Perhaps Argento's most well-structured murder-mystery, the movie cleverly misdirects us as to the identity of the killer.
This would be a 5 star review if I had watched the extended (true) cut

The last scream that I truly enjoy is (coincidentally) Wes' final entry. Poor opener that didn't interest me beyond the first time I watched it, the movie took a while to get going. Jill was a wet blanket, and then she wasn't, so that was a relief. Scream 4 feels the most out of place for the franchise, and with the inevitable release of Scream 7, this is going to feel increasingly more of a standalone chapter in the timeline. The potential for Kirby to return may tether the relevancy of the films events to the franchises continued trajectory.

This was a good surprise.

If you're intrigued (and scared) by subtle, peripheral easter-egg jump scares a-la-hereditary, this definitely fits the bill.

Oh, and it actually has compelling, realised characters with quality writing!