Scream 3

Main Plot

"Scream 3," directed by Wes Craven, follows the story of Sidney Prescott, who has secluded herself from the world after the traumatic events of the previous films. However, she is drawn back into the chaos when a new series of murders begins on the set of "Stab 3," a movie based on the original killings. The killer uses the guise of Ghostface and targets the cast and crew, leaving a trail of bodies and clues. As the murders escalate, Sidney, along with familiar faces like Gale Weathers and Dewey Riley, must uncover the truth behind the new Ghostface's identity. The film delves into the dark secrets of Hollywood and Sidney's past, culminating in a tense showdown that reveals shocking connections and motives.

Characters

• David Arquette plays Dewey Riley, a former deputy sheriff who helps investigate the new series of murders targeting the film's cast and crew.
• Neve Campbell plays Sidney Prescott, who returns to uncover the truth behind new murders linked to her past, ultimately confronting the masked killer.
• Courteney Cox plays Gale Weathers, a determined journalist who helps uncover the mystery behind the new series of murders, ultimately aiding in the resolution of the plot.

Ending Explained

In the conclusion of 'Scream 3,' directed by Wes Craven, the final act reveals the true identity of the Ghostface killer. Sidney Prescott, the protagonist, confronts the killer at a mansion where the climax unfolds. It is disclosed that the murderer is Roman Bridger, a film director who has been orchestrating the killings. Roman reveals that he is Sidney's half-brother, born from an affair their mother had during her time in Hollywood. Feeling abandoned and rejected, Roman sought revenge by manipulating Billy Loomis and Stu Macher to initiate the original killing spree in the first 'Scream' movie. During the intense showdown, Roman and Sidney engage in a brutal fight. Sidney ultimately gains the upper hand and stabs Roman, seemingly killing him. However, Roman makes one last attempt to attack, but Dewey Riley, Sidney's friend and a police officer, shoots him in the head, ensuring he is dead. The film concludes with Sidney, Dewey, and Gale Weathers, another survivor, finding a sense of peace. Sidney leaves her door open, symbolizing her newfound freedom from fear, as they gather to watch a movie together, signifying a hopeful and tranquil future.