Considering how many important characters were murdered in the first two films, I am kinda let down by the death toll in the third one. It is the end of the trilogy, after all. Why not go a little bit overboard and kill at least more than one important character? As for the final chapter it lacked high stakes. It didn't feel as the end of the story at all. In terms of quality, "Scream 3" finds itself somewhere between the first and second installments of the franchise. I am not sure if anything new was introduced here. It just took the best elements from its predecessors, combined them, and as a result, we got not a bad, not a good, but just an "okay" movie.
