‘Scream’ Trilogy on Blu-ray for the First Time!
March 3rd, 2011 by Mary Welms
Remember the good old 90’s? How can you forget? You had the grunge movement…Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Soundgarden…I could go on and on AND THEN you had the legendary Scream horror trilogy! Well guess what! The magic of the 90’s are back on Blu-ray this March! Just in time for April’s Scream 4, Lionsgate has announced plans to bring the Scream trilogy to the Blu-ray format on March 29th. For those keeping track…that’s less than a month away. Surprise, surprise! All three films will be sold individually on Blu-ray. Continue reading ‘‘Scream’ Trilogy on Blu-ray for the First Time!’
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