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Looking to repeat its stellar international launch, 20th Century Fox’s family film Rio topped the domestic box office Friday, grossing an estimated $10.2 million from 3,826 theaters. The 3D toon is headed toward a strong $37 million for the weekend... Dimension Films’ Scream 4 grossed an estimated $8 million from 3,305 locations for the day to easily come in No. 2. Pic received a B- CinemaScore, a good grade for a horror film. Based on its opening day performance, the R-rated horror film should gross $20 million to $21 million for the weekend, below Dimension's projections, but still a solid start. Scream 4 is playing in more than 3,300 theaters.

We hope you're ready for the thought of phone calls giving you chills again, because that's what's gonna start happening.

The full trailer for Scream 4 is upon us and not...

Nicole Sperling confirms exclusively ''Nancy Drew'' star is set to join ensemble of Courteney Cox, David Arquette, and Neve Campbell.

Everything with SCREAM 4 has been set in place, except whether Wes Craven will direct or not. Back in October, Craven seemed only somewhat interested in directing the fourth film in the series. Well, sounds like he might have changed his tune.

At last night's Golden Globe Awards, MTV caught up with David Arquette and Courteney Cox to get an answer on the Craven question. Arquette was quick to answer, "Yes,...
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Courteney Cox isn't done running from masked serial killers. The 45-year-old "Cougar Town" and "Friends" star says she's excited about returning to the horror genre in "Scream 4," the upcoming slasher sequel being written by Kevin Williamson, who wrote the first two films in the popular horror trilogy. Cox met her husband, 38-year-old actor David Arquette, on the set of the first "Scream" film in 1996.

Thanks to that Internet phenomenon known as Twitter, the Scream world was buzzing over the weekend, clearing up some questions whilst opening up a whole other can of worms.

Writer-director Kevin Williamson has been working on a trilogy that will bring back many of the characters from the original movies.

And we're hearing that Kevin Williamson has an idea for SCREAM 4, and people are still saying they are remaking NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, as well as THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS and SHOCKER. Is any of that true?

It seems Kevin Williamson's agent has signed him up for a new three-pack of films.

The director says he'll consider it, depending on the script.