The first quarter of 2024 will see the start of production on “Scream VII,” the seventh entry in the well-known horror series “Scream.” The movie is anticipated to be a direct sequel to “Scream VI,” which chronicles the lives of the victims’ survivors in New York City following the Woodsboro legacy killings. The film’s production may only begin if the existing SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes end by the same time as the wrap date of April 19, 2024, despite the fact that a filming schedule has been established.
As well, “Scream VI” was filmed in Montreal. The same city was used to represent New York City, therefore it stands to reason that this will also be the case in the upcoming seventh “Scream” film. Apparently directly behind Vancouver and Toronto, Montreal is one of the country’s main hubs for the production of entertainment. The Last Frontier on Apple TV+, Jackie Chan’s “Karate Kid,” Will Smith’s “Bright 2,” and “Plan B” season 2 are among the upcoming productions that will shoot in the area. Many well-known films have been filmed in Montreal, including “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan,” which stars John Krasinski. Beau Is Afraid with Joaquin Phoenix, Arrival with Amy Adams, the Netflix thriller series The Recruit, Mother!, etc. for lensing over the years.
‘Scream VII’ is being directed by Christopher Landon, who previously helmed the $100 million+ Happy Death Day for Universal Pictures. Landon wrote or co-wrote five “Paranormal Activity” films after making his directorial debut with “Burning Palms,” and he also directed “Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones.” Along with these films, he has worked on Happy Death Day 2U, Freaky, Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse, and the Netflix horror comedy We Have a Ghost.