MTV Releases Official Logo & Trailer Date For The SCREAM TV Series - Debunks Rumoured Title Change
MTV has officially released the first logo for their upcoming reboot of the hit horror franchise, as well as letting us know when to expect the trailer...
Despite rumours suggesting that the title of MTV's upcoming reboot of the hit horror quadrilogy, Scream, would be changed to "Hush," the official logo of the series has officially debunked those reports. Not only that but the show's actress, Bella Thorne, will be presenting the official trailer for the series on 12 April at the 2015 MTV Movie Awards. It is also confirmed that we can expect to see an official premier date reveal at the Awards along with the trailer, though previous reports suggest that the show will be premiering sometime in October.
The show is set around a cyber bully incident that results in a murder that is somehow related to a past killing spree that took place in the show's universe. The show will have a mostly teenage cast and the pilot will be directed by Wes Craven himself.
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