Blog Posts about Scream

Do you like scary movies?

Sure, but Mr. Skin prefers bare-y movies. Scream 4 is burning up the box office, and although the series is light on nudes, it features plenty of actresses who have skintastic carnal careers. Courteney Cox, Neve Campbell, and Drew Barrymore are just a few of the Scream stars who have stripped. Let's count down the top ten--it's a bloody good time!

And while you're at it, don't miss our babes of Scream playlist here!

When the first Scream movie hit theaters back in 1996, it brought some welcome changes to the formulaic slasher genre, like A-list actors in a genre they usually wouldn't touch with their agent's ten-foot pole, and loads of self-aware humor in a genre that usually had none. But there's one thing about the Scream movies that is different in a bad way, as least as far as Mr. Skin is concerned: none of the Scream films contain any nudity. Not a single lousy boob. Luckily for the guys in the audience, the queens of Scream haven't been shy about getting naked in other roles.

In honor of this weekend's opening of Scream 4, we've got the queens of the Scream movies baring their asse(t)s! See the pics after the jump!

Mr. Skin's DVD Pick of the the Week

The Alphabet Killer (2008)—Blu-ray
STUDIO: Anchor Bay
NUDE: Eliza Dushku (breasts)
The crime thriller The Alphabet Killer (2008) is loosely based on a string of murders that occurred near Rochester, New York, in the early 1970s in which each victim had matching first and last initials. The film follows Megan Paige (Eliza Dushku), a police officer who is assigned to investigate the rape and murder of the first young victim and subsequently suffers a nervous breakdown and loses her grip on reality. She also loses her grip on her shirt, flashing her T’s for the very first time. The only thing you’ll be killing while watching The Alphabet Killer is S-P-E-R-M.

There are certain things that I could watch growing up, the rest of television was labeled as “mindless drivel” by my Mother, of course looking back, pretty much all of it was.

Being stuck with shows like Dawson's Creek and 7th Heaven- I never had time to get into, much less appreciate, shows like Party of Five and My So-Called Life.

Never did I expect however that the girls of those shows would grow into women and actually do something other than grow up before my eyes...

"I believe the cinema is one of our principal forms of art. It is an incredibly powerful way to tell uplifitng stories that can move people to cry with joy and inspire them to reach for the stars." Such words would provide food for thought under any circumstances, but they become especially intriguing when one considers that they were spoken by world-renowned horror-film maven Wes Craven.