Toss A Billy To Your Witcher

If anyone has seen the new Scream movie, you heard the motive that was said for the killers at the end. And I noticed that it really takes a stab at fans of content and even takes a jab at how their last movie didn’t do so well and how it disappointed a lot of fans. It really shows you how some people latch on to their favorite medias and how they become heavily dependent on how good the content is and being fulfilled by consuming the wonderful content that they got attached to. Their motives were heavily rooted in their distaste for the latest Stab movie in the in-movie franchise, and how one of the killers developed an obsession with the true stories and the movies made based off of them. It really makes me feel like they wanted to showcase the pressure that fans can put on a franchise to try outdo themselves with every new installment even if the story should have ended long ago. Fans that really get into a franchise want it to keep going and keep making new content even when it probably shouldn’t keep the story going, supernatural is a also big example of that. It’s shown in the movie by their opinions on the latest movie in the Stab franchise and even shows more than just the two killers, they show the fan base through YouTube videos and talking about forum posts. It shows the aspect of it as being yes they’re crazy but the movie franchise is still put under the pressure of making more content to please fans that don’t want the series to be over. But when you push a franchise to keep making content that they don’t really have the creative motive for, it makes the content stale and unoriginal overtime because it’s no longer the writers that want the story to keep going, it’s just the fans. And that fact can really damage a franchise not only financially but also with the reputation of the how well the work is done. Not only that but it can really hurt the rate at which a good continuation can be made when a new idea is put out there and ready to be made into a new piece of content. If your portfolio of your content shows that people really didn’t like your final few pieces, it’ll be a lot harder to make new content that the writers would actually feel like could be truly successful to everyone, not just the diehard fans. I think they did a really nice job with encapsulating the toxic fandom and how it can potentially damage a franchise. It’s especially true for movies that are based off of real people and how having a franchise based off of your story can sometimes be stressful on you more than well received. But that’s been shown throughout all of the sequels of the original scream movies with how Sidney is affected by paparazzi and interviews and just being in the spotlight in general.

are you gonna keep going with that How The Ghostface Began: A Look Into The Life of Billy Loomis Story? (Yes I did copy the text cuz imma lazy bitch)

If so, then if it's not too much trouble, could you tag me in future chapters?