“I'm the queen of the Scream movies“
This badass assertion is that of Courteney Cox, eternal interpreter of Gail Waithers in the saga Screamone of the most legendary in horror cinema. The alter ego of the antagonistic journalist – before becoming friends – of dear Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) – is not ready to turn the page, because… It's confirmed, she will be back (again) in the seventh installment of the bloody franchise initiated by Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson.
Courteney Cox is back! And should still “wipe the plaster”, notably the phenomenal bad buzz generated by the departure of Melissa Barrera – the star of this new trilogy – following her support for Palestine. Shortly preceding the farewell of his other huge star, Jenna Ortega.
We told you in this article why this departure was so shocking.
But in truth, Internet users prefer for the moment… To focus on Courteney Cox's physique. Which isn't really any better, you'll note. And particularly attack the face of the star of Friends…
Deplorable…
“Terrifying”, “her plastic face there”: Courteney Cox targeted by sexist comments
The visual shared on the networks brings together the face of Courteney Cox and “Ghostface”: the famous white mask of the killer, bearing the image of “The Scream” by Edward Munch. The real ones know.
And some fans then took the liberty of comparing the bogeyman and… The face of the actress. Very subtly, you foreshadow it. “This woman is terrifying”, “What would Scream be without these plastic faces?”, “The amount of plastic surgery she's had, it's sad“, we can read on Twitter.
Charming. With fans like that, no need for haters.
You will inevitably recognize the remarks that many actresses are experiencing at the moment, from Audrey Fleurot to Demi Moore: a very specific phenomenon of sexism that we analyze in detail in this decryption…
“I've been the queen of this saga for a very long time, so I guess I can't stop now“, commented the dear and tender David Arquette. A statement widely supported by fans – although Neve Campbell competes intensely for this title of queen – and a well-deserved crown for the actress…
Moreover, in this long decryption in the company of an expert, we explain to you why Scream is a classic not only of horror and neo-slasher, but of feminist cinema, yes yes. And it's a perfect session for Halloween.
In this very eclectic panorama nourished by the words of YouTubers and podcasters specialists in the genre, we recommend the best sessions – thrilling and feminist – possible for lovers of horror cinema. 12 awesome films chosen by us. Follow the guides.
