one of the most infamous horror scenes in movie history.

Actress Bella Thorne also confirmed in a fan chat via Yahoo Celebrity that she will be the victim in this scene. She was asked...

MTV's TV series based on the "Scream" film franchise will reportedly recreate one of the most memorable scenes of the 1996 original - the Drew Barrymore-led opening sequence.

Like it did with the first film, the sequence will be used to kick start the TV series. Disney starlet Bella Thorne has apparently been cast in the role and revealed the news during a Facebook chat on Yahoo! Celebrity.

"Yes it is true. I will re-enact the famous scene of Drew Barrymore in the original series" she reportedly said and Bloody Disgusting later confirmed.

Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Bobby Campo, Connor Weil and Joel Gretsch star in the series which will will revolve around a YouTube video gone awry, leading to trouble for teenager Audrey Jesen who becomes a catalyst for murder and opens a window into her town's troubled past.

Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Bobby Campo, Connor Weil and Joel Gretsch...

MTV’s Scream TV series is just taking big risks across the board, isn’t it? Not only is the show doing away with the Ghostface mask and possibly running with one made of flesh instead, but there’s also a report floating around claiming it’ll attempt to recreate Drew Barrymore’s unforgettable death scene with Bella Thorne. Hit the jump for more on the new rendition of the scene and what it could mean for the show. The 10-episode series will begin in October 2015. It also stars Willa Fitzgerald, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Carlson Young, Amadeus Serafini, John Karna, Bobby Campo, Connor Weil and Joel Gretsch. The news comes from a Bloody Disgusting reader, but Thorne also confirmed her involvement during a Yahoo Celebrity Facebook Q&A. When one fan asked if she’ll appear in the first episode, Thorne replied: “yes it is true. i will re-enact the famous...

MTV's Scream series may not be using the iconic Ghostface Killer mask, but it will recreate one of the original Scream film's most remembered scenes. In 1996, it came as a shock to audiences when Drew Barrymore didn't make it past the opening act, as she was set up to be the star of the movie. She was dispensed rather quickly by the main slasher. Now, MTV has gotten another big star, and it's confirmed that this same opening act will be used once again to kickstart this small screen reboot.

Disney mega-star Bella Thorne stated that she has been secretly cast by MTV for this homage to the original Wes Craven horror classic during a Facebook chat on Yahoo! Celebrity. Bloody Disgusting was later able to confirm this report. About appearing in the show, Bella Thorne stated:

"Yes it is true. i will re-enact the famous scene of drew barrymore in the original series.

In case you missed it we now know that there are designs on delivering a new mask. We know that Willa Fitzgerald TaylorKlaus Bobby Campo Connor Weil and Joel Gretsch have been officially cast. And as word trickles down the grapevine were also learning that the Scream series could play a whole lot more faithful to the original film than wed thought possible. In fact this could possibly be a complete reboot in television form.

In mid-October, it was reported that MTV would not be using the iconic Ghostface mask from the movie franchise for its upcoming Scream TV series. While that is true, the killer won't be absent altogether, as MTV's senior vice president and head of scripted development reveals the show plans on creating an entirely new mask for the killer to wear.

Many fans have been wondering exactly how Scream will be Scream if Ghostface isn't around to dispatch teens at a random rate. Wouldn't it just be another generic slasher story evoking the nostalgia that comes along with the franchise title? EW talked with Mina Lefevre, who claims that the mask inspired by the Edvard Munch 'Scream' painting will have an organic feel this time around, which hints at it being made of human flesh.

Mina Lefevre explains:

"It's a darker, almost more grounded, evolved version of the mask.

After MTV announced that the network’s Scream adaptation had been picked up to series, news spread that the show did not have the rights to use the iconic Ghostface mask that is synonymous with the franchise. You may have been one of the many fans scratching your head wondering: How is this Scream without the Scream mask?! EW has the scoop: In an effort to subvert expectations and create a wholly unique experience, the series has created a mask of its own. Similarly inspired by the Edvard Munch painting, the show’s mask will have a more, ahem, organic feel.