It’s their turn scream! Steven, Trish and Joe discuss the rules of a trilogy and take a look at 2000’s Scream 3.
Check out Steven’s other podcast, That Fat Guy Doesn’t Know What He’s Talking About! along with Trish & Joe’s blog, Noise & Nonsense. You can also follow Another Night At Camp Blood on Twitter at @anothernightpod.
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