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Scream: Resurrection

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S3

A new cast in Atlanta, and the classic Ghostface mask returns

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Quick recap

New story, new cast. In Atlanta, Deion is a football star carrying guilt: he watched his twin, Marcus, get attacked on Halloween 2010 and ran. Eight years later he lands in detention with Liv, Kym, Manny, Beth and Amir, and Ghostface starts killing the group using each one's secrets. Suspicion falls on Shane, Liv and his half-brother Jamal. In the end, Jamal unmasks as Ghostface, driven by jealousy, with Beth as his partner. And Deion's truth comes out: he is Marcus, who took his dead brother's place that night. Beth dies in the showdown, and the twins' secret stays buried.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesThree nights on VH1

    The third season moved from MTV to VH1 and aired over three straight nights, July 8 to 10, 2019.

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  2. ReferenceThe same old voice

    The classic Ghostface mask is back, and with it Roger L. Jackson, the killer's voice in every film.

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  3. CameoCandyman in the junkyard

    Tony Todd, Candyman himself, plays the Hook Man, who lives in an abandoned car lot. Mary J. Blige plays Deion's mother.

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