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Scream revitalised horror in the mid-90s. Issuing a much-needed shot of wake-up juice to the tired genre, director Wes Craven and writer Kevin Williamson gave audiences a reason to be scared at the movies again. Gone were the masked killers watered-down by years of pointless sequels who provoked cheers and chuckles instead of terror and screams. A new wave of villain began to terrorise teens, decked out in the iconic Ghostface mask, clutching that glistening hunting knife.
