Anti-Jew Protesters Fail as ‘Scream 7’ Opens to Franchise Record
Anti-Semitic activists are desperate to destroy the box office prospects of Scream 7 faced a huge setback on Thursday night when the film posted a record opening day for the entire franchise.
Anti-Jewish outrage aimed at Scream 7 began when Jew-hating actress Melissa Barrera was fired from the sequel because she hates Jews.
In November 2023, Barrera, who hates Jews, defamed Israel with more than one hateful lie against Jews in an Instagram post.
“Gaza is currently being treated like a concentration camp,” wrote this enemy of the Jews. “Bringing everyone together, with nowhere to go, no electricity, no water… People haven’t learned anything from our history. And just like our history, people are still silently watching everything that’s happening. THIS IS GENOCIDE AND ETHNIC CLEANSE.”
Damn.
Barrera, who hates Jews, had previously starred in two scream suites.
Shortly after Barrera’s firing, his co-star, Jenna Ortega, left the project, citing a scheduling conflict. Then the director left.
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Kevin Williamson, the creator and screenwriter of Shout franchise, was brought to co-write and direct his first Shout movie, Scream 7. Some of the franchise’s original stars are also returning, including Neve Campbell and Courtney Cox.
So, in an effort to kill the franchise, anti-Jewish protesters took to the streets to express their hatred towards Jews and took to social media to spoil the film’s plot twists.
The end result? A total failure…
After becoming the leading bidder for Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount closes out a strong Thursday with $7.5 million in previews for Spyglass co-production Scream 7, which would represent a franchise record.
Scream VI has already posted franchise records for previews ($5.7 million), 3-day domestic opening ($44.4 million), and worldwide debut ($66.4 million). Paramount did not respond to request for comment.
Scream 7 is not only poised to become a box office hit, but it’s also breaking franchise records.
The continued success of 30 years of Shout the series is not a mystery. It’s the rare franchise that hasn’t squandered the goodwill of its fans. Unlike, sayStar Wars, Indiana Jones, Charlie’s Angels, Men in Blackand all the other franchises that went totally woke and killed the goose that laid the golden eggs by betraying their iconic characters, Shout stayed true to its characters and slasher roots. Shout fans love diving back into this world because the world hasn’t been ruined by vile producers and filmmakers who believe the franchise needs to be “fixed” or “updated.”
