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The first article reports that director Boots Riley will adapt Anne Washburn's \"Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play\" into a film[1]. This dark comedy, set a century after an apocalypse, features a group of survivors who retell The Simpsons episode \"Cape Feare\" from memory[1]. The survivors eventually form a traveling theater troupe specializing in more serious renditions of The Simpsons episodes[1]. Riley confirmed the project on X, and his previous film, \"Sorry to Bother You,\" was well-received[1].

The second article discusses a new clip for Scream 7 that hints at connections to the franchise's 30-year history[2]. The clip shows someone in Fallbrook Psychiatric Hospital drawing unusual pictures, fueling speculation that Stu Macher might still be alive[2]. Ghostface's voice in the clip suggests a killer from Woodsboro who wants to repeat history and potentially had a past relationship with Sidney[2]. Scream 7 is scheduled for release on February 27[2].

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