Dimension Films has revealed three clips from Scream 4. One of this clips feature Neve. The other ones you can check here at Coming Soon

Neve Campbell has promised ‘Scream 4′ will be “scary and funny”.

The film stars original cast members from the first three films Neve, Courteney Cox, David Arquette as well as new actresses Emma Roberts and Hayden Panettiere and Neve has praised director Wes Anderson for his work on the new movie.

Talking to Absolute Radio’s Ben Jones, she said: “It’s going to be very scary, very funny, Wes Craven is brilliant.”

Despite being a veteran of the horror franchise Neve has admitted she still gets scared and was terrified by one of the crew on set.

She explained: “We did have a prop guy on set who was actually trying to scare us with knives and things which was very scary.”

We’re now less than a month away from Wes Craven‘s Scream 4. The long-in-gestation sequel comes out April 15 and we’re now starting to get even more footage from the film, which stars returning Scream trilogy survivors Courtney Cox, Neve Campbell and David Arquette, and fresh blood Emma Roberts, among others . Now we’re getting a TV spot and it’s a fun cut down version of the film’s trailer. Take a look.

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Do you remember that EW Scream special done last October? Here you can find more pictures from that shoot:

It’s good to see Scream star Neve Campbell back on the horror scene in terms of her acting career. With the long awaited Scream 4 hitting theatres in April, and now this, the first word on her latest film, The Glass Man, it looks as if 2011 is going to be quite the busy year for her.

The Glass Man, directed by Mother of Tears star Cristian Solimen, features Andy Nyman (Severance), James Cosmo (Braveheart), Neve Campbell (Scream), Don Warrington, Polly Furnival, Cristian Solimeno, Lorraine Burroughs, Simon Sherlock, Brett Allen, Gary Grant, Amanda Ray King, Luke Sullivan, Lauren Cuthbertson, and Jonathan Goddard.

You can dig on the trailer below. And be sure to hit up the official The Glass Man Facebook page for a truckload of stills.

Plot Summary: Martin loses his job thanks to the banking collapse. Instead of telling his wife he continues his 9-5 routine and gets into enormous monetary difficulties. Then late one night there’s a banging on the door. It’s debt collector Pecco who tells Martin he’s bought his arrears from the loan shark and wants to start clearing out his house. After much anguished persuasion Pecco tells Martin there’s only one way to stop the repossession; he still has an important job to do that night and if Martin does it with him, he’ll wipe the slate clean. Naturally Martin wants to know what the job is, but Pecco won’t tell him – he has to yes right away or the deal is off. So Martin reluctantly agrees…

Neve Campbell agreed to appear in The Glass Man because she’s a fan of Andy Nyman’s work and wanted to work with him according to Solimeno. He continues, “Perhaps Neve categorizes it as a genre movie more than I’d like because the story is just so unique and the aesthetic I want to give it (with director of photography Bruce ‘Huck’ Melhuish) is on the artier side. But the violence does creep in and that’s the best aspect about a genre crowd, they are more prepared to go with such experimental and challenging material than most audiences.“

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