A beloved Scream franchise star just found out he didn't get a part in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey after coming very ...

Gellar expressed interest in returning for Scream 7, suggesting a flashback scene for Cici. Gellar's character, Cici Cooper, ...

For those unfamiliar, Scream opens with Barrymore’s character answering a mysterious phone call that quickly turns sinister. The scene, which plays out like a mini horror film within the larger story, ...

What if the new Ghostface killer (although there’ll likely be more than one) is using AI/Deepfake to try to convince Sidney Prescott that past killers like Stu Macher and Roman Bridger aren’t ...

Ghostface will be the "most brutal" in Scream 7, with new levels of violence. Mason Gooding is excited to work closely with original cast member Neve Campbell in the upcoming film. Potential ...

Cast departures for Scream 7 include Barrera and Ortega, but returning stars like Campbell and Cox provide continuity. New characters like May and McHale join Scream 7, potentially setting up a ...

Having starred in the previous two Scream films, Gooding is something of a veteran in the franchise now, and he believes this next Ghostface stands tall above the rest. “This is the most brutal ...

Westside Gunn is back like he said he would be. The Buffalo rapper and Griselda Records head honcho dropped a project today ...

What’s your favorite scary movie? For many, the answer might be one of the many Scream flicks. The first-ever Scream film, written by Kevin Williamson and directed by Wes Craven, debuted in 1996.

The term “Final Girl” refers to the female protagonist in a slasher film, creature feature, or almost any other kind of ...

In the climactic twist of Scream, Stu and his buddy Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich) are revealed as the Ghostface killers wreaking havoc on Woodsboro. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) eventually kills ...

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