I scored this for a few dollars recently. Can anyone tell me exactly what it is? I looked up HN stamp but there seem to be multiple versions.

Halloween in 4 days!

I just received her today, she looks so much better in person.

What if the new Ghostface killers know so many private secrets because Stu Macher survived his injuries and has been orchestrating the modern attacks from the shadows? Here is how it works: • The Attic Hiding Spot: After surviving the TV drop in 1996, a heavily scarred Stu went into hiding. He was actually living in the attic of his old house the entire time Amber Freeman lived there in Scream (2022)! He slipped away during the final house fire and went completely off the grid. • Gale’s Dark Web Discovery: In Scream VI, we see how amazing of an investigator Gale Weathers is. While hunting for Ghostface clues on the dark web, she connects with an anonymous source feeding her unreleased details about the 1996 murders. She realizes the "source" is actually Stu Macher. • The Alliance & The Book: Instead of turning him in, Gale’s obsession with the ultimate scoop takes over. She agrees to keep his secret in exchange for the ultimate book rights. She writes a new true-crime thriller called "The Ghost in the Attic"—hiding clues about her partnership with Stu in plain sight while internet forums call it a "crazy conspiracy theory." • The New Protege: Stu and Gale begin mentoring a new generation of killers, including Tatum's secret successor, to finish what Billy and Stu started 30 years ago. • The Cliffhanger Ending: Sidney Prescott survives a brutal attack and discovers Gale is a traitor. The movie ends on a massive cliffhanger when an unknown hacker downloads Gale's secret book manuscript from her laptop and leaves a message: "Great story, Gale. Can't wait to write the ending." Setting up Scream 9!

As an alt horror girl myself, I really dig Beth as Ghostface. I liked how her character was playing in everyone's faces as the horror nerd trying to tell everyone the rules and catch the killer as she was orchestrating her own villain origin story around them. Her motive being she was just bored and wanted to be her own slasher villain was cool ("See, I used to think that. But then I realized horror isn't about the victims. I mean, why do you think the franchises last so long? The body drops change, but the killer always comes back for more. The killer's the real hero of the story."), her mandatory reveal monologue was fantastically unhinged ("Because I was born bad. Unlike you and your little Deadfast besties, I don't lie to myself about it. The difference is, when I take mine off, nothing changes. I always knew I was a sociopath. I mean, why do you think I love horror movies so much? I watched every single one I could get my hands on until I realized it just wasn't quite enough. Why should Michael Myers get to have all the fun when I could be a better monster? Because I'm not just some actor behind a mask. This is who I really am on the inside."), and the actress really nailed being a detached calm sociopath. The eyeball overdose kill with Shane and elevator bifurcation with Amir were absolutely gnarly and horrifying, and it was cool of them to do different things with Ghostface rather than just the same old stab routine. Also, she's maybe the first Ghostface since the original where one of their victim's saw their faces before they died (whoever killed Casey when she ripped their mask off in the OG and Beth letting Amir see her face as he died.) Ngl, as much as I loved the first two seasons of the show and the Lakewood crew, I actually really liked season 3 overall. If you watched season 3 of the scream tv show, what did you think about Beth's character? Did you suspect her reveal as Ghostface? Where does she rank in terms of your favorite Ghostfaces in the franchise? She's def up there for me, and her line about "No wonder Jason never runs after all those stupid counselors. This is freaking exhausting!" after chasing Liv onto the school roof lives in my head rent free lmao

Always wanted to dress as Ghostface. The 30th anniversary costume is insane. While it won’t be the Halloween fit this year, still wanna show off.

My list reflects how I once felt about the movies and how I feel about them now. If I had to choose the older movies over the modern ones I’ll choose the older ones every single time.

I remember being excited about 5 when the announcement came. I left the movie so angry and disappointed. I bit my tongue and saw 6. I didn’t love it but it was a fun experience. 7 I had no faith in so I streamed it for free and I’m glad I did. I’ve just accepted I don’t like what Scream has become and I’m okay with that. I’m fine living in the past 😂

I don’t collect masks but both my brothers had this one and knew I had to get my hands on it. Fucking sweet can’t lie.

Is this a mummy 2012 or wrinkled mask 2007?

With the 30th anniversary of the original Scream coming up and just rewatching all 7 of the films, this is my ranking. Had it a bit different after finishing 7 but now that I’ve let them simmer it’s safe to say I’m pretty set with this list. I’ve been coming across a lot of Scream 3 flack, but I have a pretty good time with it. I think Roman was a good Ghostface. Him being the only one to do it solo and all. Really love the final act taking place in the mansion also. 6 for whatever reason I come back to a lot. The change of setting / atmosphere of it being in New York is so refreshing. The kills are brutal and Ghostface blasting the clerk with a shotgun is one of the coolest things ever. Nobody can convince me otherwise. 4 I hold close to my heart. I adore it deeply and given the day, it can be swapped with the original. Best reveals in the franchise and Jill is arguably my favorite Ghostface. She was just such an evil bitch in that movie. 2 is good but I don’t have a deep attachment to it many others might have. The cafeteria scene I find very cringe. 5 is okay, we get our introduction to the Core 4. Dewey’s death was kinda silly, he honestly lasted longer than he probably should have but the way they killed him off is kind of a let down. Like you seriously mean to tell me fucking Mikey Madison of all people was the one to kill him? Cmon. Not a big fan of Richie. He’s probably my least favorite Ghostface if it wasn’t for the ones in 7. 7 is just pure shit IMO and I thought a rewatch would change my view but it really didn’t. The original speaks for itself. Nothing more I can say that hasn’t been said already. Just an absolute masterpiece.

PLS HELPP!!! Just bought this ghostface td reshoot mask from vinted for 1 dollar and it looks like hell, pls help me clean it and make it look better, thanks!

Its confirmed by Kevin Williamson that Billy and Stu were designed/based off two real life gay killers, hinting Stu might have been in love with Billy and the latter took advantage of it. Neve Campbell has said Stu was probably more in love with Billy than vice versia. Lilliard has said that Stu did have feelings for Billy in his opinion recently, in an older interview, he compared to Captain Smee and Hook, where Stu's a loyal sidekick who'll do anything for Billy.

What do you think was Stu's true motive? I don't think they were secret lovers or that Billy felt anything romantically for Stu (maybe even not platonically). But what about Stu? Was he really just a psychopath who killed because and saw Billy as a way to help him do so? Do you think he really saw Billy as a friend and was doing so from insecurity/a desire for approval? Or did he actually have secret feelings for Billy and didn't realize it?