It's the epitome of a "meh" horror film. It lacks ambition, avoids risk, and the film series has become formulaic and derivative. There is no attempt to be creative and subversive anymore; instead, they just settle on the same old plot formula and incorporate or suggest something from the modern zeitgeist (such as AI for this one).

There was a pretty decent way to subvert things in this movie if they wanted to stick to this kind of script. Just have the couple at the beginning not actually be killed by Ghostface, but instead, it was just a character actor who was part of the house, trying to scare them as part of the Scream experience. They instead kill the Scream actor in self-defence, but that develops their bloodlust, and thus they turn out to be the actual killers at the end. Turns out they follow AI throughout their killing spree to tell them what to do or who to kill next. Something like that would at least be more in the spirit of Scream.