The good news for Scream 7 is that, despite the many valid concerns going in, it’s not a disaster by any means. From huge (and hugely controversial) upheavals behind the scenes, to the film’s studio not screening it for critics until the night before it opened to the public, there were a lot of red flags that this might be a genuinely awful installment in the beloved 30-year-old franchise. But that’s not the case. It’s a movie that is generally fun and generally entertaining, though it’s also aggressively fine by Scream’s notably high standards for a long-running slasher series.

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