'Scream 7' drops Super Bowl trailer as Ghostface comes for Sydney and her family

Our favorite final girl is facing a full circle moment in the new “Scream 7” trailer.

In the new clip, set to air during the Super Bowl, we hear Ghostface’s familiar greeting, “Hello, Sydney,” followed by a promise to “make everyone you love sufferwhile you watch.”

That includes Sydney’s (Neve Campbell) daughter Tatum (Isabel May), apparently named after her BFF (Rose McGowan), who died in the very first “Scream” film.

As the trailer continues, Gale Weathers (Courteney Cox) warns Sydney, “This killer has been planning his attack for years. Your daughter, Tatum, is the same age you were when this whole thing started.”

That’s when Sydney says, “This isn’t going to stop unless I stop it.”

We also hear another familiar voice right at the end of the trailer, that of Stu Macher (Matthew Lillard) saying, “This is gonna be fun.” An extra eerie sound because Stu was one of the original killers in the first “Scream” and was taken out by Sydney some 30 years ago.

“Scream 7” will be in theaters February 27 and will also have an IMAX release, a first for the franchise.

It’ll be quite the reunion on the big screen as other familiar faces from the franchise will return, including Scott Foley, who was revealed to be the killer and Sydney’s half-brother in “Scream 3.”

Mason Gooding and Jasmin Savoy Brown will also reprise their roles from “Scream” and “Scream VI,” as Chad and Mindy Meeks, the twin nephew and niece of Randy Meeks (Jamie Kennedy), Sydney’s pal who was killed in “Scream 2.”

Newcomers to the series include Joel McHale as Sydney’s husband, Anna Camp, Mark Consuelos, Ethan Embry, and McKenna Grace.

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