Scream 7 4K Ultra HD Review – Ghostface Returns in Stunning 4K

Horror movie franchises seem to never die. There is always an audience that wants to be scared. In 1996 screenwriter Kevin Williamson and horror director icon Wes Craven created the Scream franchise. In 2026 after a brief hiatus Kevin Williamson returned to the franchise to co-write and direct Scream 7.

Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment have now given physical media fans a reason to rejoice as Scream 7 is coming to 4k UltraHD. Now your Scream Movie Collection can be complete.

Synopsis: Ghostface returns with a vengeance – and this time it's personal. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has built a new life in a quiet town with her family, but her worst fears become reality when her daughter (Isabel May) becomes his next target. 

Scream 7 takes the franchise into a new generation, with the "evil" of A.I. in the forefront. Neve Campbell returns and thankfully so. She bring nostalgia and a reason to invest into this film. While Scream 7 is not on the level of the first Scream, it is an enjoyable little horror filck.

Scream 7 has been transferred to 4k UltraHD in 2160p and is presented in widescreen format. There are several audio track options. There is an English Dolby Atmos, and a French and Spanish Dolby 5.1 tracks. There is also the option for English, French and Spanish subtitles. There is also a English Descriptive track.

Scream 7 looks as sharp as a razor in UltraHD. The colors are bright and vibrant an the audio is clear. If you haven't upgraded to 4K yet, no worries this 4K release also comes with a Blu-ray disc. And the film looks good in HD as well! In addition to a wonderful-looking Blu-ray transfer of this film. Paramount included some bonus features. Take a look at what is included.

* Scar Tissue: The Makin of Scream 7
* Building Tension: Production Design
* Dance of Death: Stunts
* Ice Nine Kills presents "Twisting the Knife" featuring McKenna Grace (Music Video)
* Deleted Scenes

The addition of featurettes, a music video and deleted scenes take this release to another level. But even beyond this there is the cool bonus of a digital copy of the film. I love physical media, but to have the option to be able to watch this film anywhere, anytime. That is a nice addition. 

So, if you enjoy the Scream franchise you can add Scream 7 on 4k to your Home Video Library. Head over to Amazon and order your copy of this film today. 

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