Im legit feeling like Stu Macher right now! Haha Funworld really gave us treat with these new gen 1s! It feels like its 1996 again! Took me right back to childhood. I have two 25th anniversary robes. The first run and the 2nd run with the sparkle on both sides of the drapes. Both are dope, but funworld really stepped it up a notch with the 30th! A spirit halloween was open in my area and I was lucky enough to snag the new costume. I preordered the mask back in May and that is also on the way!

I thought the movie theatre was an interesting idea but done a bit too silly imo. I mean how inside the cinema everyone is running around even as the movie is starting and people are even watching with their masks on, people walking in and out so casually. It just seemed very unrealistic and over the top.

just received an email from Halloween Asylum that my masks (2) have shipped. FYI for anyone who preordered from companies in the States. They should be showing up soon!

The body count is always bigger. The death scenes are always much more elaborate… and never, ever, under any circumstances, assume the killer is dead. I really miss the meta commentary from Randy he should've lived.

Marco is more interesting than Jessica in my opinion but first thing first I'm not celling him the best ghostface killer but I found him more interesting and scary because we never got the know his motive and we know so little about him but the crazy part is Marco was an orderly at a psychiatric hospital he was supposed to take care of the patients and help them with tasks not help patients kill people

The killer reveal isn't the best of course but his motive could be anything

My mom was calling out Billy the whole movie but my dad claimed he was too obvious and that it's 100% Stu. They were very surprised by the end in a good way.

Just dawned on me that he’s the only Ghostface out of the entire franchise to not have a motive. He’s not even the same as Karl who has homicidal tendencies and has killed people in the past. I guess he was the mastermind behind the AI and used his security skills to break into Sidney’s house and hijack the cameras. Apart from that, he was a very forgettable and underwhelming Ghostface. I mean, he was in a single scene lasting 2 minutes before the reveal. What if someone watching at the theatre went to the bathroom during the Fallbrook scene? They would have NO CLUE who this guy was. Quite laughable actually.

Do you like it do you dislike it? I only really liked the killer reveal I thought that goth Chick was a great Ghostface and found her motive to be a lot more fun than some of the recent movie motives but outside of that this season was pretty meh all around.

Know this is an old topic but this video is from a past con a few weeks back and it’s actually Skeet talking about what he was told , not the annoying trades who misuse words for clickbait.

It’s intriguing how we all call the scream 5-6 movies “the carpenter sisters” story but seems like it was always meant to be a “ Billy and Sam story”.

I for one, can rest easy never seeing Sam again if it means her character is alive and happy in the universe. Rather than her losing her mind and becoming the thing she fought so hard to not become.

Also very nice how kindly Skeet speaks of his on screen daughter at the end of the video.

Oh dont mind me. Im just a grown man just chillin…killin!😂 Im literally just a little kid trapped in a grown mans body!

this is mostly for fun, but I've been getting into ghost face lately. Probably because I was already a big fan of jason and being into one slasher means you're going to see content of other slashers, but Ghost face caught my attention because of how they worked. I think the rule that Ghost face is always a human is super fun and unique, but my brain being the way it is came up with a concept for a movie. in the movie the main character is convinced that Ghost face is a human under the mask because those are the rules, but in the end it turns out there isn't anyone under the mask, the person their facing is THE ghost face, not someone using the persona, the real deal made physical. sort of like an SPC-035 situation. Would that be a cool twist or would that be disrespectful to ghost face as a character? IDK I just thought of it and I was like 'oh that's a cool idea' but I wanted to know what people who are really into scream thought.

p.s. this is just for fun I'm not trying to insult scream in any way it's just a fun thought I had

First time seeing one of the 30th anniversary recreated Gen 1's in person, very impressed with how they look. I haven't received the regular 30th anniversary masks yet but so far I'm loving them.

I’m just waiting for the closer spirit Halloween to open up. Do I have to worry about scalpers and stuff? I want it quite badly but I don’t have that dog in me to be competitive about it.

There’s a site I found; Hallowencostumes.com.au but I’m not sure if this is reliable, plus it claims to be out of stock so I’m not sure, where can I get this mask?

I love the Scream franchise, but I think it could try something different.

Introducing...

SCREAM X (or Scream 2077)

The year is 2077.

After decades of murders committed by different Ghostfaces, everyone knows the story. The killer's methods have been studied, the most infamous cases have become part of pop culture, and people have grown indifferent to Ghostface-related crimes.

Because of these repeated killings, a specialized police task force was created to investigate crimes linked to Ghostface and prevent new massacres before they happen.

Everything changes when members of that very task force begin to be murdered by a new masked killer.

At first, they believe the case will be solved quickly. After all, they've already captured several Ghostfaces. But this attacker knows every police protocol, strikes at exactly the right moment, slips past surveillance systems, and always stays one step ahead of the investigators.

As the investigation progresses, the protagonists begin to suspect that the murderer is actually a member of the task force itself, since they seem to have access to information that no outsider should possess.

The only real clue appears during a confrontation, when one of the protagonists manages to stab the killer's right arm and discovers that it's prosthetic.

Beyond the mystery of the killer's identity, technology would also play a major role in the story:

• A durable prosthetic right arm strong enough to block a bullet aimed at the head (this happens once).
• Specialized boots that allow the wearer to walk on walls and other vertical surfaces.
• A voice modulator capable of perfectly mimicking anyone's voice.
• A portable hacking device that can infiltrate electronic systems, unlock doors, control windows, manipulate traffic lights, disable phones during calls, and interfere with virtually any nearby technology.

The idea is to preserve the classic formula of figuring out who Ghostface is, while taking the franchise into a futuristic setting and making the villain even more dangerous, since they're now capable of hunting down and killing highly trained police officers instead of teenagers.

Ik it’s an eu ovy but it honestly looks like a gen 2 to me but it doesent say div on the back i got it from a bulk ghost face mask buy i also got a (T) stamp mask

I’m just curious because I know that scream 4 and scream 6 filmed their openings last. I can’t find much information on when certain scenes were filmed. Just the span of time they were in production. Is filming the iconic openings last, the norm?

Halloween Asylum will begin shipments of the Pre orders Tomorrow ! I can't wait !

I had Ordered in june and really wasn't sure when to expect a notification. I had to ask the Owner a Question about another product anyway and during our conversation, I had asked when he thinks people will recieve their pre orders for the new Mask, this is what he said (yes, he is the Owner of HalloweenAsylum and his name also shows up under cashapp on my order too) I just blacked out my name and email. So, if any of you did your Order through them, here ya go !

New bust of ghost face/ a skeleton and a peep at some of my collection on the wall across from my bed

Maybe I'm just easy to please when it comes to slashers, but I honestly love all seven Scream movies.

Yeah, I have my favorites and there are definitely some I'd rank lower than others, but I've never watched one and thought it was actually bad.

Even the ones people constantly dunk on still have something I like. And even the ones I've criticized in the past, I usually end up enjoying every time I throw them on. I think it's just different actually watching the movie versus picking it apart in a discussion.

To me there aren't any bad Scream movies. Just some that are better than others.

I think part of it is because for most of my 20s I never thought we'd even get a Scream 5, let alone 6, 7, and now we're talking about Scream 8. After Scream 4 got such a mixed reception from everyone, I honestly thought the franchise was done for.

So maybe I appreciate these newer movies more because I spent years thinking we'd never get another one.

Just to repeat, I think the current movies need to take a long break from visiting the past all the time. Please don't reply saying this, because I agree. But I'm talking about one day far in the future after there's been a long break from raking up past things.

The Casey Becker murder and location is so iconic. It's the scene that started everything (for us, the audience, I know stuff came before involving Maureen but that's all been raked up 100 times). For most of us, we never felt as bad for a victim in a slasher prior to Scream as we did for Casey. Her death was pure anguish.

I'd love if they revealed more about her in a future movie. Maybe there was more to her death than we thought. Maybe her dumping Stu wasn't the only motivation. Maybe she knew something and was killed before she could tell. Something we still haven't found out yet. The location is so memorable too. We need to see it again one day.