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“ | Do you like scary movies? | „ |
~ Ghostface's catchphrase. |
“ | What's your favorite scary movie? | „ |
~ Ghostface's most famous quote. |
Ghostface is the identity adopted by the main antagonists of the Scream franchise.
It is a fictional persona and Halloween costume used as a disguise by the antagonists of the franchise to conceal their identity.
Over the course of the franchise, at least fourteen people have used the Ghostface identity (nineteen if the TV series is counted, twenty when including the Stab films, and twenty-one when considering video games).
In the movies and the third season, Ghostface is voiced by Roger L. Jackson, who also played Mojo Jojo from The Powerpuff Girls, Wizeman from NiGHTS, and Nohman from Zone of the Enders, regardless of who is behind the mask. In the first two seasons of MTV Scream, Lakewood Slasher is voiced by Mike Vaughn. In-costume scenes for Ghostface were portrayed by Lee Waddell, Dane Farwell, Tony Cecere and Skeet Ulrich in Scream (1996), by Chris Doyle, Allen Robinson, Kurt Bryant, Chris Durand, and Lee Waddell (again) in Scream 2, by Brian Avery in Scream 3, by Dane Farwell (again) in Scream 4, by Keith Ward, Paul Burke, and Jack Quaid in Scream (2022), and by Mathieu Coderre, Max Laferriere and Jack Champion in Scream VI.
Overview[]
Initially, Billy Loomis created the identity with Stu Macher in order to kill Sidney because of her mother's affair with Billy's father, Hank, which triggered his mother to leave, after a short killing spree in the fictional Northern California town of Woodsboro. However, the changing identity of the person beneath the mask means that Ghostface has no definite motivation, ranging from revenge to seeking fame to "peer pressure". However, each killer shares the common goal of killing Sidney Prescott, and later Samantha Carpenter, to a chain of events indirectly caused by Sidney's mother, Maureen.
In the Scream universe, the costume is not unique and is easily obtainable, allowing others to wear a similar outfit. Ghostface often calls its targets to taunt or threaten them while using a voice changer that hides its true identity. In Scream 3, this is taken further by Roman Bridger who uses a device that enables him to sound like several other characters in order to manipulate targets. The Ghostface persona remains the same throughout the Scream series, featuring a black hood and cloak with a jagged base and a white vinyl mask with a black shroud sewn onto the back, resembling a ghost with a screaming expression. Though each iteration of Ghostface is human, they often exhibit extreme durability against physical harm, high levels of physical strength, and an almost supernatural stealth ability; able to appear and disappear in seemingly impossible situations. The character has often appeared in popular culture since its inception, referenced in film and television as well as spawning a series of action figures and merchandise.
The Ghostface mask itself was originally created by Fun World Div. Easter Unlimited, Inc. employee Brigitte Sleiertin for a series of masks titled "Fantastic Faces" released as Halloween masks in the early 1990s by Fun World. The mask was given the trademarked name of "GhostFace" by the Fun World licensing director R.J. Torbert in 1999-2000. The Ghostface mask also returned in The Face of Fear, a novel written by Torbert himself. Ghostface was also given the trademarked name "The Icon of Halloween" in 2010-2011 by Torbert as well for the Scream 4 hype.
Abilities and Attributes[]
Unlike supernatural killers, such as Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, or Freddy Krueger, Ghostface is human, but has several skills of a deadly killer. Ghostface is skilled in spying and stealth, allowing him or her to hide in unexpected places. Also, he or she exhibits tremendous durability against physical harm and has high levels of physical strength both of which have limits that exist within their human attributes. As seen in Scream 2, he was able to kill both Officer Richards and Officers Andrews, who were two of Chief Hartley's best men. In Scream 3 he was able to kill both Cotton Weary and later on Jennifer Jolie's bodyguard Steven Stone, despite their size.
Ghostface seems to display a heightened sense of awareness. He or she is often able to know where his victims are located before a physical attack, where they are hiding, and/or to be where they will attempt to escape. As seen in Scream 2, he was able to tell if, when, and where his victim would place his head against a bathroom stall dividing wall (enabling Ghostface to stab the target in the head from the next stall over).
Ghostface is strong enough to lift up a person and to stun his victims with punches. He can endure several damages like having a beer bottle thrown on his face and surviving some stab or bullet wounds, but only to an extent. Ghostface is very skillful in wielding his knife, and has enough strength to puncture through doors with his knife. Ghostface kills his victims by stabbing them on vital points or slitting their throats. He is also fast enough to catch most of his victims.
Roman Bridger had a voice changer that could copy other voices, confusing his victims. Roman also wore a bulletproof vest under his Father Death costume, which allowed him to survive gunshots to the chest.
Ghostface is sometimes a little bit of a klutz; Ghostface gets hit by doors and other objects like a refrigerator door while fighting with Tatum, and sometimes fall down to the floor while chasing Sidney. Their strategies seem very strict, specifically by revolving solely around stealth. If certain things are not according to plan, their strategies can easily be compromised if they are not careful. If they ever do happen to get caught, without the proper preparations for such an outcome, all they can really do is pursue their victim before the victim can use this opportunity to fight back or even escape. It should also be noted that regardless of who is behind the mask, Ghostface is always be depicted as a mere scary movie fanatic, who gets their killing methods from the many horror movies they watch. Despite their vast knowledge on murder, these movies do not serve as reliable sources of information on how to fight when the situation calls for it. Their shroud serves as a disadvantage, enabling the possibility of it getting caught in nearby objects. Their mask does not serve as a shield, so their head and face are still vulnerable to certain types of physical harm.
Six of the Ghostface killers (Billy, Mickey, Roman, Jill, Amber and Ethan) have been able to survive potentially fatal wounds and spring back up for one last scare (although they were killed immediately after).
Despite actually being different people, Ghostface has a habit of menacingly wiping the blood off his knife with one gloved hand after stabbing someone and has thorough knowledge of horror film genre, including conventions and trivia.
Weapons and Equipment[]
- Buck 120 Hunting Knife: The iconic weapon of the Ghostface killer. Usually used to stab victims, slit their throats or gut them.
- Gun: Usually used when Ghostface finally reveals his/her identity to their last victim.
- Father Death costume/Ghost mask: Used to hide his/her identity. The iconic wardrobe of the killer of the Scream franchise.
- Bullet-proof Vest: Used by Roman Bridger and Amber Freeman to protect themselves from gunshots to the chest.
- Voice-changer: An electronic device used to mask the killer's real voice and change it to a deep, grunting voice. In the third film, another voice changer is used and it's able to replicate anyone's voice perfectly, allowing the person behind the mask to easily deceive and manipulate their victims.
- Video Camera: Used by the 'Remake' killers, to record a video of them murdering their victims in order to obey the rule of which the Killer should film the murders.
Qoutes[]
Movies[]
Scream (1996)[]
Casey's phone calls[]
“ | Billy/Ghostface: Hello? Casey: Yes? Ghostface: Who is this? Casey: Who're you trying to reach? Ghostface: What number is this? Casey: Well, what number are you trying to reach? Ghostface: I don't know. Casey: Well, I think you have the wrong number. Ghostface: Do l? Casey: It happens. Take it easy. [Casey hangs up, but Billy calls her again]
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Sidney's first phone call[]
“ | Billy/Ghostface: Hello, Sidney. Sidney: Uh, hi, who is this?
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Sidney's second phone call[]
“ | Stu/Ghostface: Hello, Sidney. Poor Billy-boyfriend, an innocent guy doesn't stand a chance with you. Sidney: Leave me alone! Ghostface: Looks like you fingered the wrong guy, again! Sidney: Who are you? Ghostface: Don't worry. You'll find out soon enough. I promise. |
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Scream 2 (1997)[]
Cici's phone call[]
“ | Cici: [thinks she talk to Ted] Okay, Ted. You sound loaded, what's up? Mickey/Ghostface: Who's Ted? Cici: Oh, I'm sorry. My bad. I thought you were someone else. Ghostface: That's okay, I am. Cici: Who are you calling for? Nobody's here. Ghostface: Where is everybody? Cici: We're cosponsoring the acid rain mixer at Phi Gamma Alpha tonight. Ghostface: Why aren't you there? Cici: I'm "sober sister." I need to be here in case a drunk sister calls and needs a ride. Ghostface: That's too bad. Cici: "Drink with your brain." That's our motto. Who are you calling for? Ghostface: What if I said - you? Cici: What if I said good-bye? Ghostface: Why would you want to do that? Cici: Why do you always answer a question with a question? Ghostface: I'm inquisitive. Cici: Yeah, and I am impatient. Do you want to leave a message for someone? Ghostface: Do you wanna to die tonight, Cici? |
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Sidney's phone call[]
“ | Nancy/Ghostface: Hello, Sidney. Remember me? Sidney: What do you want? Ghostface: I want you. It's show time. Sidney: Then why don't you show your face, you f-cking coward? Ghostface: My pleasure! |
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Randy's phone call[]
“ | Nancy/Ghostface: I'm not interrupting anything, am I? You three look deep in thought. Have you ever felt a knife cut through human flesh... and scrape the bone beneath? Randy: [to Dewey] It's him. He can see us. Dewey: Just keep him on the phone. Randy: What do you want me to say? Dewey: I don't know. Just keep him talking. [Dewey and Gale start to search from killer] Randy: So uh... what's up? Ghostface: What's your favorite scary movie? Randy: "Showgirls", absolutely frightening, what's yours? Let me guess. "The House On Sorority Row"? "Dorm That Dripped Blood"? "Splatter University"? "Graduation Day"? "Final Exam"? Am I close? Ghostface: Closer than you think. Too slow, geek. Do you want to die? Randy: Is that the best you can do? Because Billy and Stu were much more original. Ghostface: Why are you even here, Randy? You'll never be the leading man. Randy: F-ck you! Ghostface: No matter how hard you try, you'll never be the hero, and you'll never, ever get the girl. [Randy mistakes the caller] Wrong guy, dead boy. Randy: Oh, yeah? Well, let's redirect a moment, Mr. "I'm-So-Original", huh? Where's your innovation, huh? Why copycat two high school loser-ass dickheads? Stu was a pussy-ass wet rag and Billy Loomis? Billy Loomis, what the f-ck?! Jesus... What a rat-lookin', homo-repressed momma's boy! Why you not set your goals higher, huh? You wanna be one of the big boys? Huh? Manson, Bundy, O.J., Son-... [Nancy pulls Randy into the van]. |
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Scream 3 (2000)[]
Cotton's phone call[]
“ | Roman/Ghostface: [using female's voice] Hello? Ghostface: Who's this? Ghostface: Who's this? Cotton: Who are you calling? Ghostace: Oh. You know what? I'm sorry. I have the wrong number. Cotton: That's okay. Ghostface: Wait a minute. I know your voice. You sound a lot like that guy on TV. Um, Cotton Weary. Cotton: I do, huh? Ghostace: Yeah. I think he's got a really sexy voice. Cotton: [chuckles] Well, thank you. Ghostface: Wait a minute. You are Cotton, aren't you? Oh, my God. I am talking to Cotton Weary. I can't believe this. Cotton: [laughs] You got me. So, uh, you a big "100% Cotton" fan? Ghostface: Yeah! One hundred and ten percent. Cotton: That's very good. So, um, why don't you tell me who you are? Ghostface: Ooh, you're a naughty boy, Cotton! Now, what would your girlfriend say? Cotton: What makes you think I have a girlfriend? Ghostface: [changes the voice and speaks to Cotton as Ghostface] I know you do. I'm right outside her bathroom door. She's in the shower. She's got a nice little voice. Let's come in for a closer look. She's very pretty, Cotton, a step up from Maureen Prescott. Speaking of which, let's play a little game, answer right, your girlfriend lives, answer wrong, she dies. Where's Maureen's daughter, Sidney? Cotton: Who the f-ck is this? Ghostface: Somebody who'd kill to know where Sidney Prescott is! One chance, Cotton! You've got connections. Where is she? Cotton: You listen to me, you f-cking psycho, you lay a finger on Christine... and I swear to God I'll kill you! Ghostface: Wrong answer! [hangs up] Cotton: No! Wait! Hello? Shit! |
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Sarah's first phone call[]
“ | Sarah: Director's office. Roman: [without voice modulator on] Sarah, it's Roman. I'm sorry, I'm running late. I'm still on the 405. I'm about ten minutes away. Sarah: Oh, it's no problem. I'm just lookin' at your music video awards. Roman: Since I got you on thephone, let's talk about your character, okay? Sarah: What character? I'm Candy, the chick who gets killed second. I'm only in two scenes. Roman: You're not happy with your part. Sarah: I'm not happy that I am 35 playing a 21-year-old, I'm not happy that I have to die naked, and I'm not happy that my character is too stupid to have a gun in the house after her boyfriend's been cut into fish sticks. Roman: Great, okay. So let's run the lines, Page 28: Candy's big moment. Sarah: "Ring-ring, "Hello?" Roman: "Hello? Who's this?" Sarah: "This is Candy. Hang on, let me get some clothes." See? I don't understand why I have to start the scene in the shower. The whole shower thing's been done, Vertigo, hello? And I mean, my boyfriend just died. Why am I showering? Roman: Why don't we just read the scene? Candy. Nice name. Is that like Candy Cane or Candy Apple? Sarah: Whatever... "Come on. Who is this? I think you have the wrong number." Roman: "But you know my favourite name?" Sarah: "I'm hanging up right now." Roman: It's Sarah. Sarah: Roman, that's not the line. Roman: It is in my script. Sarah: Has there been another goddam rewrite? How the f-ck are we supposed to learn our lines when there's a new script every 15 minutes? Roman: It's not just a new script. It's a new movie. Sarah: What? What movie? Roman/Ghostace: [turns on the voice modulator] My movie. And it's called: "Sarah Gets Skewered Like a F-cking Pig"! Still in character, Sarah? |
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Sidney's first phone call[]
“ | Sidney: California Women's Crisis Counseling. My name is Laura. How can I help you? Roman/Ghostface: [using "Maureen Prescott's" voice] Oh, Laura. I do have a crisis. Sidney: Okay, well, whatever it is, you can tell me. Ghostface: Oh, my God. I've killed someone, Laura. Sidney: Are you sure? Sidney: I'm sure. I killed someone, I know it! Oh, my God. Sidney: Well, then... then the people you need to call are the police. Ghostface: No, I need to call you. Just you. Sidney: I'm sorry, your voice... Ghostface: Don't you wanna know how you can help, Laura? Are you listening to me? Huh? Sidney: Who is this? Ghostface: It's Mother, Laura. Now, be a good girl and turn on the news. Do as Mother tells you! Sidney: You're not my mother. How did you get this number? Who is this? Ghostface: You know your mother's voice when you hear it! Now, turn on the news! [Sidney turns on the news, where she hears about the another Ghostface killing spree] Roman: [using Ghostface voice] Just one question. Do you think it's over, Sidney? Do you?! |
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Steven's phone call[]
“ | Steven: Steven Stone Protection Services. Roman/Ghostface: [using Dewey's voice] Stone, where are you? Steven: I'm just checking your tin can, Dewdrop. Ghostface: Well, come back inside and stay with Jennifer. Something's happened. I have to go to the police. Steven: Is that an order, Dewdrop? 'Cause Steven Stone doesn't work for you. Ghostface: Get back in the house, Stone. Would I call you if it wasn't important? What are you doing in there anyway? Steven: Me? I'm just checking to make sure there's no killer in here waiting to off you like he did your little sister. Ghostface: What did you say? I can't believe you said that. That makes me... [Ghostface jumps out and stabs Stone in the back] ANGRY! |
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Sidney's second phone call[]
“ | Sidney: Hello? Roman/Ghostface: [using Sidney's voice] Hello? Sidney: Who is this? Ghostace: Who is this? Sidney: Who's calling? Ghostface: Who's calling? Sidney: Gale, Dewey, whoever this is, call me back. I can only hear myself. Roman: [speaks to her as Ghostface] I only hear you too, Sidney. Sidney: Who is this? Ghostface: The question isn't who I am. The question is: Who's with me? Dewey and Gale: [through the phone] Sidney, stay away! Sidney! Ghostface: Don't do it, if you do one thing to attract attention to yourself, one thing, I'll kill them both. Now, do you have somewhere we can be, alone? Yeah. Go there. Oh, it's hard being friends with you, Sidney, when you're friends with Sidney, you die. Well, these friends don't have to, Sidney. It's up to you. Sidney: How do I know their voices are...? Ghostface: Are real? How do you know you're not hearing things? How do you know I'm not someone in your head? Somewhere you know. Or do you? Sidney: You're dead. Ghostface: I don't want them. I want you. It's simple. You show yourself, they survive, you run, they die. Don't you wanna know, Sidney, who killed her? Don't you wanna know who killed your mother? She'd have been so happy, Sidney, to know we'd be together. Sidney: Where?! Ghostface: I'll call you when you're on your way. |
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Sidney's third phone call[]
“ | Roman/Ghostface: You follow directions well, Sidney. Now, welcome to the final act. See that metal detector? Use it. All over, Sidney. Everywhere. Everywhere. The other leg too. [metal detector detects gun] Show it to me. [Sidney pulls out her gun] Throw it in the pool. [Sidney throws her gun into a pool] Now, come inside, Sidney. Sidney: No f-cking way. How do I know they're not dead already? Ghostface: They're right inside, waiting for you. Look for yourself. Now that we're all here, the party can begin. |
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Sidney's fourth "phone call"[]
“ | Roman: [using Maureen Prescott's voice] Sid... Sid... Come in here...please. It's just me, Sid. Oh, I was so pretty. Everybody loved me. Have you missed me, Sidney? Would you like to hold me one last time? What's the matter? What are you staring at? Don't you remember your mother? [pulls off Maureen's bag and reveals that this is Ghostface] [Sidney tries to run away, but Roman locks all the doors] Roman/Ghostface: You're not going anywhere, Sidney. It's time you came to terms with me and with Mother. Maybe you never knew her at all, Sidney. Maybe you just can't get past the surface of things. I'm the other half of you. I searched for a mother too, an actress named Rina Reynolds, I tried to find her my whole life. And four years ago, I actually tracked her down, knocked at her door, thinking she'd welcome me with open arms, but she had a new life and a new name: Maureen Prescott. You were the only child she claimed, Sidney. She shut me out in the cold forever. Her own son. [Ghostface takes off his mask, reveals himself as Roman] [without voice modulator] Roman Bridger, director. [with voice modulator] And brother. |
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Scream 4 (2011)[]
Jenny's phone call[]
“ | Jenny: [thinks she talks to Marnie] Ok... Timing, timing is perfect. But you don't have the app on your phone, so you can't talk like Ghostface, can you? Jill/Ghostface: Yes, I can. Jenny: Is this Trevor? Ghostface: Do I sound like a Trevor to you? Think of me as your director. You're in my movie. You got a fun part so don't blow it. Jenny: What movie? Ghostface: Same one Marnie's in, only her part got cut way back. But you, you are dumb blond with the big tits. We'll have some fun with you before you die. Jenny: I have a 4.0 GPA and 135 IQ, asshole! What did you do with Marnie? Ghostface: She's on the cutting room floor. Jenny: That's not funny. Ghostface: This isn't a comedy, it's a horror film. People live and people die, and you'd better start running! |
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Kirby's first phone call[]
“ | Charlie/Ghostface: [calls from Trevor's phone] I wanna talk to Jill. Kirby: Um, no, it's Kirby. Sorry, Trevor, Jill is screening her calls from all past relationships. Ghostface: I'm not Trevor. Kirby: What? I can barely hear you, Trevor. Ghostface: This isn't Trevor. Kirby: Oh, oh, alright. Then why do you have his phone? Whoever this is. Ghostface: I wanna talk to Jill. Kirby: Ok, but she doesn't want to talk to you. Come on, Mr. Ghostface, whisper to me. Aren't you supposed to ask me a question? Ghostface: Alright. How's the movie? Kirby: What movie? Ghostface: Shaun of the Dead. Kirby: How did you know that? Ghostface: Because I'm standing in the closet. Kirby: Stop, you're not. [to Jill] Trevor is being weird. I mean, if it is him, I dunno. Ghostface: This is not, f-cking, Trevor! Kirby: Well, then who the f-ck are you? Ghostface: Open the closet door. Kirby: You do know there are cops all over this house? Ghostface: I think that I have just enough time to slice someone open. Come on, open the closet. Kirby: There is no way you're in there. Ghostface: See for yourself! Kirby: [slowly goes to open the closet, when she opens it, it turned out to be empty] Liar, I am over this. Ghostface: I never said I was in YOUR closet... |
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Sidney's first phone call[]
“ | Charlie/Ghostface: Welcome home Sidney. Preview of coming events. Sidney: Why don't you come for me? You got the balls for that? Ghostface: Oh, poor Sidney. You think this is all about you? You think you're still the star. Sidney: This isn't a f-cking movie! Ghostface: It will be. You've done very well by all this blood shed, haven't you? How about the town you left behind? I ve got plans for you. I am gonna slit your eyelids in half so you don't blink when I stab you in the face. You'll die when I want you to, Sidney. Not a moment before. Until then, you re going to suffer. |
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Rebecca's phone call[]
“ | Jill/Ghostface: Sidney Prescott, please. Rebecca: I am handling Miss Prescott's calls and appearances. May I take a message? Ghostface: You are the message. Are you writing this down? Rebecca: Yes, I am. But, it's kinda hard to hear you. I'm in a hospital, with Sidney. If you could just hang on one second. Ghostface: I've got time. It's you that doesn't. [car alarm blares] You know, Rebecca, it doesn't sound to me like you're in the hospital. Sounds like you're in a parking garage... a dark and deserted parking garage. But if you wanna be in the hospital, I'd be happy to put you there, in the morgue! |
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Sidney's second phone call[]
“ | Jill/Ghostface: You're a survivor, aren't you Sidney, your one and only skill - you survive. Well, I have one question for you. What good's it to be a survivor in this little drama, if everyone close to you is dead? Sidney: Who are you? Ghostface: Turn on the TV to channel 6. Sidney: Who the f-ck are you?! Ghostface: Turn it on. Watch the teaser. [Sidney turns on TV and watches the news about Gale being attacked] [laughs] Glad you came home, Sidney. Has it been worth it yet? Sidney: Why are you doing this? Ghostface: Ah, friends count, but it's the family ties that cut deep. Am I right? Sidney: What do you mean? Ghostface: The ones you care about most. And what's closer than family? The bond of blood. You can't save them... all you can do is watch. [laughter]. |
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Kirby's second phone call[]
“ | Jill/Ghostface: Tell Sidney heads are gonna roll tonight! Tell Sidney it's all because of her! Or maybe she wants into his place. I promise to be quick. Kirby: Let him go, please... Ghostface: I hear you like horror movies, Kirby, but do you like them so much as him? Forget watching "Stab". You get to live it. Kirby: No, no, no, no, no... He's the expert, it's not me! Ghostface: Warm-up question: Jason's weapon? Kirby: Uh, it's a machete. Ghostface: There, you see? You do know the genre. Michael Myers? Kirby: Uh, butcher knife. Ghostface: Leatherface? Kirby: A chainsaw. Please... Ghostface: Just ask Sidney if you need some help. Freddy Krueger?! Kirby: Uh, uh, razor hands. Ghostface: Name the movie that started the slasher craze: "Halloween", "Texas Chainsaw massacre", "The Last House on the Left" or "Psycho"? Kirby: "Psycho". Ghostface: None of the above! "Peeping Tom". 1960, directed by Michael Powell. First movie to ever put the audience in the killer's POV. Kirby: What? Wait... No, no... Please, just ask me one more question, just one more! Ghostface: Alright, Kirby. Then it's time for your last chance question. Name the remake of the groundbreaking horror movie in which the villain... Kirby: "Halloween", "Texas Chainsaw", "Dawn of the Dead", "The Hills Have Eyes", "The Amityville Horror", "The Last House on the Left", "Friday the 13th", "A Nightmare on Elm Street", "My Bloody Valentine", "When a Stranger Calls", "Prom Night", "Black Christmas", "House of Wax", "The Fog", "Piranha". It's one of those, right? Right?! |
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Scream (2022)[]
Tara's phone calls[]
“ | Richie/Ghostface: Hello. Is Christina there? Tara: No, she's not available. May I take a message? |
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Second phone call:
“ | Tara: [thinks she talks to Amber] This isn't f-cking funny, Amber. Richie/Ghostface: I told you, this isn't Amber... [Richie shares a video of Amber to Tara] Amber's looking particularly fetching tonight,sShe really shouldn't leave her phone lying around for anyone to clone. Tara: What do you want? Ghostface: I told you, I want to play a game. "Stab" movie trivia, three rounds. You call the cops - she dies. You get a question wrong - she dies. Her parents aren't home and I can be in that room in 15 seconds. You want a warmup question? Tara: I told you I don't know these movies! Ask me about something I do know. Ask me about "It Follows", ask me about "Hereditary", ask me about "The Witch"... Ghostface: In the first "Stab" movie, what Woodsboro native was introduced as the franchise's main character? Tara: It's Sidney Prescott, it's Sidney Prescott and she lived on Elm. Ghostface: Correct. You see, you're gonna do great at this. Okay, question one... Tara: No, I got that one right, it should count. Ghostface: Anyone could have gotten that one right. Sidney is in every movie but the last one. Question one: Who wrote the original book, that the "Stab" movies are based on? Tara: Um... The chick from TV! Ghostface: "The chick from TV" is not gonna cut it, Tara. Tara: Oh, Gale Weathers! It's Gale Weathers, you motherf-cker! Ghostface: Correct, Amber might live to see the sunrise. Question two: Who played the dumb bitch at the beginning of "Stab 1" who answers the phone and gets carved up by the killer? Tara: F-ck you! Ghostface: Is that the answer you're going with? A non-answer counts as a wrong answer, Tara. Time's running out. Tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock... Tara: Heather Graham! Ghostface: Correct! You pulled that one out, now for the final question: Who was the killer in "Stab 1"? Tara: Oh, I know this one, you f-ck! It's Billy Loomis! It's Billy Loomis and he was Sidney's boyfriend and he was played by Luke Wilson, and I got you, asshole! I got it, I got it right! Ghostface: Oh, I'm sorry, Tara, but that's just not correct... Tara: What? No, no, it is... It is that is right... Ghostface: The correct answer is Billy Loomis, and - Stu Macher! There are two killers in the original "Stab". I'm afraid someone's got to die now. |
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Sam's first phone call[]
“ | Amber/Ghostface: Hello, Samantha. Sam: Who is this? Ghostface: Someone who knows your little family secret. Sam: You're the f-ck who hurt my sister? Ghostface: She's not the only one I'm gonna hurt. I had to get you to come back here somehow, didn't I? Sam: You want to f-ck with me, asshole? I'm right here, come and get me. Ghostface: With pleasure. |
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Judy's phone call[]
“ | Amber/Ghostface: Hello, Sheriff JU-DEE! Judy: Who is this? Ghostface: I think you know. I'm a fan of scary movies, and knives. What's your favorite scary movie? Judy: I prefer animated films and musicals. Why are you doing this? Ghostface: I'll tell you all about it I'm calling to turn myself in. Judy: I think that's a great idea. Ghostface: We'll sit down at the station, and I'll tell you about the two people I've killed. Judy: You've only killed one person. Ghostface: [laughs] By the time I see you, I'll have gutted your baby boy! Judy: No! [drives back to her house and calls the patrol there, and tries to reach Wes, but he doesn't answer as he is taking the shower] Ghostface: Can't get him on the phone, can you? He must be busy. Judy: How do I know you're anywhere near him? Ghostface: Ever seen the movie "Psycho"? Judy: Please... don't hurt my boy... Ghostface: Oh, Why not? Judy: He's a good kid. Ghostface: Is he, now? Judy: He never hurt anyone! Ghostface: That's not enough. Judy: Please! I'll do anything! |
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Sam's second phone call[]
“ | Amber/Ghostface: Hello, Samantha. Richie can't come to the phone right now, he's finding out what happens to people who stick their noses in business that doesn't concern them. Sam: Please don't hurt him. Ghostface: I'll tell you what, now you can choose, I'll only kill one. Who do you want to hear die? Sam: No, please I'm begging you! Please don't hurt them! Ghostface: Really? You can't save your own sister? All you have to do is say - "kill Richie". [Amber knocks Tara out of her wheelchair] Sam: No! No! No! Tara! Don't touch her! Please, please, please, I'm begging you! Ghostface: Or say - "kill Tara," and I'll make sure to hit all the organs I missed last time. Sam: I'm begging you! Please don't hurt her! Ghostface: Last chance to save one, choose. Sam: Why are you doing this? Ghostface: You want to know why, Sam? Maybe it's because you're a selfish bitch, who can't even make a decision to save the life of someone you love... Maybe you're too weak for this franchise... Sam: Maybe you're right... or maybe I'm just stalling for time, you f-ck-head! [Sam and Dewey arrive at the hospital, Dewey shoots at Ghostface and saves Tara]. |
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Sidney's phone call[]
“ | Richie/Ghostface: Hello, Sidney! Sidney: Hello there. Where'd you go? . Ghostface: Oh, this isn't Amber. I'm the other one. Sidney: Oh, there's two of you, again... I've seen this movie before. Ghostface: Not this movie Sidney! Sidney: You really need some new material. Ghostface: I got you here, didn't I? Sidney: You might actually be the most derivative one of all. I mean, Christ, the same house? Ghostface: Maybe so. But you forgot the first rule of surviving a Stab movie. Never answer the… Sidney: I'm bored. Ghostface: WAIT! |
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Scream VI[]
Laura's phone call[]
“ | Laura: Hi. Hi, Reggie. Jason/Reggie: Laura, hi. Um, nice to phone-meet you in this incredibly embarassing way. |
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Jason's phone call[]
“ | Jason: [thinks he talk to Greg] I'm sorry, okay? I just got massive blue balls. I had to practice. Please don't be mad... How mad are you? Quinn/Ghostface: Oh... I'm not mad, Jason. Jason: Dude... We said we wouldn't use the voice on each other. Ghostface: We said a lot of things. Jason: This is Greg, right? Ghostface: [laughter] Who else would it be? Jason: Where are you? I wanna tell you about it. By the way, we should go to that frat party. Tara's going. Ghostface: What was it like? Jason: Not on the phone, man. And seriously... turn off the f-cking voice modulator. Ghostface: I'm just trying to get the voice right, you got to have your practice, I get mine. Just tell me, what it felt like. And then maybe I'll come out. Jason: Dude, I know you're not here... Ghostface: Humor me. Jason: Alright, fine. It was even better than we could have imagined. And when the knife, went in her, it's like... she wasn't a human anymore. Just an animal. And everytime when I went in, she was less... Less human... And then? She was... just meat. Ghostface: But she wasn't just meat, Jason... She was a person, our film professor. Jason: Yeah, well... F-ck her. She gave me a C- on my Gaileo paper. Ghostface: [mockingly] Who's next, grade school vice principal? Jason: You know who's next. Why are you being like this? Ghostface: Come on, Jason. How long have we known each other? Jason: [confused] You tell me. Ghostface: Eight years. We met in Junior High, in Atlanta. I just want you to tell me why you think you're doing this, in your words. Jason: We're finishing Richie's film. Ghostface: That's right, by killing Sam and Tara. Jason: Why are you f-cking with me? Why won't you tell me where you are? Ghostface: Why do you keep asking me that? I already told you. I'm here. Let's play a game. Jason: Ah, shit... Ghostface: You know "warmer colder"? Come on, find me, and we'll go and cut up the Carpenter sisters. Jason: [notices "Greg" (Quinn) is watching him through the cameras] Are you using the f-cking cameras?! Ghostface: Yeah, the cameras. And at the moment, you're very, very cold. Jason: Alright douchebag... Let's play. [Jason enters one of the rooms] Ghostface: COLD. [Jason walks down the hall] Heating up... Warm... [Jason looks at the closet] Warmer... Jason: [opens the closet, which turned out to be empty, then he walks towards the kitchen] Alright, you know what? This is stupid... I'm gonna hang up now. Ghostface: But you're getting warmer. [Jason steps away slightly from the fridge] Colder. [Jason turns and looks at the fridge, slowly walking towards it] Warmer... Warmer... [Jason prepares to open the fridge] You're on FIRE! |
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Sam's first phone call[]
“ | Wayne/Ghostface: Hello, Samantha. Did you miss me? Sam: I want you to think long and hard about whether you really want to do this, because the last two people that f-cked with us, ended up dead. Ghostface: You should be thanking me, Sam. Jason and Greg were gonna kill you and your sister. I gutted them before they had the chance. Sam: So, what? You're protecting us now? Ghostface: Not quite. I'm going to show the world who you really are, a liar and a killer. I'm going to punish you, Sam! Sam: You shouldn't believe everything you read on the Internet, asshole. Ghostface: Don't be cute, you're gonna pay for what you did! And I'm not gonna stop until I butcher you... you and anyone who gets between us! You and Tara better watch your backs. |
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Sam's second phone call[]
“ | Sam: You're gonna die, you know? Quinn/Ghostface: No, you're gonna die, choking on your own blood when I hack up your sister! Sam: Unless we find you first. Ghostface: For a mastermind, you're not very bright. Waiting for me to call, desperately hoping I'm nearby so the police can grab me? But I'm not nearby. I'm a step ahead. Be seeing you, Samantha. |
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Gale's phone call[]
“ | Wayne/Ghostface: Hello Gale. Strange that you and I have never spoken on the phone. This is long overdue... I figured, after all these years, you wanted an interview. Gale: You figured right. So, what's your motive this time? Angry at the movies or just trying to stay relevant? Ghostface: Well, I could ask you the same... Don't you know, legacy characters are dispensable now. Nobody cares about last century's heroes. Gale: Then why you bother with me at all? Ghostface: Call it nostalgia. Or maybe you deserve to be PUNISHED for all that money you made off the misery of others. Maybe it's time, someone make a buck, reporting - YOUR death. Gale: You know you're like the tenth guy to try this, right? Spoiler alert. It never works out for the dipshit in the mask. Quinn/Ghostface: Oh, but they certainly leave a mark before they go, don't they? Richie and Amber managed to butcher Dewey and carve him up like a Christmas goose. How does it feel to lose the only man who ever loved you? Gale: F-ck you! Ghostface: How does it feel to know that you weren't there for him at the end? Not there to give him comfort, ‘cause he died screaming in his own guts. Gale: You're the one who's gonna die screaming! Ghostface: Maybe. But you won't be around to see it. You couldn't stop what happened to Dewey, just like you're not gonna be able to stop this... [throws Brooks' corpse through the glass]. |
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Second phone call:
“ | Quinn/Ghostface: You missed. Gale: Sure I did. Ghostface: You win. I'm in the elevator headed to the ground floor. Gale: Sure you are. [Gale shoots through the door] Ghostface: Maybe you did hit me, maybe I'm wounded? Or maybe I'm wearing a bulletproof vest? Gale: That's why I'm gonna shoot you in the f-cking head! [Gale searches her house to find Ghostface] Ghostface: You would have made a good killer, Gale. Sidney never wouldn't made sense, Dewey was the fan favorite, but you... You cracking under the pressure and turning into Ghostface? That would have made a great twist. Gale: Keep talking, asshole. Ghostface: [chuckles] Sure. What do you want to talk about? You never got to be the leading lady, did you? It was always all about poor, sweet Sidney sucking up all the oxygen. Where did that leave you to be? Gale: The brains and the sex appeal? Ghostface: Sorry about your boyfriend, all those muscles didn't help much. Gale: They sure didn't. Ghostface: [laughter] Gale: Can you hold please? Ghostface: What-? |
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Wayne's phone call[]
“ | Sam/Ghostface: Hello, Detective Bailey. I have got one question for you. Wayne: Oh yeah? What's that? Ghostface: What's your favorite scary movie? Wayne: [chuckles] "Favorite scary movie..." Ghostface: I'm asking, because you are in one now. You're in my movie. Wayne: [notices Billy's Ghostface costume is missing, which leads him to believe that Sam put it on] I see you've put on your true face, huh? Your birthright. Poetic that you're gonna die in it. Ghostface: This is what you wanted, isn't it? Wayne: Now you know the truth, huh? Murder's in your blood! Stop f-cking around! Show yourself! Ghostface: Be careful what you wish for. Wayne: Well, I'm a f-cking police officer! How do you think this is going to go, Sam? Who do you think they're gonna believe, huh?! Ghostface: Probably the one, who's still alive. |
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TV Series[]
Season 1[]
Emma's first phone call[]
“ | Piper/Lakewood Slasher: Hello, Emma. Emma: Who is this? |
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Emma's second phone call[]
“ | Piper/Lakewood Slasher: Hi, this is GPP security. We got an alarm notice at your house. Can you give me your name and code word? Emma: Um, my name is Emma Duval, and the code word is, uh, "amethyst." Um, I, I just found my kitchen door open. |
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Emma's third phone call[]
“ | Kieran/Lakewood Slasher: Hello, Emma, missing something? Emma: You son of a bitch. Where is he? |
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Emma's fourth phone call[]
“ | Piper/Lakewood Slasher: [using Will's voice] Hey. Where are you? Emma: I just got here. I brought, um, really expensive candy for the full-on theatrical experience. |
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Emma's fifth phone call[]
“ | Emma: Are you calling to gloat? Piper/Lakewood Slasher: Not at all. You finally got a win. |
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Season 2 (Kieran's phone calls)[]
Season 3 (Scream: Resurrection)[]
Marcus' first phone call[]
“ | Marcus: Man, who is this? Beth/Ghostface: You don't recognize my voice? I thought we were blood. |
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Marcus' second phone call[]
“ | Marcus: I'm here. Jamal/Ghostface: You look scared. |
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Kym's phone call[]
“ | Kym: Who this? Beth/Ghostface: Do you like scary movies? |
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Shane's phone call[]
“ | Shane: Who's this? Beth/Ghostface: Someone looking to score. |
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Marcus' third phone call[]
“ | Marcus: Marcus (Deion), man, is this you? Beth/Ghostface: If I told you now, it would spoil the big twist, where's the fun in that? |
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Jamal's phone call[]
“ | Jamal: Hello? Beth/Ghostface: Hello, Jay. |
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Marcus' fourth phone call[]
“ | Marcus: What do you want? Beth/Ghostface: You already know what I want, the same thing I've always wanted. |
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Victims[]
- Maureen Prescott - Stabbed to death by Billy Loomis and Stu Macher
- Steven Orth - Bound to chair, gagged with tape, gutted with knife by Stu Macher
- Casey Becker - Stabbed in the chest/stomach/neck by Billy Loomis, then gutted and hung from tree by Billy Loomis and Stu Macher
- Principal Arthur Himbry - Stabbed 3 times in the chest/stomach, gutted, hung from high school football goal post by Billy Loomis
- Tatum Riley - Arm sliced with knife, lifted, head crushed by garage door after being stuck in cat flap by Billy Loomis
- Kenny Brown - Throat slit with knife by Stu Macher
- Phil Stevens - Stabbed in the ear through bathroom stall, hacked up by Nancy Loomis or Mickey Altieri
- Maureen Evans - Stabbed in the stomach/back (6 times), hacked up by Mickey Altieri
- Cici Cooper - Thrown through a glass door, stabbed twice in the back, thrown off the 2nd balcony by Nancy Loomis or Mickey Altieri
- Randy Meeks - Stabbed 4 times in the chest, throat slit in news van by Nancy Loomis
- Officer Andrews - Throat slashed with knife by Mickey Altieri
- Officer Richards - Head bashed against car window 3 times, thrown, impaled in the back of head through windshield by pipe while on moving car by Mickey Altieri
- Hallie McDaniel - Stabbed in the chest 4 times by Mickey Altieri
- Derek Feldman - Bound to cross, shot in the chest with a handgun by Mickey Altieri
- Christine Hamilton - Stabbed in the back by Roman Bridger
- Cotton Weary - Hit in head with golf club, arm slashed, stabbed in the chest/head by Roman Bridger
- Sarah Darling - Head punched through glass door, stabbed in the back by Roman Bridger
- Steven Stone - Stabbed in the back, head bludgeoned 3 times with frying pan (final punch hit the knife in his back hitting major arteries) by Roman Bridger
- Tom Prinze - House filled with gas exploded by lighting lighter by Roman Bridger
- Angelina Tyler - Stabbed in the chest by Roman Bridger
- Tyson Fox - Stabbed in the stomach, rug pulled underneath, neck broken, slammed against glass case, thrown off second balcony by Roman Bridger
- Jennifer Jolie - Stabbed in the back/stomach behind one-way mirror by Roman Bridger
- John Milton - Throat slit with the knife by Roman Bridger
- Trudie - Chest impaled with hunting knife by Ghostface (in the Stab movies)
- Sherrie - Throat slit with hunting knife by Ghostface (in the Stab movies)
- Rachel - Stomach impaled with kitchen knife by Chloe (in the Stab movies)
- Marnie Cooper - Stabbed in the stomach, thrown through glass door, stabbed several times, arm slashed, hung from ceiling fan by Charlie Walker
- Jenny Randall - Stabbed in the back, back crushed by garage door, stabbed in the chest, stabbed several times, bound to chair by Jill Roberts
- Olivia Morris - Stabbed in the chest/through the hand, kicked/thrown, stabbed in the back/stomach 6 times, head bashed through the window, gutted by Charlie Walker
- Rebecca Walters - Stabbed in the stomach, thrown off parking garage roof, lands on news van by Charlie Walker
- Deputy Hoss - Stabbed in the back by Jill Roberts, stabbed several times to make sure he is dead by Charlie Walker
- Deputy Perkins - Stabbed in the forehead by Jill Roberts
- Kate Roberts - Stabbed in the back through letterbox by Jill Roberts
- Robbie Mercer - Stabbed in the chest/back/stomach by Charlie Walker
- Trevor Sheldon - Tied up with tape, shot in the groin/forehead with handgun by Jill Roberts
- Charlie Walker - Stabbed in the heart/stomach by Jill Roberts
- Tyler O'Neill - Decapitated off-screen by Piper Shaw
- Nina Patterson - Back and throat slashed by Piper Shaw
- Rachel Murray - Hung by noose, appeared to look like a suicide by Kieran Wilcox
- Riley Marra - Stabbed in the back/side, artery slashed by Piper Shaw
- Will Belmont - Head shredded in half from behind with a trencher by Piper Shaw, triggered by Emma running onto a tripwire.
- Clifton Roberts - Stabbed multiple times and gutted off-screen by Piper Shaw
- Sheriff Clark Hudson - Stomach sliced open which drops his intestines by Kieran Wilcox
- Grayson Pfeiffer - Throat slashed off-screen by Piper Shaw
- Jake Fitzgerald - Slashed open with a scythe by Kieran Wilcox
- Eddie Hayes - Glass smashed on the head; stabbed multiple times in the back and throat with a corkscrew by Kieran Wilcox
- Seth Branson - Hand cut off and burned with iron, stabbed in the stomach, left to death in burning house by Kieran Wilcox
- Deputy Dwayne - Thrown through glass mirror; died of blood loss by Kieran Wilcox
- Haley Meyers - Stabbed eleven times repeatedly in the chest and abdomen, hung by Kieran Wilcox
- Zoë Vaughn - Locked in a coffin and left to drown at Wren Lake by Kieran Wilcox
- Quinn Maddox - Impaled through the chest with a pitchfork; bled out by Kieran Wilcox
- Deputy Stevens - Stabbed several times in the abdomen and back area by Kieran Wilcox
- Eli Hudson - Stabbed by Kieran Wilcox; shot several times, once by Emma Duval and thrice by Kieran Wilcox
- Prison Guard - Neck twisted in 180 degrees by Third Killer
- Kieran Wilcox - Throat slashed, stabbed in the back of neck by Third Killer
- Tommy Jenkins - Stabbed in the neck before having his head covered with a plastic bag which quickly fills up with his own blood by Jamal Elliot
- Avery Collins - Thrown over the balcony at the silent disco rave and was impaled on a spike upon landing by Jamal Elliot
- Latavious - Throat slashed off-screen by Jamal Elliot
- Shane - A deadly dose of drugs was injected into his eye; A ladder dropped on his windpipe by Beth
- Luther Thompson - Stabbed in the stomach and crushed to death with a car crusher by Jamal Elliot
- Manny - Leg broken with a tire iron and burned to death in a car by Beth
- Amir Ayoub - Stabbed and split down the middle with a bone saw by Beth
- Officer B. Westbrook - Stabbed in the back of the head and burned to death by Beth
- Jamal Elliot - Stabbed with a trash picker multiple times and tortured; blood loss by Beth
- Vince Schneider - Stabbed in the neck by Amber Freeman
- Sheriff Judy Hicks - Stabbed multiple times in the stomach by Amber Freeman
- Wes Hicks - Stabbed in the neck by Richie Kirsch
- Deputy Clay - Throat slashed off-screen by Amber Freeman, body shown
- Dwight "Dewey" Riley - Stomach and back cut open by Amber Freeman
- Liv McKenzie - Shot in the head by Amber Freeman
- Mrs. Kirsch - Killed in an unknown manner by Wayne Bailey and Ethan Landry. (death mentioned in a deleted scene, non-canon)
- Laura Crane - Stabbed multiple times in the stomach and chest by Jason Carvey.
- Greg Bruckner - Dismembered into multiple body parts by Wayne Bailey.
- Jason Carvey - Stabbed multiple times in the stomach by Wayne Bailey.
- Unnamed Male Customer - Stabbed to death by (speculated) Wayne Bailey.
- Unnamed Male Customer - Stabbed in the neck by (speculated) Wayne Bailey.
- Unnamed Male Bodega Owner - Shot in the head by (speculated) Wayne Bailey with a shotgun.
- Dr. Christopher Stone - Face bashed against metal door, stabbed in the nose by Wayne Bailey.
- Paul - Stabbed to death by Ethan Landry off-screen, body shown.
- Anika Kayoko - Gutted in the stomach and thrown off the ladder by Ethan Landry, neck broken upon hitting dumpster bin.
- Brooks - Throat slashed by Quinn Bailey.
Trivia[]
- The character is based on a real-life serial killer, Louisiana-born Daniel Harold "Danny" Rolling, also known as "The Gainesville Ripper". Rolling murdered five co-eds and three others between 1989 and 1990 and was sentenced to death for these crimes in 1994, finally being executed in 2006 by lethal injection.
- The mask is based on The Scream painting by the late Edvard Munch and ghosts that appeared in a Betty Boop cartoon.
- As previously stated, no matter who dons the mantle of Ghostface (both in-universe and in-filming), the man behind the voice box in the films and season 3 is always Roger L. Jackson, who is known for voicing Mojo Jojo, Rowdyruff Boys member Butch, and Wizeman the Wicked.
- Interestingly, the character Tatum calls the killer "Mr. Ghostface" in Scream (1996), indicating that this could have been R.J. Torbert's inspiration for the name of the mask.
- Ghostface was featured along with other horror icons in the Halloween sale promotion for Vivziepop's Hazbin Hotel.
- Given the notoriety that Ghostface has received, it has become a staple in many horror movie references and parodies, including a character simply known as "The Killer" in the 2000 comedy spoof movie Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th.
- Wes Craven had the characters in Scream mention the Ghostface costume is called "Father Death" as a red herring, alluding to Neil, Sidney's father.
- In Scream (1996), Stu was meant to mention having to pee before Sidney is attacked in the high school bathroom, but it was believed to be too strong a clue that he was the killer.
- In the original Scream 2 script, there are three killers: Nancy Loomis, Derek Feldman, and Hallie McDaniel.
- In the original Scream 3 script, Angelina Tyler is a second killer. She reveals herself to be a former classmate of Sidney's and now in a relationship with Roman.
- The protagonists to wear the Ghostface costume and use the voice changer who wasn't a murderer were Sidney Prescott and Sam Carpenter. During a brief moment in Scream and Scream VI, they do this to turn the tables on Billy and Stu (Scream) and on Wayne Bailey (Scream VI). However, Sidney and Sam were only doing it in self defense.
- The 3 victims of the copycat murders from Scream 2 are: Phil Stevens (representing Steven Orth), Maureen Evans (representing Maureen Prescott) and Casey 'Cici' Cooper (representing Casey Becker). The copycat murders of Scream 2 are a dangling plot point. Mickey and Nancy begin murdering victims based on their names matching those of the original Woodsboro murders, but stop at 3. While the investigators discover the pattern, nothing comes of this, or is mentioned in the final confrontation. This is fleshed out slightly more in earlier drafts of the script, but still not resolved. Whether the two killers planned this as a red herring or altered course as they went along remains to be seen. From a story perspective, this fits in with the two killers having very different motives.
- The murders in Scream 3 follow a similar path to Scream 2. Roman killed the cast in the order their characters died in the Stab 3 script, until veering off course and killing without a pattern, just as Mickey and Nancy started as copycat killers until Randy's murder. In both cases, characters tried deducing who would be the next victim based on the pattern right when the killer stopped using the pattern.
- The Scream 3 characters may indeed have been killed in accordance with the Stab 3 script if you allow for the exceptions of non-cast members (Christine Hamilton, Steven Stone, and John Milton). Cotton Weary was set to cameo as himself in the opening death scene and he was the first actor to die. Sarah Darling's Candy was the second to die. It's known that Ricky was written to die and since the fictionalized Gale Weathers was set to be the killer, she would have died last. Tyson Fox dies between Sarah and Jennifer Jolie, who was the last killed. It's unknown if Sidney and Dewey's characters were set to be killed, but since Tori Spelling and David Schwimmer didn't return, it's likely the producers wanted to kill the characters off, making it possible that they died in the order Tom Prinze and Angelina Tyler were murdered.
- One of the killers "Came back to life for one last scare" in each film:
- Billy Loomis (shot in the head by Sidney) - Scream (1996)
- Mickey Altieri (shot in the chest by Sidney and Gale) - Scream 2
- Roman Bridger (shot in the head by Dewey) - Scream 3
- Jill Roberts (shot in the chest by Sidney) - Scream 4
- Amber Freeman (shot in the head by Tara) - Scream (2022)
- Ethan Landry (TV thrown on his head by Kirby) - Scream VI
- It would have been possible that Nancy could have returned for one last scare, but she was shot in the head by Sidney, after she and Gale killed Mickey.
- With the exception of Scream 2 and Scream VI, in every cycle of murders there is one victim who Ghostface doesn't stab or kill with his knife:
- Tatum Riley (garage door) - Scream (1996)
- Officer Richards (metal pole) - Scream 2
- Derek Feldman (shot) - Scream 2
- Tom Prinze (blown up) - Scream 3
- Trevor Sheldon (shot) - Scream 4
- Liv McKenzie (shot) - Scream (2022)
- Roman, Quinn and Ethan are the only killers who dies in the Ghostface/Father Death costume.
- Roman Bridger was the only Ghostface who had no accomplice.
- Each of the Ghostface killers had the opportunity to kill off the 3 main characters:
- Billy nearly stabs Sidney (Gale shoots him before he does that). The scene before that, Stu and Billy were about to kill Sidney if it weren't for Gale distracting them. (Scream)
- Ghostface (Billy) also stabbed Dewey in the back but he survived. (Scream)
- Ghostface (Nancy) brutally stabs Dewey in the back thrice, but he survives once again. (Scream 2)
- Mickey reflexively shoots Gale in the stomach, but she survived. Before that, Nancy had her at gunpoint and could have killed her instantly. (Scream 2)
- Sidney intensely escapes a police car through a knocked-out Ghostface (Mickey) at the driver's seat. Nancy has Sidney on a knife-point (Cotton Weary ends up saving Sidney by shooting Nancy in the neck) (Scream 2)
- Gale falls into a basement along with Ghostface (Roman) who was knocked-out temporarily. (Scream 3)
- Ghostface (Roman) throws his knife at Dewey into his head, but the handle hits him instead and knocks him out. (Scream 3)
- Ghostface (Roman) ties Gale and Dewey together to hold them as hostage to lure Sidney when he could've just killed them. (Scream 3)
- Roman strangles Sidney to death but stops when Dewey turns down the electricity of the house, he also shot her with a gun (but she wore a bullet-proof vest) and could've shot her in the head. (Scream 3)
- Ghostface (Charlie) managed to stab Gale at a "Stab-a-Thon" in the shoulder, but he escaped, when Dewey fired his gun. In the climax, Jill also held Gale at a gun-point and was going to shoot her. (Scream 4)
- Jill threatens to blow Dewey's head off with his gun. (Scream 4)
- Jill could've stabbed Sidney even more in Kirby's house, but she was probably in a hurry as she was aware that the police were coming. (Scream 4)
- In Scream (2022), Ghostface (Amber) finally managed to kill one of the legacy characters (Dewey) by cutting up his back, stomach and chest.
- Amber firstly shot Gale in the chest with gun, and later during her fight with Gale, is close to stab her. (Scream 2022)
- Amber stabbed Sidney in the stomach and was fighting her in the kitchen. (Scream 2022)
- As Sidney wasn't in Scream VI, Gale was the only legacy character (from the beginning) to appear in sixth film. In the movie, she was stabbed multiple times in her apartment by Ghostface (Quinn) and barely survives.
- In Scream 4, it is revealed that Jill Roberts and Charlie Walker are the killers, they planned this to "remake" the franchise:
- Jenny Randall and Marnie Cooper represent Casey Becker and Steve Orth (killed first simultaneously after one receives a call from Ghostface. A deleted scene shows that they were hung and tied to a chair like Casey and Steve).
- Kate Roberts represents her sister, Maureen Prescott. Both are the mothers of the "protagonist".
- Trevor Sheldon represents Neil Prescott. Both were kidnapped, bound and gagged, and would-be framed for the murder spree.
- Jill and Charlie's plan to make their innocence in the killing spree more solid by stabbing each other, is just like Billy and Stu's plan in the first movie.
- Jill stabbing Charlie to death on purpose, is a reference to Scream 2 when Nancy betrays her accomplice Mickey.
- Mickey Altieri, Roman Bridger, Jill Roberts, Ethan Landry and Quinn Bailey are the only killers to reveal themselves while they are still in the Ghostface costume.
External Links[]
- Ghostface on the Wikipedia
- Ghostface on the Villains Wiki
- Ghostface on the Horror Wiki
- Ghostface on the Scream Wiki
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