‘Scream’ Movies In Order And Where To Watch Them

The seventh Scream film has landed in theaters, prepared to spook viewers — whether longtime fans of the franchise or newcomers.

Neve Campbell returns as Sidney Prescott, this time with her daughter Tatum (Isabel May) at her side, for the latest installment. Campbell did not appear in the sixth film due to a pay dispute in which she expressed that her offer to appear in the sixth film did not equate to the value she brought to the franchise.

Whether you’ve been with the films since the beginning or have recently caught on to the Ghostface-starring franchise, details on where to watch all of the Scream movies lies below:

How many ‘Scream’ movies are there?

There are now seven Scream films, the first having arrived in 1996. The fifth film, Scream (2022) doesn’t have a 5 or V in the title because that filmed served as both a reboot of the franchise as well as an homage to the original first film.

Who is in the cast of Scream 7?

In addition to Campbell returning to reprise her role as Sidney Prescott alongside Isabel May as her daughter Tatum, named after Rose McGowan’s character Tatum from the 1996 film, Scream 7 also stars Courteney Cox, Matthew Lillard, David Arquette, Mason Gooding, Anna Camp, McKenna Grace, Timothy Simons, Celeste O’Connor, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Jimmy Tatro, Michelle Randolph, Asa Germann, Mark Consuelos and many more.

Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega, who have played the Carpenter sisters in the two previous Scream films released in 2022 and 2023, will not appear in Scream 7.

Where to watch and stream the Scream movies in order:

All but the latest Scream film, which is now out in theaters, can be watched via Paramount+. They can also be watched in the order they were made and released.

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Other options for the first couple of films include Fubo and Kanopy, a free option accessible via library card. Below find the complete list of the six movies available to stream and rent and platforms that carry them right now:

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