Movies like Scream 2

Filled with suspense and a group of teenagers haunted by a murderous past, 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' echoes the thrills and chills of Scream 2. Fans looking for another whodunit slasher with clever twists and a cast of recognizable '90s stars will feel right at home.

While it trades a masked killer for the inescapable grip of fate, 'Final Destination' offers a group of high school students trying to cheat death after a premonition, with creative and suspenseful death scenes Scream 2 fans may enjoy.

High school terror takes a sci-fi turn in 'The Faculty' where students suspect their teachers of being aliens. Combining a youthful cast with edge-of-your-seat suspense, it's a perfect follow-up for those who revel in the teenage horror showcased in Scream 2.

This film takes the slasher genre and gives it a twist by having a killer offing victims in the style of well-known urban legends. Much like Scream 2, 'Urban Legend' combines dark humor with suspenseful scares and offers a modern, self-aware take on horror clichés.

Two decades after the original 'Halloween,' Laurie Strode faces off once again against Michael Myers. Fans of Scream 2's blend of a relentless killer with a strong survivor leading the cast will appreciate the similar themes in 'Halloween H20.'

Another early 2000s slasher, 'Valentine' harks back to mystery killers and a high body count. Though it carries a more serious tone than Scream 2, it still provides the suspense and plot twists that devotees of the whodunit genre will likely enjoy.

In this slasher, a group of sorority sisters are stalked by a mysterious killer, much like the constant threat hovering over the characters in Scream 2. 'Sorority Row' offers thrills and a whodunit plot that fans of campus-based horrors will definitely appreciate.

Much like the meta-commentary of Scream 2, 'Cherry Falls' plays with genre tropes in a small-town setting with a serial killer targeting virgins. It presents a quirky, subversive take on the slasher that should entertain fans looking for a similar satirical edge.