I don’t care if they create their own story like the MTV series did or make it in the same universe as the movies, but I would love a new tv show that has entirely new characters and motives. Obviously, keep the meta aspect, and I want the real Ghostface mask to come back, but everything else being different would be nice. Let it be creative and fun. Have it easily be a multi-season storyline. In fact, my favorite thing with Scream is seeing the sequels and the reactions from the characters that it’s happening again after killing the previous killers. So, as many seasons as you can give me. I want new motives, new main characters, new storylines, big character arcs, etc. I really think Scream could really benefit from a tv series bc of how long it is. I want the drama and the everyday life in between people getting killed. I want to see it slowly get more serious as time goes on. I want to have massive twists and shocking reveals. I want it all.

I am a big fan of this franchise. Even my least favourite instalments were mostly enjoyable.

But I feel that it's possible to have a balance of stakes and seriousness while ramping up the campiness a little more. There was something magical about the first 4 Scream films. And I'm missing that feeling.

Surely there's a way to inject more "light" into these films again?

I think when the world is so bleak, not all art needs to be equally bleak. Don't get me wrong, my list of all-time favourites is a mix of dark and light. But a lot of recent sequels I've seen in various franchises have leaned into bleakness.

Even Devil Wears Prada 2 was a huge disappointment. As a recent example that felt bleak in every way.

The lighting, the colour-grading, the general direction of recent films... why does it seem like filmmakers are afraid of fun?

took me time but hey i got there so happy that it’s up in the spare room! i’ve also got a glow in the dark ghostface pop funko in the master room.

Ghostface is my pièce de résistance, I've been collecting for a while now. Im a horror fan not just in movies but games as well. Opinions?

So I'm sure you all are pretty familiar with the robe but there's a single piece of velcro that holds the neck and chest window closed and was wondering if anyone had any tips on how to get a drawstring in there and to sew the gloves to the sleeves. I'm not super experienced with sewing and clothing modification so if someone had a tutorial or tips that would be great

Aside from Scream 1, I think 6 is my next fave. Alot of folks hated it but it was soooo much fun! I legit feel like it was a love letter to the whole franchise! Lol

This audio from “You” fits Ghost Face too well. Looking to do a spooky photoshoot around the house, so here’s some test footage with my phone just to see what it may look like.

Neve Campbell has unfollowed Kevin Williamson on Instagram (she has never followed the Scream account)

Could this be a sign that he won't be returning for Scream 8?

58 second video, split into two.

Scene 1: Considering Cotton got hit in the ear with a golf club and then slashed in his arm before coming to his feet and then still ramming Roman into the bookshelf, before coming unstuck.

Scene 2: Chad was destroying Ghostface so bad to the point where the other Ghostface had to jump in to save the other, I can’t think of any other scene where 2 killers were needed to get the job done.

Any others that come to mind?

Edit: sorry about the music, I don’t know why it did that.

Maybe it's just me, but has anyone else noticed how much Roman and Scream 3 have been getting glazed recently?

I have nothing against Scream 3 or Roman. I actually enjoy the movie. What I don't really get is how the conversation has shifted to acting like Roman is this untouchable top-tier Ghostface.

I understand why Billy, Stu, and Jill have such dedicated fanbases. They feel like actual characters before the reveal. They have relationships with Sidney, memorable interactions, and you spend the whole movie getting to know them.

Roman doesn't really have that.

Outside of Ghostface, he and Sidney don't even share a proper scene before the reveal. And no, I don't count Ghostface phone calls or attacks because that's Ghostface, not Roman Bridger as a character.

Even Jessica in Scream 7 had at least two scenes with Sidney before she's unmasked. Their relationship was established first, so the reveal had something to build on even if it was done very shoddy with horrible writing.

It feels like Roman is constantly being called the smartest Ghostface, the best mastermind, the best reveal, the best killer, and Scream 3 has suddenly become one of the franchise's most praised entries. It almost feels like the fandom has overcorrected from years of people underrating both the movie and Roman.

I'm not trying to yuck anyone's yum. I'm just curious where this recent wave of Roman and Scream 3 praise came from because it feels like it happened almost overnight.

I hated Scream 7 so much that i've been considering writing my own Scream storyline. 1 to vent my anger and 2 as practice for some future projects. I need you guys to give me advice. what are the biggest mistakes i should try to avoid making? How should i write specific characters? (I.e Ghostface.) And what would you like to see be done differently from the movies?

Mine is that I feel like they wasted not only Kyle Gallner but the character of Vince Macher, especially because he was Stus nephew.

Hey *Scream* fans, I just wanted to ask a quick question. I rewatched the original movie recently, and a thought crossed my mind: do you think Randy suspected Billy of being Ghostface purely out of jealousy? That was the impression I got, because realistically, he didn't have any actual proof at that point—not to mention that Stu was far more suspicious, yet Randy never suspected him.

I like that when Billy arrived at Stu’s house after Tatum’s murder, the look that he’s giving Stu. His face is saying “it’s been done” or “I took care of her.”

Maybe it's because I have very weird relationships but I think this is the best. Romance movie especially between Sydney and Billy. And maybe it's just because I have weird relationships God I mean in my opinion this is the best relationship I've seen. In my opinion if you want to watch a great romance and horror movie here you go..

I had actually forgotten I bought this. Very good quality. I love the embossed ghost face and knife images on the back and sides. And it's very tall. You can fit a lot of popcorn in here!

I honestly love the MTV series as unlike the original Movies it really has some brutal kills and they dont hold back on main characters. Well maybe on the main girl but I honestly love it for all its flaws. Definitley reccomend watching if you wanna see a more horror and brutal focused scream. First two seasons revolve around one plot and third season (which i havent seen) is a completley new plot.

What's interesting to me is that none of the original movie posters for Scream 1-3 actually featured Ghostface. And that's something that i really like about them from a design stand-point. It's almost bold in a way.. Instead of making the focal-point the killer, it's the victims. All of them feature a perfectly white, illuminated face with no coloration aside from the eyes. Which creates a contrast placing emphasis on their horrified expression. Of course the newer films threw this concept in the trash without a second thought, showing off Ghostface in his full glory. But that's kinda why i'm making this post, the producers might not realize how good of a concept this was, but i do and i feel like it should be talked about.

The cinematographey has been pretty mixed since the trilogy. With 4 it had that glossy filter, 5 had too many zoomed in shots and the whole thing just looked like a fan film, 6 was a little better but mostly the outside and subway scenes stood out to me, 7 was ok but it looked like they used that glossy filter again.

He doesn’t encourage Billy to murder Maureen, setting off the Billy/Stu murder spree;

There are no copycat killing sprees;

Sidney gets to live happily ever after.

We know SCREAM is good satire; is it also commentary on how men’s socially encouraged detachment from their feelings hurts us all?

Pre-ordered back in March. Kinda forgot about it until it showed up! Bigger and better quality than I thought it would be.