20 Best Horror Flicks

7) Scream

Director: Wes Craven

Actors: Neve Campbell, David Arquette, Courteney Cox,
Rose McGowan, Skeet Ulrich, Jamie Kennedy,
Matthew Lillard, Henry Winkler, Drew Barrymore

Year: 1996

It was the funny and scary movie that captured the spirit of the 90's generation. It also revived the careers of Henry Winkler and Drew Barrymore.

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Ginger of the Week

American actor Rose McGowan was born in Florence, Italy. She spent her early childhood living in communes (her parents were members of the Children of God). McGowan moved to the northwest part of the US when she was ten (she didn't speak English at the time). At fifteen, she emancipated herself from her parents and set out to become a star. She started with a bit role in 1992's "Encino Man" and followed that up with a role in "The Doom Generation" (and a subsequent Spirit award nomination). It was her portrayal of 'Tatum' in 1996's blockbuster hit, "Scream", that got her the recognition she was looking for. She has since starred in the television show "Charmed" for five seasons, played another famous red-head, Ann-Margret, in the mini-series "Elvis", and starred in Robert Rodriguez' "Planet Terror". Up next is a role in "Conan the Barbarian".

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20 Best Teen/High School Movies

12.) SCREAM

Director: Wes Craven

Actors: Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette,

Skeet Ulrich, Matthew Lillard, Jamie Kennedy, Rose McGowan,

Drew Barrymore, Henry Winkler, Liev Schreiber

Year: 1996

When you think of teen horror movies, you probably want to think again. Most of them are trash. This original, witty flick, however, from the warped mind of horror master Wes Craven, is very alluring. The story revolves around Sydney (Campbell), the victim of a masked madman who likes to torment his victims with... calls and scary movie trivia. This film helped jump-start the rush of teen horror films (and Drew Barrymore's fledgling career), a genre that had been dead since the 80s.

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