Collector's Corner with Jimmy Star

Collector's Corner with Jimmy Star - Scream 7

5 min
Mar 14, 2026about 1 month ago
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Summary

Jimmy Starr reviews Scream 7, the latest installment in the horror franchise, discussing its cast, plot, and cultural impact. He showcases a rare 12-inch Ghostface action figure that speaks five iconic lines from the film.

Insights
  • Scream 7 achieved the biggest opening of any Scream film, indicating strong franchise revival and audience appetite for legacy horror sequels
  • The film successfully balances nostalgia by bringing back original cast members (Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox, David Arquette) with new talent, suggesting a winning formula for legacy franchises
  • Collectible merchandise tied to major film releases remains a valuable and sought-after category, with rare action figures commanding collector interest
  • Horror franchises continue to thrive as theatrical releases, contradicting streaming-only trends in other genres
Trends
Legacy horror franchises leveraging original cast returns to drive box office performanceCollectible action figures as premium merchandise tied to major film releasesScream franchise revival through multi-generational casting (original stars and their on-screen children)Horror genre maintaining strong theatrical box office performanceNostalgia-driven entertainment driving audience engagement across demographics
Topics
Scream 7 film review and box office performanceHorror franchise legacy and revival strategiesCollectible action figures and merchandiseCast ensemble and character continuityTheatrical horror releasesGhostface killer character evolutionFilm trailer analysisCollector's items and rare merchandise
People
Neve Campbell
Original Scream franchise star returning in Scream 7 as Sydney Prescott
Courtney Cox
Original Scream franchise star returning in Scream 7
David Arquette
Returns to Scream 7 reprising his role as Dewey
Matthew Lillard
Brought back to Scream 7 cast
Laurie Metcalf
Returns to Scream 7; previously played the killer in Scream 2
Isabel Mayplay
Plays Neve Campbell's daughter in Scream 7
Jasmine Savoy Brown
Cast member in Scream 7
Mason Gooding
Appears in Scream 7; was in Scream 5 and 6
Joel McHale
Cast member in Scream 7
Lee Waddell
Played Ghostface in the first Scream film; previously interviewed on Jimmy Star Show
Jeff Brockton
Played Ghostface in Scream 3; previously interviewed on Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell
Quotes
"Scream 7 brings back lots of people from different Scream movies. We still have Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox... they bring back Matthew Lillard, they bring Mark Consuelos is in it, Ethan Embry is in it."
Jimmy Starr
"The film is a lot of fun. It puts the whole franchise back on target. I think you guys, if you haven't seen it and you're a Scream fan, you should definitely go see it."
Jimmy Starr
"I love the Scream movies, you guys. I think they're so much fun."
Jimmy Starr
"Did you miss me? I've got one question for you. What's your favorite scary movie?"
Ghostface action figure
Full Transcript
Hey everybody, welcome to a new episode of Collector's Corner with Jimmy Starr. Today we're going to talk about screen seven, just came out in theaters, biggest screen opening out of any screen movie. It's a great film, I think you guys will love it. Let me give you a little synopsis. When a new ghost face killer emerges in the town where Sydney Prescott has built a new life, or darkest fears are realized as her daughter becomes the next target. So what we're going to do is talk about the film a little bit, then I'm going to show you this. My screen seven talking action figure, they're hard to come by, they're kind of rare. It's very cool. We're going to come back to him in a second. Hold on. So you guys, screen seven brings back lots of people from different screen movies. We still have Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox, Isabel Mayplay plays Neve Campbell's daughter, Jasmine Savoy, Brown and Mason Gooding from five and six are in there. Let's see, Joel McHale, Anna Camp, Celesto Connorsam, Rekner, Asa German, McKenna Grace, they bring back Matthew Lillard, they bring Mark Consuelos is in it, Ethan Embry is in it. They also bring back, let's see, David Arquette as Dewey, which I'm not sure how all these things work together when they wrote this, but it came out really great. Scott Follies back as Roman Bridger and Laurie Metcalf who was in the second one, I think, as the killer in the second one. So anyway, the film is a lot of fun. It puts the whole franchise back on target. I think you guys, if you haven't seen it and you're a screen fan, you should definitely go see it. So check out here's the trailer for screen seven. This is it. Can't believe we're staying at the Psycho Killer B&B. Oh, that's so cool. It's a motion detector. Hello? Hello, Sydney. Did you miss me? What's wrong with you, Sydney? Nice little town you found. You and your pretty daughter reminds me of where we grew up. Well, you sure know a lot about me for another asshole hiding behind a voice changer. But I'm not hiding, Sydney. Not this time. Down to the end. I am. I want to be a fighter like you. If you hurt her. I'm not going to hurt her until you're here to see it. Let's unmask this fucker. All your friends died for just being near you. Where is my daughter? Tatum, listen to me. He's trying to find another way in. We're going to do this together. You're going to have to shoot him through the wall. Where? To the right of the door. Shoot him now. Do it now! Oh, you got him. He's dead. You need to make sure you shoot him in the head. I'm going to burn it all down. Motherfucker! This is going to be fun. I love the screen movies, you guys. I think they're so much fun. So here is my 12 inch screen seven ghost face killer who speaks. He says five things. Let's see if we can hear if you guys can hear it. Did you miss me? I've got one question for you. What's your favorite scary movie? This is what you wanted, isn't it? Be careful what you wish for. Love it, you guys. I've seen all the screen movies many, many times. We just had Jeff Brockton on my other show. He played ghost face and screen three. We've had a lot of different people. Lee Waddell who played ghost face in the first screen. So you can check out my other show, the Jimmy Star show with Ron Russell. That's it for today. I hope you guys enjoyed the show. Hope you guys go see screen seven and have a great weekend, everybody. We'll see you next time. Bye-bye.