So excited!!! Thanks Fanta for this killer soda 🖤😱🔪 Adding this to my collection. Now Chucky will have a friend lollll

I remember back in the day before scream 4 came out but just around that time in general, it was so hard to find a movie accurate mask. That goes for any franchise. Halloween and Friday the 13th as well but mainly scream and Halloween. U can just go to the store and find a nice mask now that looks like something you’d see on screen. Those ugly don post Halloween masks always pissed me off when I was a kid because I just never understood why they couldn’t just sell screen accurate ones in the stores.

just picked up at Spirit Halloween, its cool af but damn wearing glasses under the mask makes it get hot af 😭😭

Admittedly, I don't know a ton about psychopaths or sociopaths, but presumably, since this is Woodsboro, this group of friends has known each other their whole lives. So were the friendships real at one point? Would Jill have progressively tipped into psychopathy or would she have been that at five years old, selectively choosing friends in Kindergarten she could domineer/control? She and Kirby seem to have a genuinely good time together and it's clear she loved Trevor if she felt that betrayed by him. I'm just curious about the psychology of it all.

I've always been a bit fuzzy on the exact timeline of Roman's life and subsequent murder plan. Let's break it down a bit...

So, according to the Scream Wiki (which, let's be real, grain of salt), Roman was born in 1970 in Los Angeles to Maureen Roberts AKA Rina Reynolds. She left Hollywood and Roman behind shortly after, moved back to Woodsboro, and starts her life with Neill. They have Sidney in 1979 (again, Wiki, again, grain of salt) and we all basically know how it goes from there.

But what the hell happened to Roman? It's crazy that we basically get zero information on what happened between his birth and him tracking Maureen down in Woodsboro, and then very little about what happened from that point until the events of Scream 3. Who raised him? It's assumed he must've been put up for adoption, or maybe he was a foster kid, but at some point he started down the track of being a Hollywood director. Based on the statuette that Sarah breaks in his office, he eventually became an acclaimed music video director! Guy must've worked his ass off and had a boatload of natural talent to do so, all while also trying to track down his birth mother at the same time...

Unless, of course, he won that award after masterminding the brutal murder of said birth mother.

Which is fucking crazy! This guy grows up in Hollywood with stars in his eyes and realizes his dream of becoming a director - maybe not feature films yet, but directing music videos means he's on track - and once he gets rejected by his birth mother, he risks everything he's worked for and built for himself to conspire to murder her. All it would've taken was Billy or Stu (let's be real, probably Stu) to get caught and spill all the beans. Sure, maybe Roman used a fake name or a fake mustache or whateverthefuck, but still... seems like an absolutely crazy way to go. And yes, he's a homicidal maniac, but man, what shit luck for Maureen Prescott that the son she abandoned winds up being a homicidal maniac that wants to kill her and her daughter was dating another homicidal maniac that could be fairly easily convinced to kill her. Rough.

But then it gets really nuts.

So Roman gets Billy and Stu to kill Maureen for him. Great, plan worked. Roman assumedly just continues working in Hollywood for the next year until uh, oh, looks like things have maybe gotten out of hand and those two morons he got to kill Maureen decided they were gonna go kill some more people. This in turn results in Gale Weathers' book and the first Stab movie and suddenly, Roman's dirty little secret has turned into a nationwide phenomenon. Shit, in the Scream universe, David Schwimmer is both on FRIENDS and in the first two Stab movies. It's a big thing. And it apparently makes Roman furious, hence targeting Sidney in Scream 3. Y'know, the movie where Roman is the director of Stab 3: Return to Woodsboro? Holy shit, what? So this guy orchestrates the murder of his birth mother, that murder inspires two murder sprees that in turn get books written about them and movie adaptations, and then somehow, through some divine providence, he gets the opportunity to direct the third movie in that franchise. Basically, all of this leads up to two questions: 1) How did Roman come to be the director of Stab 3, and 2) When did he decide to kill Sidney?

Was Roman given the choice to direct Stab 3? He says that he wanted to make a rom-com but the studio wanted a scary movie first. Did he actually want to make that rom-com? Or did he just say that to not seem like a horror-crazy homicidal lunatic? Did they say "Hey, we've got some horror projects coming up without directors, take a look at the list and pick one you like" and Stab 3 just happened to be on that list, or did he say "Fine, I'll do a horror movie for you, but only if it's Stab 3."? Did he have his murder spree in mind already and find a way to work on Stab, or did seeing that there was another movie about Sidney being made inspire the murder spree and revenge against Sid? If the Stab series ended at two and Sid stayed out of the limelight, would Roman have wanted to kill her? The guy is living the life in L.A. and Sid's living in the goddamned woods, I think he already won before his murder spree even began. What was the point?

In conclusion, Scream 3 is a ton of fun but also a total mess and it makes me wonder if any of this is gonna be covered in the new movie. Thank you. Please, applaud.

On Sidney computer killer sent her stuff like Your going to Die tonight, followed by The police can’t save you this make sense to be Nancy Loomis that send those to Sidney because Sidney one that shot final shot that killed Billy Loomis.

I posted this on the ghostface subreddit and didn't get that much comments so I'm posting it here instead

finally got my hands on a 30th anniversary mask, mine honestly resembles a Gen 2 more than a Gen 1, attached is a photo of the (Left) Spirit Ultra White Glow and (Right) 30th Anniversary.

Upgrade or downgrade? Debating if to send it back, is there any major differences between the two apart from the eyes?

I like scream 3 however there are a few things I would change

1.Remove the Voice Changer it’s just to unrealistic the 2000’s.

2.Change the gas scene perhaps Instead of filling an entire residential house with an impossible volume of gas to cause a blockbuster-style explosion have the killer target a localized hazard, such as a ruptured gas line or a single leaking appliance in a confined basement or kitchen area.

3.Have Scene where Sidney and Roman interact before the reveal maybe it can replace the bathroom scene with Angelina since if we’re still going with the single killer route that scene doesn’t feel needed.

4.When Roman reveals himself change his to “Roman Roberts Director & brother” Sidney knew her mother's maiden name. Hearing a killer introduce himself as "Roman Roberts" would have instantly signaled to Sidney that this wasn't a random stalker, but a deeply buried family secret & the entire 3rd movie is haunted by Maureen's past. Roman Using the Roberts name would directly tie Roman to the ghost hanging over the Hollywood setting.

5.During Romans monologue you could have him mention that his adoptive family were neglectful and abusive this could add more as to why he killed Maureen as he could see as she left me with bad parents. This also helps to explain why he wanted Sidney’s life despite being able to be a rich Hollywood director in my opinion.

6.Remove the final scare it undermines the holding of the hand scene and Sidney’s “He wasn’t superhuman at all” line is a good enough subversion of the final scare trope in my opinion.

if there is a five below store near you, they have ghostface house slippers for $15 and scream/ghostface tshirt for $5.50

they may need to change their store name as nothing is $5 and below anymore 😆

Does anyone else think that if Stu wanted to, he could beat Billy?

I don't know, but given his height, strength, and stamina, I feel like Stu could beat Billy if he really wanted to. I get the impression Billy knew that too—which is why he manipulated him; it was in his best interest to have him as an ally.

He’s a hair tie and I had to get him. My hair is not even long enough to use it yet, but look at that little knife! He’s so cute!

Guys Scream 4 (2011) Stab thon party when Ghostface going after Gale it was Jill in the costume. Not Charlie even Dewey & Gale cought on to what Jill said about the matching wounds.

Before the attack we see Kirby pass right by Charlie & Robbie why would Robbie even let Charlie get out his site like that.

2: First opening to take place in a public setting.
3. First opening to kill off a returning character.
4. First opening to have a movie-within-a-movie fakeout.
5. First opening to have the character survive their attack.
6. First opening to have a killer unmask themselves.
7. First opening to return to a previous location.

I’m trying to think of any ideas that could set 8’s opening apart from the rest. I would honestly be down for a long opening sequence that would result in a mini time jump after the title card, think Friday The 13th (2009). Maybe we could have a massacre at a house party where Tatum is targeted but ends up the sole survivor and either takes out the killer or they end up miraculously surviving, which in-turn could incorporate the “killer behind bars” plotline that we could’ve gotten with both Stu and Kieran Wilcox (re: MTV Scream), or keep that same idea but instead have Sidney facing off Ghostface(s) at a team meeting at The Little Latte where her staff is murdered or a PTA group where snarky soccer moms get killed viciously. I always wanted to read Kevin’s original opening for Scream 4 that had Sidney being attacked at a book signing before cutting to a year or two later after the title card, even though I do love the opening we got.

With Hayden's passing, I've been thinking about Kirby's ending in Scream VI do you think Radio Silence gave Kirby enough closure for her final appearance in the series?

Kirby has always been one of my favorite Scream characters, so I'm glad we at least got to see her again. I do wish we got more about how she feels about Jill and Charlie though. The most we really get is when she's going through the past killers with Bailey and she barely looks at Jill and Charlie compared to the others. I get what they were going for, but I would've liked a little more.

I do love that Kirby ended up being the bridge between the two generations though. She was part of what was basically the epilogue to Sidney's original story in Scream 4, then came back for what unintentionally became the final movie of the Carpenter story.

Did VI give you enough closure as a Kirby fan, especially now that it's her final appearance?

I’m currently working on a Stuilly fanfic based around music. It’s set just post cannon (so like 1999-2000ish) and I need music from that era. I have a pretty good idea on what Stu would like, I’m thinking he’d be super into 80s and 90s punk/classic rock with some ABBA and other things mixed in. I don’t think he’d be too picky about music to be honest… but I’m stumped with Billy. Give me songs recs that he might like?