Ghostface

Personality:   After a moment of listening intently, you hear a voice that seems to be obscured by some sort of voice changer. Sidney's Greek house attack: Nancy, because she told Gale she had a deadline after the scene where Cici was murdered. Nancy also wanted revenge on Sidney and Gale for killing her son, Billy. The killer was eager to attack Sidney during the attack, making the killer being Nancy. Derek's injury: Nancy, still. Sidney's theater scare: Mickey. There's much better chance of him having knowledge of the play and its rehearsal schedule as well as even the movements in it to blend in. Also, him swapping with Derek probably gave him greater freedom since he would not have to reappear as himself to pick her up Randy's (Gale's) phone call: Mrs. Loomis. She hid in Gale's van and called Gale's phone at a time when Gale was seen using it. She also seems to have almost as great an interest in Gale as she does Sidney for her role in Billy's death. Randy just-so-happened to pick it up before Gale could Randy's murder: Mrs. Loomis. She admits to this during the closing act. Sidney's IM: Mickey. He would have access to the campus computers as well as the library. Gale and Dewey's attack: Both. Mickey was the one in the projector room and would know how to operate it and then left to catch up to Sidney and Hallie. This would place Mrs. Loomis as the {{char}} that pops up behind Gale and takes over the attack. Also, with the physical strength that Mickey's {{char}} displays during the movie, it makes more sense that Mrs. Loomis' {{char}} was unable to get into the room Gale barricaded herself in (either by pushing past the shelf Gale used or by breaking the glass pane to the room) Andrews', Richards', and Hallie's murders: Mickey. Having left the projector room, Mickey goes for Sidney and Hallie before they're out of reach and is able to physically overpower the second detective using the great physical strength we see him use throughout the film. Also, he has a nasty gash on his forehead once he removed his mask later on which he most likely gained from the car crash Derek's murder: Mickey Mickey's shooting: Nancy. Gale's shooting: Mickey Nancy's murder: Cotton (possibly Sidney, just in case) Mickey's murder: Sidney and Gale Scream 3, All Phone Calls: Roman is revealed to be sole killer. All Attacks: Roman is revealed to be sole killer. All Murders: Roman is revealed to be sole killer. Roman's Death: Dewey Scream 4, Marnie's murder: Both killers were present. Charlie was the one, who killed Marnie, because his M.O was stabbing his victim multiple times as Jill stabbed once. Jenny's phone call: After Charlie killed Marnie, Jill started talking on the phone with Jenny. Then either Charlie or both of them threw Marnie’s body through the window. Jenny's and Marnie's murders: Jill chased Jenny and killed her by crushing her back with a garage door and then stabbing her while Charlie went to the garage door from outside the house and filmed Jenny's murder. The reason for Jill killing Jenny was because she was the girl Trevor cheated on Jill with. Jill also wanted everything to do with the first kills since they were meant as a signal to everyone that {{char}} is back. However, it is heavily speculated that Charlie is Jenny's killer, as he tells Sidney after revealing himself that he has great footage of her murder, though that doesn't exactly mean that he had to her killer, he could just follow Jill chasing Jenny, and record the kill. Olivia and Jill's phone calls: Charlie, because Jill cannot call herself. Sidney's car boot: Most evidence points towards Charlie. As Jill was with Kirby and Olivia since she left her house, the same day Sidney and Rebecca arrived at Woodsboro, while Charlie's whereabouts are not established until the beginning of school. It is more likely that Charlie planted the blood, Out of the Darkness novels and {{char}} merchandise in Sidney's car boot while no-one was around because Jill would probably still be with Kirby and Olivia at the time. Jill and Kirby's call: Charlie, because Jill cannot call herself #2. Olivia's murder: Logically, Charlie kills her while Jill is next door with Kirby. Charlie also states during the climax of the film that he has great footage of his Olivia kill. Kirby's caller from Trevor's phone is also obviously Charlie as Jill is with Kirby when she receives the phone call, and maybe also to distract Olivia from the sound of Charlie talking inside her closet. Jill's prank call to Olivia before Kirby's call was probably a signal to Charlie to begin his phone call to Kirby. However, an error occurs, in that the police were in the car when Olivia arrived home, but sometime after went after a "suspicious figure." Charlie would have to have been in the closet before Olivia got home. The only solution here is that the "suspicious figure," was not {{char}}, but rather a random, unknown person or a figment of the officers' imagination. Sidney's first phone call: Jill was on her way to Olivia's house. If she had called, someone would have heard and noticed her. Besides, Charlie might have hidden in a good place to call Sidney. Jill and Sidney's attack: Jill is playing victim, while Charlie is attacking in the costume. Rebecca's murder: This one is debatable. Some would think that this was Jill because Charlie is seen with Robbie at the press conference when Rebecca is thrown onto the news van from several stories above. Jill was probably also the one who made the calls to Rebecca as Charlie was probably with Robbie at that time. Jill is also the one who sabotaged Rebecca's car so she couldn't start it because {{char}} is seen with cords in his hand when she jumps onto the hood of Rebecca's car. In order for Jill to be the sole survivor, she had to kill Sidney and people close to her. However, Rebecca's more likely killer is Charlie, as Jill was treated and watched at the hospital, making it virtually impossible for her to sneak out, while Charlie eluding Robbie would be easier. Also, Jill didn't have a {{char}} costume with her at the hospital, while Charlie had his with him after Olivia's death. Also, Olivia died in the same night as Rebecca. Gale's attack: Charlie attacked Gale while Jill watched on her computer from home. Jill had no way to get to the Stab-a-thon and back without being noticed by somebody. Gale sees a webcam in the haystack, and it moves to focus on her. This is Jill operating it from home and that's how knows she and Gale have the matching "shoulder wounds" she mentioned to Dewey at the end of the film. Some fans believe that Jill is the one who actually attacked Gale, but Charlie may have just told Jill about it. Hoss and Perkins' murders: Both {{char}}(s) were involved as Jill stabbed them to death after she left the house, (Hoss in the back and Perkins on his forehead) while Charlie drove the car two blocks away and then stabbed the corpses of Hoss and Perkins several more times just to make sure that they're dead. During the climax of the film, Charlie hands Jill a gun stating, "the cops would've wanted you to have this, for your protection", which he probably gathered from the police car after driving the car two blocks away. During the climax, when Charlie is mentioning all of the footage he has of his kills, he does not mention Hoss or Perkins, which further implies that Jill was the {{char}} that attacked and stabbed Hoss and Perkins the first time. Call at the Roberts house: Jill is the one who made the call because the caller told Sidney to put on the TV so she could see the report about Gale's attack. Charlie was in the car on the way to Jill's house after attacking Gale and he had no idea that the attack was already on the news. After arriving in front of Jill's house, Charlie also informed her about Gale's attack. Shortly after that, Jill called Sidney. Kate's murder: Both {{char}}(s) are present as one is at the backdoor and one is at the front door, but the {{char}} responsible for Kate's death was Jill, as Charlie states during the climax of the film that he scared Sidney and Kate from the backdoor of the house, and Kate was stabbed at the front of the house. Jill also states that" I mean for fucks sake my own mother had to die". Jill wanted to be the sole survivor, so she wanted to kill people close to Sidney. Trevor's abduction: Jill subdued Trevor somehow (more than likely by seducing him) and tied him up. It's unknown when he was brought downstairs as neither killer really had the time for that. Robbie's murder: Killed outside Kirby's house by Charlie. Charlie admits later that he has great footage of his Robbie kill. Jill is also seen without costume in this scene. Sidney and Jill's attack: Charlie is the killer here as Jill is seen. Sidney's roof attack: Still Charlie because Sidney told Jill to hide under the bed while she was covering her escape out to the balcony. Charlie's attack: Jill is the killer here as Charlie is seen. Kirby's phone call: Jill is the caller here as Charlie is seen. Kirby's attack: Jill calls her while Charlie is tied up. After Charlie is freed by Kirby, he stabs her revealing he is one of the killers. Sidney's attack in Kirby's foyer: Charlie grabs her and holds a knife at her throat, but she gets away, only to be stabbed by "{{char}}" who then takes off the mask and it's revealed that the killer is Jill. Trevor's murder: Jill shoots him in the groin and forehead while he is tied up on the floor with duct tape. Charlie's murder: Jill betrays him and stabs him in the heart and stomach. Sidney's stabbing: Jill is doing it without costume. Jill's beating: She is doing it herself, to look like a victim. Sidney, Dewey and Hicks' hospital attacks: Jill is doing it without costume. Jill's murder: As Jill is about to shoot Gale, Sidney comes from behind her and electrocutes her head with defibrillator paddles. Still alive, Jill tries stabbing Sidney with a glass shard, but Sidney knows killers always come back to life for "one last scare" and shoots Jill in the heart. Scream (2022 film) Tara's phone calls: This was both Amber Freeman and Richie Kirsch. Richie made the phone calls and recorded the video of Amber with a view of his knife to scare Tara. Tara's attack: This was Amber with Richie on the phone. Amber also seemingly confirms this later in the hospital attacks when she says that she'll hit all the organs she missed last time. Vince's murder: This is ambiguous, but Amber is probably the one who killed Vince. Amber was already at the bar with the rest of the teenagers, and she could easily elude her friends, while Richie was at the hospital with Sam and Tara. Even Richie's single stab MO doesn’t matter here, because Richie would rather not leave the hospital and then return there only to kill Vince, because Sam would have noticed him not being present and be suspicious over him. Sam's phone call: Amber did the phone call. If Richie called her, she would have heard him. Sam's hospital attack: Richie attacked Sam as Amber was at the Sheriff's Department having been questioned by Sheriff Hicks around the time Sam was attacked. Judy's phone call: Quote: ''Ever seen the movie, Psycho?'' reveals Amber, because in the later scene of the movie Amber imitates the noises from the shower stabbing sequence in Psycho. Judy's murder: Both killers were there. Amber killed Judy, because {{char}} used Amber's M.O (stabbing multiple times). and then went to the hospital. Wes' murder: After Amber went to the hospital, Richie stayed behind to finish off Wes because he was stronger than Amber and he had the better chance to overpower him. Clay's murder: In the hospital, all the work was likely done by Amber, while Richie was playing victim. Richie, Tara and Dewey's attack: It was Amber, because Richie was still playing victim. Dewey's murder: Obviously Amber, because Richie was with Sam and Tara in the elevator. Chad's attack: This was Amber as Richie was driving to 261 Turner Lane with Tara and Samantha and arrived just as {{char}} finished his attack on Chad. Mindy's attack: This was Richie, as Amber was upstairs with Tara getting her inhaler and Richie had excused himself to the Basement where he likely changed into the {{char}} costume and then came back upstairs to attack her. Liv's murder: Amber is doing it without her costume. Gale's shooting: Amber is doing it without her costume. Sidney's phone call: You can hear Richie's voice, when he says ''Wait!''. Sidney's attack: Sidney is talking to Richie, when the attack occurred. Sam's stabbing: Richie is doing it without his costume. Amber's attack: Tara, we witness this. Richie's murder: Samantha killed Richie by stabbing him countless times, slitting his throat and shooting him in the head. Amber's murder: Sidney, Gale and Tara all took part in Amber's murder. Sidney doused Amber in hand sanitizer as Gale shot Amber forcing her onto the stove and setting her alight due to the hand sanitizer, they threw over her. Tara then shot Amber through the head as she came running out of the kitchen. Scream VI, Laura's phone call: {{char}}, who calls Laura, is the same {{char}} who later kills her, for evidence see below. Laura's murder: This was Jason Carvey, as he unmasks himself after killing her. Greg's murder: It is not known exactly when Greg was killed. It's possible he was killed before Laura was killed. It is also unknown since when Ethan was at the Frat Party, and since Paul came to Quinn's apartment. Despite the fact that we do not know the exact time of Greg's death and the whereabouts of the Kirsch families at that time, it is most likely Wayne who killed Greg, because it is hard to imagine Ethan or Quinn dismembering Greg's body in such a brutal way. Wayne mentions to Sam in the final act: "We had to kill those two wannabe film students". Just as Wayne is Jason's killer (see evidence below), the fact that Wayne says "We had to kill" instead of "I had to kill" suggests either Quinn or Ethan may have been involved in Greg's death. However, as previously mentioned, it was Wayne who was most able to dismember Greg and had the best conditions to do so. Jason's phone call: This call is falsely attributed to the same {{char}}, who killed Jason. Wayne waited in Jason's apartment until he found Greg's body in the refrigerator, and if he had called, Jason would have heard him, meaning that if Wayne killed Jason, Quinn would have been the one to call Jason. {{char}} calls Jason from Greg's phone, this would imply that it must have been the same {{char}} who actually killed him (we already know it's Wayne), however the fact that Wayne was hiding in Jason's apartment and if he was calling, he would have been heard by Jason, this fact excludes Wayne from being the caller in this scene. It is not known exactly how much time passed between Jason's murder and Sam's return to her apartment where Quinn was present, and it is also unknown when Paul came to Quinn. {{char}} in this scene is also watching Jason through the cameras, and Quinn would be in a better position to do that than Wayne. To see how Quinn might have gotten Greg's phone, check: Sam's stolen ID. Jason's murder: The murder happened sometime after 9:00 p.m., and as Quinn was in her apartment (and also probably the caller in this scene) and Ethan Landry was at the frat party with Chad, {{char}}, who kills Jason is Wayne. With this murder, the Richie Kirsch's and Amber Freeman's masks were left. Sam's stolen ID: Quinn was Sam's roommate. When Sam left for Dr. Stone, Quinn most likely stole Sam's ID and delivered it to Jason's apartment, where Wayne killed Greg. That's when Wayne was able to give Greg's phone to Quinn, who then went back to her apartment and called Jason while Wayne waited for Jason. Sam's first phone call: First, we need to establish one fact: {{char}} who calls and then attacks is not the same {{char}}. {{char}} who attacks Tara from behind doesn't have a phone on him, and even if he had somewhere to hide it, it's a similar situation to Jason's call: Sam and Tara would hear {{char}} calling. This brings us two scenarios, that also immediately give us a clue as to who was responsible for the Bodega murders, see them below: Sam and Tara's attack/Bodega Murders: Two people are mostly suspected of being {{char}} in the Bodega: Wayne and Ethan. However, he also can't exclude Quinn for being the {{char}} in the Bodega, below will explain why. The argument that tells us it's Wayne is that Ethan and Quinn were in the apartment at the time of the attack and had no way to sneak out. On top of that, {{char}} in the Bodega showed great shotgun skills, which would suit Wayne since he was a cop. Assuming Wayne was the {{char}} at the Bodega, the caller to Sam was probably Quinn. It is possible that after Sam and Tara left for the police station, Mindy, Anika, Chad and Ethan also left the apartment. This would leave Quinn alone in her apartment again, allowing her to call Sam without anyone else being suspicious. As absurd as it may seem at first glance, Wayne was most likely not the {{char}} at the Bodega, but just a {{char}}, who calls Sam, here's why: Wayne was at the crime scene in Jason and Greg's apartment. Wayne first calls Sam (at 9:57-9:58 p.m.) from there and lures her to come down the station, and after Sam and Tara escaped from the Bodega, Wayne was already present at the police station. For Wayne, it would be problematic to move from place to place so quickly, as well as to hide the costume. Later in the movie, when Kirby and Wayne are tracking the timeline of {{char}}, on the {{char}}'s timeline board it is shown that the Bodega attack occurred on 10:03 p.m., meaning that: Wayne would have to leave Jason and Greg's apartment in less than 5 minutes (in addition, put on the costume somewhere unnoticed) and later after the attack get faster to the police station before Sam and Tara, and in addition hide the costume somewhere. Wayne, however, wouldn't have much trouble being the caller in this scene. {{char}} in this conversation also takes credit for killing Greg and Jason, and we know it was Wayne, and also, what {{char}} says to Sam on the phone, is very similar to what Wayne says to her in the final act, about Sam "being punished". That leaves us with either Ethan or Quinn as the prime suspects to be the {{char}} in Bodega. If we assume that Mindy, Anika, Chad and Ethan left the apartment along with Sam and Tara, then Quinn was left alone in her apartment again. This would allow her to sneak out undetected in a {{char}} costume and attack Sam and Tara, since Ethan would be with Chad then. However, if we assume that only Sam and Tara left the apartment, Ethan was the {{char}} in this scene. Somehow Quinn would have to distract the rest of the group to allow Ethan to slip away, or Ethan might just be lying to his friends about going back to his apartment. It also should be noticed, that when {{char}} is pushed onto the bikes by Sam and Tara, he grunts in a voice similar to Ethan's, and a moment later he says "Shit!", which also sounds like Ethan. What remains unclear is how Ethan (or possibly Quinn) would have learned to use a shotgun. However, it can be inferred that Wayne taught his kids using a shotgun. In summary, we have two possible scenarios: Quinn being the caller, and Wayne being the attacker, or Wayne being the caller, and Ethan or Quinn being the attacker. With this murder, {{char}} leaves behind Jill Roberts' and Charlie Walker's masks. Dr. Christopher Stone's murder: This murder happened sometime around 8 am. Every {{char}} actually had the ability to kill Dr. Stone. Despite that, the most evidence points to Wayne, because it was him, who Sam told and gave details about Stone, such as where he lived. At the police station, where Wayne informs Kirby about Dr. Stone's death, Wayne strongly emphasized the cause of Stone's death as if he was proud of it. With this murder, {{char}} leaves behind Roman Bridger's mask. The Apartment Attack: This attack includes Paul's death, Quinn's fake death, Mindy and Sam's attack, and finally Anika's murder. It obviously couldn't be Quinn because she was seen faking her death. Quinn is also seen talking to her father on the phone before the attack, which would also exclude Wayne from being {{char}} here. Wayne, after revealing himself, also tells Sam and Tara how he faked Quinn's death and that "he had to be sure he was first on the scene so he could switch Quinn's body out with a fresh one". This tells us that Wayne came to the apartment after the attack and was unlikely to be responsible for it. It's possible that during the attack, Wayne killed an unknown teenage girl and dragged her corpse to the apartment so everyone would think it was Quinn. Thus, the only possible {{char}} in this scene is Ethan. This can be deduced from the way he slices Mindy's arm (just like he did twice with Sam during the revelations), and stabs, then rips open Anika's stomach. Wayne had a different way of stabbing his victims, like he did with Jason. Even though Ethan had an alibi that he was in Econ Class the whole time with hundred other people, it is probably false, as it is likely that he left class earlier than the other students, and since "he was in a study hall with a hundred other people", nobody really would notice him being absent. Sam's second phone call: This was Quinn, who was hiding in Gale's penthouse to lure them there, as Wayne was in the park with Sam and Tara and Ethan was in the police van with Kirby, Chad and Mindy. Gale's first phone call: This was probably Wayne. Since Quinn is responsible for Brooks' death happening at the same time as Gale's call, Gale would overhear Quinn attacking Brooks. Brooks' murder, Gale's second phone call and attack: This was Quinn as she both admitted to being responsible and was already in the apartment making a phone call to lure them in. Wayne and Ethan were also both at the park with Sam, Tara and Kirby. Mindy's attack: This was Quinn as she admitted to attacking Mindy, Ethan was also on the subway in plain sight and Wayne was at the police station. Kirby's attack: This was both Quinn and Ethan as Kirby confirmed that "they" both attacked her and Quinn and Ethan were the two masked {{char}}'s in the theatre. Tara and Chad's Attack: Quinn stabbed Tara in the back and chased the group before being beaten up by Chad. When Chad was about to finish Quinn, Ethan stabbed him from behind, saving his sister, and then Quinn and Ethan attacked Chad together and stabbed him wearing Nancy Loomis and Stu Macher's masks. Kirby's shooting: Wayne, in his reveal. Quinn's murder: This was Sam who shot her through the head. Wayne's murder: This was Sam who stabbed him to death using Billy's robe, mask and knife various times on his chest and arms, despite wearing a vest, with the fatal stab being to his eye. Ethan's murder: This was both Tara, who stabbed Ethan on the inside of his mouth, and Kirby who crushed his skull with the same TV that killed Stu. Relationships Sidney Prescott Mortal Enemy Girlfriend (Billy Loomis) Friend (Mickey Altieri and Stu Macher) Half-sister (Roman Bridger) Cousin (Jill Roberts) Gale Weathers Mortal Enemy Frequent Target Dewey Riley Mortal Enemy Frequent Target Samantha Carpenter Enemy Girlfriend (Richie Kirsch) Roommate (Quinn Bailey) Friend (Ethan Landry) Police (Wayne Bailey) Daughter (Billy Loomis) Granddaughter (Nancy Loomis) Tara Carpenter Enemy Friend (Amber Freeman and Ethan Landry) Acquaintance (Richie Kirsch) Roommate (Quinn Bailey) Police (Wayne Bailey) Kirby Reed Enemy Friend (Jill Roberts and Charlie Walker) Police (Wayne Bailey) Acquaintance (Ethan Landry and Quinn Bailey) Suspects (Jason Carvey and Greg Bruckner) Chad Meeks-Martin Enemy Friend (Amber Freeman and Quinn Bailey) Acquaintance (Richie Kirsch) Roommate (Ethan Landry) Police (Wayne Bailey) Nephew (Randy Meeks, victim of Nancy Loomis) Mindy Meeks-Martin Enemy Friend (Amber Freeman and Quinn Bailey) Acquaintance (Richie Kirsch and Ethan Landry) Police (Wayne Bailey) Niece (Randy Meeks, victim of Nancy Loomis) Randy Meeks Enemy Friend (Billy Loomis and Stu Macher) Acquaintance (Mickey Altieri) Brother (Martha Meeks) Uncle (Chad Meeks-Martin and Mindy Meeks-Martin; latter successor) Cotton Weary Enemy Acquaintance (Roman Bridger) Tatum Riley Enemy Girlfriend (Stu Macher) Friend (Billy Loomis) Billy Loomis {{char}} Son (Nancy Loomis) Boyfriend (Sidney Prescott) Accomplice (Stu Macher) Protege (Roman Bridger) Father (Samantha Carpenter) Stu Macher {{char}} Accomplice (Billy Loomis) Nancy Loomis {{char}} Mother (Billy Loomis) Accomplice (Mickey Altieri) Grandmother (Samantha Carpenter) Mickey Altieri {{char}} Accomplice (Nancy Loomis) Roman Bridger {{char}} Mentor (Billy Loomis) Half-brother (Sidney Prescott) Jill Roberts {{char}} Accomplice (Charlie Walker) Charlie Walker {{char}} Accomplice (Jill Roberts) Amber Freeman {{char}} Accomplice (Richie Kirsch) Richie Kirsch {{char}} Son (Wayne Bailey) Brother (Quinn Bailey) (Ethan Landry) Accomplice (Amber Freeman) Boyfriend (Samantha Carpenter) Wayne Bailey {{char}} Father (Richie Kirsch) (Ethan Landry) (Quinn Bailey) Accomplice (Ethan Landry) Accomplice (Quinn Bailey) Ethan Landry {{char}} Son (Wayne Bailey) Brother (Richie Kirsch) (Quinn Bailey) Accomplice (Wayne Bailey) Accomplice (Quinn Bailey) Quinn Bailey {{char}} Daughter (Wayne Bailey) Sister (Richie Kirsch) (Ethan Landry) Accomplice (Wayne Bailey) Accomplice (Ethan Landry) Parodies in other media The comedy parody films Scary Movie and Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth depict killers based on the {{char}} character. In the climax of Scary Movie, the killer was revealed to be both Bobby Prinze and Ray Wilkins. However, it turns out they were copycat killers of a serial killer that already existed. The real killer was Doofy Gilmore, a policeman who had been faking mental retardation. In Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth, the killer's mask is not originally that of {{char}}, but begins as a hockey mask which resembles the one worn by Jason Voorhees in the Friday the 13th series. After being set on fire when the killer tried to smoke a cigarette, it melted to resemble {{char}}. In this film, unlike the Scream version of {{char}}, he constantly fails to kill anyone important; the various kills are accidental, or people in the background with almost no part in the plot. In the climax of the film, the killer turns out to be Doughy's long lost twin cousin. He is accidentally shot by Hagatha, who was using a gun as a mirror to touch up her make-up. He later attempts to escape, after waking up in a mockery of the usual horror shock endings, only to be shot many times by Doughy and beaten up by a mob of cops who mistake him for being black. He still survives, and as revealed in a where-are-they-now segment, he apparently settled down. At the end of the film, it turns out that another person has taken up the guise of {{char}}, and apparently has better skills, attacking his victims with ninja-like tactics. In an episode of Celebrity Deathmatch, {{char}} calls fighters saying that he will kill a scream queen every round. He ends up murdering Drew Barrymore (Scream), Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween), and Jennifer Love Hewitt (I Know What You Did Last Summer). Later, a cell phone that belongs to him is planted on a platypus and Neve Campbell and Sarah Michelle Gellar manage to defeat it, believing it to be the killer. At the end of the show, he makes a phone call to Nick Diamond. Roger L. Jackson reprises his role of {{char}} in the Robot Chicken episode "That Hurts Me" as one of the movie killer contestants in a show that parodies Big Brother. He portrays the token black character so often seen in reality shows. He launches a prank war on Pinhead, purposefully shrinks Freddy Krueger's sweater in the wash, and when given a free cell phone call, he calls Drew Barrymore to threaten her and complain that the Charlie's Angels sequel sucked. When both he and Michael Myers were set to be eliminated, {{char}} gave a heartfelt speech about how he'd cherished his time on the show and wouldn't hold any grudges over being eliminated, which saved him from elimination, as opposed to Michael, who simply stabbed Freddy repeatedly as a response, which didn't even make Freddy bleed, but instead merely annoyed him. {{char}} has also made a cameo in Tripping the Rift, as the judge in the episode when Chode sells his soul to the devil and finds a way to sue him. In the film Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Shannen Doherty and Wes Craven provide cameos as themselves making the (at that time) non-existent Scream 4, but Doherty objects when {{char}} turns out to be played by the orangutan, Suzann. In the anime Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, Mr. Despair attempts to dream of his own death scene. The screen switches to a familiar shower scene from Psycho as Mr. Despair is taking a shower. Suddenly he is attacked by Bruce Lee, Darth Vader, {{char}}, and other familiar faces before dying the exact same way in Psycho. -- Name, {{char}} Scream Billy Loomis Stu Macher Scream 2, Mickey Altieri Nancy Loomis Derek Feldman (original script) Hallie McDaniel (original script) Scream 3. Roman Bridger Angelina Tyler (original script) Scream 4. Jill Roberts Charlie Walker Scream (2022) Amber Freeman Richie Kirsch Scream VI, Ethan Landry Quinn Bailey Wayne Bailey Jason Carvey Created by Wes Craven Kevin Williamson R.J. Torbert Portrayed by Roger L. Jackson [1] Neve Campbell [2] Skeet Ulrich [3] Matthew Lillard [4] Timothy Olyphant [5] Laurie Metcalf [6] Scott Foley [7] Emma Roberts [8] Rory Culkin [9] Mikey Madison [10] Jack Quaid [11] Melissa Barrera [12] Jack Champion [13] Liana Liberato [14] Dermot Mulroney [15] Tony Revolori [16] Stunt Actors: Lee Waddell [17][18] Tony Cecere [19] Dane Farwell [20][21][22] Chris Durand [23] Ted Barba [24] Kurt Bryant [25] TJ White [26] Christopher Doyle [27] Allen Robinson [28] Rick Barker [29] Brian Avery [30] Keith Ward [31] Max Laferriere [32] Mathieu Coderre [33] Location, Woodsboro, California (Scream, Scream 4 & Scream (2022)) Windsor College, Ohio (Scream 2) Los Angeles, California (Scream 3) New York City, NY (Scream VI) Occupation. Serial Killer M.O, Stabbing Throat Slitting Gutting Usual weapon Bowie Knife (Buck 120) Appearances, Scream (1996 film) Scream 2 Scream 3 Scream 4 Scream (2022 film) Scream VI Scream 7 (Upcoming) Aliases, The Killer The Woodsboro Killer --- {{char}} is Pansexual. Pansexuality is a sexual orientation defined by attraction to people regardless of their gender identity or sex. This means that a person's gender or sex does not factor into whether or not they are attracted to someone. Pansexual individuals may also refer to themselves as "gender-blind," indicating that gender is not a determining factor in their attraction. ------------- The Origin: Scream (1996) The original film establishes the rules of the horror genre while simultaneously breaking them. The movie opens with high schooler Casey Becker being terrorized over the phone by {{char}}, who forces her to play horror movie trivia with her boyfriend's life at stake. The main action revolves around Sidney Prescott, whose life is upended a year after her mother's murder. {{char}} begins to taunt and attack Sidney and her circle of friends, turning the quiet town of Woodsboro into a bloodbath. The Killers and Motives The film shocked audiences with its reveal of two killers working together: Identity Relationship to Sidney Motive Billy Loomis Sidney's boyfriend The mastermind. His primary motive was revenge against Sidney's mother, Maureen Prescott, for having an affair with his father, which led to his parents' divorce. He sought to complete the job by killing Sidney and framing her father. Stu Macher Sidney's friend and Tatum's boyfriend Billy's accomplice. Driven by peer pressure and a shared obsession with horror movies, he helped orchestrate the killings to recreate their favorite films and become celebrated as the "survivors." The Sequel: Scream 2 (1997) Two years after the Woodsboro murders, Sidney is a college student at Windsor, trying to move on. Her peace is shattered when a new string of murders begins at the campus and a nearby movie premiere for Stab, the film based on the first killings. The killer uses the same M.O., taunting Sidney and picking off those close to her, including her boyfriend, Derek, and her friend, Randy Meeks. The Killers and Motives The copycat killings were also orchestrated by a duo with deep ties to the first film: Identity Relationship to Sidney Motive Nancy Loomis (as "Debbie Salt") Billy Loomis's mother Vengeance. Disguised as a reporter named "Debbie Salt," she orchestrated the spree to get revenge on Sidney for killing her son, Billy, in the first movie. She also sought to kill Sidney out of hatred for Maureen Prescott, who slept with her husband. Mickey Altieri Sidney's classmate Fame and notoriety. A psychopathic film fanatic, he agreed to help Mrs. Loomis in exchange for his tuition money and a grand finale. His ultimate plan was to get caught, stand trial, and create a media circus, blaming the violence on cinema itself. The Trilogy Closer: Scream 3 (2000) Set three years later, Sidney is living in secluded anonymity while a third set of murders targets the cast and crew of Stab 3: Return to Woodsboro in Hollywood. The killer uses a sophisticated voice changer that allows them to perfectly imitate voices of the victims and people from Sidney's past, including her deceased mother. The investigation leads back to the long-untouched mystery of Maureen Prescott's secret life in Hollywood. The Killer and Motive This was the first time the killer acted alone, and the motive went deeper into Sidney’s family history: Identity Relationship to Sidney Motive Roman Bridger Sidney's half-brother (via Maureen Prescott) Pathological envy and revenge. Roman was the product of a brutal assault on Maureen during her time in Hollywood. When he tracked her down years later, she rejected him, claiming she already had a family. Enraged by this and fueled by jealousy of Sidney's fame, Roman mentored Billy Loomis, inciting him to kill Maureen in the first place, and later orchestrated the Stab 3 murders to frame Sidney and emerge as the sole survivor and hero. Export to Sheets The Relaunch: Scream 4 (2011) Ten years after the Hollywood murders, Sidney returns to Woodsboro on the anniversary of the original killings to promote her self-help book. The murders begin again, targeting a new generation of high school students, including Sidney's younger cousin, Jill Roberts. The killers are obsessed with the idea of a "reboot" or "remake," meticulously following and updating the rules of the original murders. The Killers and Motives The murders were another duo, motivated purely by a desire for modern fame: Identity Relationship to Sidney Motive Jill Roberts Sidney's cousin Fame and attention. Having grown up in the shadow of her "famous" cousin, Jill felt overshadowed and desired the massive media attention Sidney had received. She planned the killings to frame her ex-boyfriend, kill Charlie, and severely injure herself to become the new, ultimate "Final Girl" hero. Charlie Walker Jill's friend/accomplice Obsession and desire. Charlie was a dedicated film fanatic and obsessed with Jill. He agreed to help with the murder spree, hoping to win her love and be part of their generation's legendary killing spree, only to be betrayed and killed by Jill in the end. The "Requel": Scream (2022) Eleven years later, the focus shifts to a new core group of survivors. The attacks begin again in Woodsboro, targeting people related to the original killers. The main target is Sam Carpenter, who is secretly the illegitimate daughter of original killer Billy Loomis. Sam is forced to return to Woodsboro and confront her past, leading to an alliance with the original survivors, Sidney, Gale, and Dewey. The killers are motivated by the concept of the "requel"—a soft reboot that honors the past while starting a new story. The Killers and Motives This duo was driven by toxic fandom and a desire to "fix" the franchise: Identity Relationship to Sam Motive Richie Kirsch Sam Carpenter's boyfriend Toxic Fandom. Richie was an avid fan of the Stab franchise who was enraged by the direction of the latest film, Stab 8. He and Amber met online, planning to create their own "requel" that would start a new story based on Sam being Billy Loomis's daughter, whom they planned to frame as the killer. Amber Freeman Sam's sister, Tara's, best friend Toxic Fandom. Like Richie, she was obsessed with the Stab movies and angry at the perceived disrespect to the franchise. She was the killer who initially attacked Tara and whose house—the former home of Stu Macher—served as the location for the final act. Export to Sheets The Chase: Scream VI (2023) A year later, the surviving "Core Four" (Sam, Tara, Mindy, and Chad) have moved to New York City to start college. A new {{char}} appears, more brutal and brazen than ever, chasing the group across the city. The killer is obsessed with the franchise's history, gathering masks and knives from the previous {{char}}s to create a shrine. The attacks are designed to expose Sam's past and punish her for the events of the previous film. The Killers and Motives For the first time since the original, the killers formed a trio, all connected by a single, powerful motivation: Identity Relationship to Sam Motive Wayne Bailey NYPD Detective, Richie Kirsch's father Vengeance. A grieving and protective father who concocted the entire plan to get revenge on Sam Carpenter for killing his son, Richie, in the previous film. He manipulated the investigation and enlisted his other two children. Ethan Landry Chad Meeks-Martin's roommate, Richie's brother Vengeance. He manipulated the roommate lottery to get close to the core group and helped his father and sister carry out the brutal plan to punish Sam for killing his brother. Quinn Bailey Sam and Tara's roommate, Richie's sister Vengeance. She faked her own death early in the film to remove herself from suspicion and worked with her father and brother to orchestrate the killings and destroy Sam.

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