Samara Weaving has the best scream in movies

 I don't know much. But one thing I do know is that Samara Weaving has one of the most distinctive screams. The warble that it has and the anguish/anger/fear it's able to portray are all unreal. I haven't seen all of her movies/shows but those I have seen are enjoyable. Here's my quick review of those I've seen.

Bad Girl: Awesome little movie that she cuts her teeth on and shows her ability to play heartwarming an psychotic. 6/10

Monster Trucks: I don't even remember her in this, but it was an underrated movie. Fun popcorn action flick for the whole family. 5/10

Mayhem: Samara and Steven Yeun commit massive acts of violence in an office setting, not as good as The Belko Experiment, but better actors. 6/10

The Babysitter: A young adult horror noir and it rocks! 8/10

Ready or Not: The movie that proved she was ready for prime time! Fantastic horror comedy and I'm excited for the next one! 9/10

Guns Akimbo: Samara and Daniel Radcliff commit massive acts of violence in a near future urban dystopia. Lots of action and fun in this one. 7/10

Last Moment of Clarity: The first movie with her that's not action on this list. It's a thriller and while streaches believability somewhat, it's a decent enough one. 5/10

Bill & Ted Face the Music: It's Bill and Ted and Samara's in it as Bill's daughter. It's good. Just could have used some Rufus. RIP George Carlin. 7/10

The Babysitter: Killer Queen: A cheesy sequel with T2 vibes. Not as good as the first but enjoyable enough. 6/10

Snake Eyes: Samara as Scarlett was not something I expected, but it works. Enjoyable enough popcorn flick but nothing special. 5/10

Scream IV: *spoiler* She gets her Drew Barrymore moment and it pays off. Good use of a scream queen for the first kill. A good continuation of the series. 7/10

Azrael: A dystopian world with cult like control. Samara rocks it but this is not one for everyone. 6/10

Borderline: Ray Nicholson (Jack's son) puts on his psychotic face and terrorizes Samara. Weirdly kind of a reversal of Bad Girl in some spiritual ways. 6/10

Take Ready or Not out and there's not really a do not miss movie here, but every single one is entertaining and is elevated by Samara. I actively seek out her films as they are usually ones that entertain. 

Still need to watch Mystery Road though. That's probably coming soon