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Ghostface Returns Home: Scream 7 Hitting 4K UHD and Limited Edition Steelbook This June

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The Ghostface masking era enters its next physical chapter this summer. Submersive Media has officially announced that Scream 7, the latest installment in the iconic slasher franchise, is carving its path onto home video. Fans can add the film to their shelves on June 16th, with options including a standard 4K UHD, a highly anticipated Limited Edition 4K UHD Steelbook, and a standard DVD release.

Following its theatrical run earlier this year, the film marks a significant milestone for the franchise, bringing original scribe Kevin Williamson behind the camera as director. Working from a screenplay by Williamson and Guy Busick, with a story by Busick and James Vanderbilt, Scream 7 pivots the narrative focus squarely back to the franchise's ultimate final girl, Sidney Prescott.  

The story picks up with Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) attempting to maintain the quiet, protected family life she fought so hard to build, far away from the blood-soaked legacy of Woodsboro. That peace is shattered when Ghostface re-emerges with a calculated vengeance, turning his sights directly onto Sidney's daughter, played by Isabel May. Forced out of hiding to protect her family, Sidney must confront the deep-seated trauma of her past in a relentless, high-stakes battle for survival.  

The film boasts a massive ensemble cast that bridges various eras of the franchise, featuring Jasmin Savoy Brown, Mason Gooding, Anna Camp, David Arquette, Roger L. Jackson, Michelle Randolph, Jimmy Tatro, Mckenna Grace, Asa Germann, Celeste O’Connor, Sam Rechner, Ethan Embry, Mark Consuelos, Tim Simons, Matthew Lillard, Joel McHale, and Courteney Cox.

Special Features 

  • Scar Tissue: The Making Of Scream 7: This centerpiece featurette highlights Kevin Williamson taking the directorial reins of the franchise he helped create. The segment follows the legacy cast members as they navigate the production of what is being billed as the most personal Scream entry to date.  
  • Building Tension: Production Design: A deep dive into the physical construction of the film's elaborate, gory death traps. This featurette also provides a detailed, inside look at the reconstruction and return of the iconic Macher house, a location deeply rooted in the franchise's 1996 origins.
  • Dance Of Death: Stunts: A behind-the-scenes look at the grueling physical choreography required to face off against Ghostface. This segment breaks down the intense chase sequences and physical confrontations that define the film's final act.
  • Deleted Scenes: A collection of moments cut from the final theatrical edit, offering a look at additional character beats or subplots that were slashed during post-production.
  • Music Video: The official music video for "Twisting The Knife" by Ice Nine Kills, featuring cast member Mckenna Grace.  

With the return of classic locations, a legacy creative force at the helm, and a dedicated 4K presentation, this June release is shaping up to be a mandatory acquisition for horror completists. Whether you are aiming for the shelf-friendly standard 4K or looking to secure the Limited Edition Steelbook, the countdown to June 16th is officially on.

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