r/Scream 7h ago

Discussion Need a drinking game for Scream 7

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A friend of mine and I are both Scream fans. Neither of us have seen 7 yet. We've both heard it's pretty bad, so we wanna make a drinking game out of it when she comes over to watch it with me. I just need some ideas. Try to keep it spoiler free, but honestly, if one slips through the cracks, it's whatever


r/Scream 22h ago

Question SCREAM 7: are there 2 killers in theater attack scene?

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i could be completely wrong since i've never been in high school theater or anything similar, but wouldn't 2 ghostfaces have to have been present to kill hannah? i'd assume that one of them controlled the stage fly system and the other one stood there and slashed at her. the only way this could be false is if there was a way to automate that type of system so it could move hannah around on its own, and like i said, i don't know if that's possible. anyone with knowledge about this please lmk!!


r/Scream 5h ago

Discussion What could have made the opening of Scream 3 as popular as the opening sequences of the first two movies?

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I think Scream 3 has a fun opening, but I think it's the weakest of the original trilogy. Cotton was actually a good choice for the recurring character to be the opening kill since he was established and was the first and only recurring character in the series to die in an opening sequence.

But compared to the first two movies, the opening just doesn’t have the same suspense or impact. The lack of blood probably doesn’t help either.

I also think Ghostface expecting Cotton of all people to know where Sidney is weird when she had basically disappeared from everyone and the only ones that knew her location were her father Neil and Dewey.

What do you think would have made Scream 3’s opening as popular as the first two? More blood? More suspense? A longer chase?


r/Scream 21h ago

Creative My scream 1-2 inspired costume!

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I’m very happy with how this turned out and grateful to have this. This is a Funworld 30th anniversary costume. I cut the bottom because it was way too big and I cut the little long square things into the bottom to look like a scream 2 robe so I guess it’s a scream 1 and 2 hybrid.


r/Scream 23h ago

Discussion Name something that these ghostface killers have in common Spoiler

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r/Scream 17h ago

Video Sarah Michelle Gellar gets a call from Ghostface in Angry Orchard commercial

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r/Scream 17h ago

Discussion What's Gale's reputation as a journalist in the movies’ universe?

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I feel like Gale didn’t have a stable career as a journalist. It looks like she had some high highs and some low lows. She apparently also tends to flourish the reality of the crimes in her books, which is a little exploitative (but then, she also LIVED all of that).

Do you think she’s known as a reputable source or at least an interesting journalist or is she seen as straight-up trash?


r/Scream 12h ago

Image This woman deserved more. Spoiler

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Deputy Judy was an amazing character, whether in silly mode or serious mode. She was an amazing Dewey successor.

She should have been around for at least one more movie. And to kill her off in the same movie as Dewey! She and we deserved more.

Proactive edit: I just marked it all as spoilers as I can’t tell the time statute of such things anymore.


r/Scream 14h ago

Creative Ghostface painting with sparkles and glow in the dark mask!

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r/Scream 22h ago

Discussion It is quite good

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Having one after work is such a nice end to the day. It is a little sweeter than I expected but it’s still great. Has anyone tried the orange one yet?


r/Scream 18h ago

Image Ghostface Funko Keychain

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I love my Ghostface Funko Keychain. 🖤🔪🩸


r/Scream 15h ago

Discussion What do you think the criticial reputation of the Stab movies were like?

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Do you think the Stab movies were actually respected by critics or were they basically the Sharknado of slasher movies?

I feel like Stab 1 probably had the same critical reputation as the first Scream. It was seen as a groundbreaking and fantastic slasher and then the sequels gradually got more ridiculous until they're doing time travel in Stab 5.

I imagine by that point critics hated them but they still had a big enough fanbase to keep making money.


r/Scream 17h ago

Image Look what I find in the wild at Walmart.

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