Matthew Lillard, who played Stu Macher in the first Scream movie from 1996, is coming back for Scream 7, and fans wonder if ...

Thirteen Ghosts is packed with creativity, but Matthew Lillard is, without a doubt, the best part. Although Dennis is much more clued-in due to his knowledge of the spiritual world, Lillard is able to ...

I mean, someone could survive a TV falling on their head ... doesn’t follow that up with, “But Matthew Lillard’s Brock was the real star of the show.” Lillard once again swooped in ...

Matthew Lillard made every Scream's fan day when it was announced that he would play Stu Macher again, and he recently joked ...

Matthew Lillard, who played Stuart ‘Stu’ Macher ... However, she had the upper hand, dropping a TV on his head. Also, you’ll remember that Billy and Stu began stabbing each other to make ...

I come back as a fairy godmother. It’s gonna slay. It should be interesting to see what type of role Lillard ends up having in the next Scream movie. While some fans think that Stu survived all ...

Macher met an untimely end when Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) toppled a TV onto his head during ... OUR LORD 2025 'WELCOME BACK, MATTHEW 'This is wild! Iconic! Lillard's return is not the ...

While fans like myself are thrilled to see Matthew Lillard and Scott Foley return to Scream, there are countless questions about how this will fit into the slasher franchise's timeline.

Matthew Lillard is ... being electrocuted and having a TV dropped on his head. Plot details for “Scream 7” are being kept under wraps, including how Lillard’s character will factor into ...

On Friday, Feb. 7, Matthew Lillard - who played Stu Macher in the original Scream - officially confirmed he will be ...

This line, famously spoken by the character Stu Macher in the original 1996 “Scream” movie, made a momentous new appearance Thursday when actor Matthew Lillard, who played Stu, posted a video ...

Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) eventually kills Stu by dropping a TV on his head. Scream 7 also stars Celeste O’Connor, Asa Germann, Mckenna Grace, Sam Rechner, Anna Camp, and Mark Consuelos.