If you’re looking for Scream 5 secrets and details, be warned; you’re not getting them in this video. But, for a diehard Scream fan like yours truly, a general vote of confidence for the upcoming installment and its potential to meet expectations was all I needed.

Collider’s Witching Hour joined forces with Nightstream this weekend, a virtual film festival created by some of the best genre fests out there including North Bend and The Overlook Film Festival. We had the honor of celebrating Adam Carter Rehmeier’s latest, Dinner in America, with a very special edition of The Witching Hour. The movie stars Scream 5’s Kyle Gallner as Simon, the lead singer of a local punk band who also happens to have a thing for arson. While hiding from the police, Simon meets Emily Skeggs’ Patty, a super shy outcast who’s subjected to a hefty dose of criticism and bullying. When Patty offers Simon a place to lay low, a wildly charming connection sparks with the two bringing out the best in each other.

Our full Witching Hour conversation with the utterly delightful Rehmeier, Skeggs and Gallner is now available to watch on Nightstream, but we did want to share a specific portion of that chat with you right here on Collider. If you caught my Scream movies ranked list, you know that the 1996 original is my second favorite movie of all-time and that I absolutely love the entire franchise. With that in mind, it’ll probably come as no surprise when I tell you that I just couldn’t help myself; I had to ask Gallner about Scream 5.

Check out what he told us when asked what he’d say to a Scream fan who’s worried about this new movie living up to hopes and expectations in this clip!

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