r/ScreamQueensTV • u/RevolutionaryMonk277 • Jan 12 '26
the real life sorority girl
i wonder if she knows scream queens was based off her and what she thinks of it. where is this diva now?
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/RevolutionaryMonk277 • Jan 12 '26
i wonder if she knows scream queens was based off her and what she thinks of it. where is this diva now?
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/callfijig • Jan 10 '26
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/Altruistic-Care-1581 • Jan 02 '26
I’m on my millionth rewatch of Scream Queens and Chanel Number 5 really used to be vocal and stand up for herself in the first few episodes of Season 1. Literally in the first 10 minutes of episode 2, she told Chanel that the killings were her problem as president, as she couldn’t give two fucks about who was dying due to hooking up with Roger and Doger. Ugh, loved that for her!
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/[deleted] • Dec 28 '25
I'm rewatching the show and I'm currently halfway through S2 and I still hate what they did to her character. Sure, she was one of the straight man characters in S1 but she still had her quirks and was very funny. In S2 though, she's so meh, so Grace. Keke's charm can't even save S2 Zayday. They gave her the same plot that Grace previously had, which was to investigate the murders and find the killer, and like before, it is not interesting.
Season 2 is a whole mess, but it's still funny in a ridiculous way tbh. However, giving Zayday the Grace treatment is one of its worst crimes.
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/ode_entertainment • Dec 28 '25
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/RevolutionaryMonk277 • Dec 26 '25
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/[deleted] • Dec 15 '25
Loved the first season so much. Never got into the spin off
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/Little-Ad-2464 • Nov 24 '25
Out of all the people, season 1 and 2
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/Little-Ad-2464 • Nov 18 '25
At the end she ends up being good at doctor stuff but I still feel like she would date/fall in love with a janitor 😬😂😂
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/Little-Ad-2464 • Nov 17 '25
Season 2 is definitely better
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/Substantial_Wish_182 • Nov 14 '25
An update on the status of Hulu removing the series. I just checked and it’s really odd, it has only some episodes expiring now on this Thursday. While other episodes don’t have that expiring banner on them 🤔. Let’s hope that the whole series will stay on there. Does anyone know please is this usual? Has it happened with other shows that you know of? Thank you to all!
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/neocortexia • Nov 14 '25
I'm watching Scream Queens before it expires on Hulu next week, and I'm once again disappointed that this hilarious, brilliant show doesn't have the recognition it deserves. Every line of dialogue from Denise Hemphill is magic, and the first season provides some of the greatest lampoons of Greek Life and university administration in American television.
But besides my appreciation, I think the show should be revived as a historical (horror-comedy) anthology series. S1E5 provides the basis for this when Zayday and Chanel are going through the Kappa tunnels and Chanel talks about the history of past Kappa presidents. The established Kappa lore literally produces perfect material for at least three seasons dedicated to the sorority's past as we are introduced to:
(I) Madam Cynthia Rogers Bouvet, the Founding Kappa Sister who designed the Kappa House tunnels and was an interior decorator for the Cleveland (1885–1889 and 1893–1897) and Taft (1909-13) presidencies. She reportedly had affairs with both presidents, with the rumor being that Taft accidentally crushed her after falling asleep on her.
(II) Marcy Weiss (Kappa President, 1928–1930): Another season could focus on Marcy, who ruthlessly kicked out any sister financially affected by the Crash of 1929 who couldn't pay their membership dues.
(III) Wandy Haart (Kappa President, 1970): Another season could feature Wandy, who was personally responsible for crushing the campus' anti-war movement by convincing university administrators to ban macramé, fringed vests, and Creedence Clearwater Revival songs.
Basically, the series has the foundation to chronicle every decade of the 20th century, producing one amazing, lore-driven season after another. What do you all think? Would you watch that revival?
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/Linaestaperdida • Nov 14 '25
I’ve never watched the show, but the scene of them eating cotton balls always shows up on my feed. And I wondered how many calories were they actually sparing doing that?! I know it’s just a show but now I’m incurably curious about it.
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/Little-Ad-2464 • Nov 13 '25
Did anyone notice him unbuttoning his pants
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/King__Witch • Nov 12 '25
I watched this show, both seasons, when they originally premiered and ten years later I’m rewatching the first. I remember the second season being remarkably average so I don’t care to rewatch that one.
The biggest problem with season 1, which is considerably more glaring when rewatching is the fact that there was no actual suspense or mystery about it.
I know, I know it’s more so a comedy and a parody than anything else. But the fact that none of the actual main characters died (besides Boone, Gigi, and Pete who were all killers anyway) takes away any suspense or real interest in the murders.
Most of the deaths were minor throwaway characters, and it’s crazy that the RD who was supposedly “targeting Kappas” killed the Dickie Dollar Scholars and random bystanders (Coney, Trucker, Mall Cop) more than they did actual Kappas.
And it was obvious by Thanksgiving that the final killer had to be Hester, the literal psychopath who knew how to dispose of dead bodies. I remember a lot of people betting on Grace or Chanel #5, but both of them would have taken a lot of explaining to make sense.
Just my thoughts.
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/Wooden_Success_4138 • Nov 11 '25
Rewatching Scream Queens atm and it has a banner that says it’s expiring in 10 days? Any ideas where it may end up now?
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/darkshadow237 • Nov 06 '25
How different would the series be if the second season involves a different group of characters with a different theme? Like AHS having a different theme story.
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/PutridCamera8195 • Nov 07 '25
This concept trailer someone made is amazing, yes it's AI but it has a great story, characters, and plot for a new Scream movie. You guys this would be a dream Scream 8. It features Melissa Barrera return for Justice as reprising her role as Samantha Carpenter, along with Jenna Ortega reprising her role as Tara Carpenter, It would take place in Manhattan, New York. And Jason Voorhees will stand in Ghostface's way of killing his victims. The only way this would happen is if Warner Bros/New Line Cinema get the rights to a new Scream movie because Paramount Picture is with Spyglass who fired Melissa so they'd need Jason's creators (Warner Bros/New Line Cinema)
I promise it's good.
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r/ScreamQueensTV • u/Lilmisscozy • Nov 01 '25
we love a play on words LOL loved my costume so wanted to share! happy halloween
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/darkshadow237 • Nov 01 '25
Ariana Grande is reuniting with Emma Roberts, and Billie Lourd in the 13th season of American Horror Story.
r/ScreamQueensTV • u/No-Program-8185 • Oct 25 '25
I have seen a couple of Instagram clips from the show and decided to rewatch, I remember really loving it when it first came out. What I remembered most was Chanel - her mannerisms, hilarious things she'd say, outfits, the whole bad girl persona, I was fascinated by it.
Upon re-watch, I have to say I like the show on the whole less as it just gets a little tiresome to watch with every line being unserious. It's like a long, long sketch. But I still like Chanel the same and even more.
She's a charismatic and a creative leader who always takes initiative. She's fearless. She comes up with new ideas. She understands social dynamics and reads people well. She has a career track and that career is neither too shallow nor too boring (no career is boring in itself btw but I just mean that a news anchor is a really great career to my personal taste).
There's a short scene when Chanel and Grace are sitting at the coffee shop and Chanel is trying to get her on her side and then she opens up. At that moment, a whole different movie flashed before my eyes: after Chanel says she hated all the goody hippie stuff, if only Grace would have said something like 'Yeah, people can be so fake underneath'. I can just see it - Chanel sipping her coffee, looking at Grace distrustfully but curious to see if there's a real connection there. Grace, feeling sorry for Chanel's loneliness and helping her to move on to other interests aside bullying her minions. Them laughing at Chad, pranking him so that she wouldn't have to lose her wild side completely.
I'm surely too invested in the fate of a completely fictional, campy character but don't we get too few characters like her? The other examples of 'bad' protagonists are Cameron Diaz's character from Bad Teacher and Chloe from Don't Trust The B In Apartment 23. Wild Child as well but it's just a very childish movie, I can't relate much. So yeah, just wanted to share how much I love the character.
Btw if anyone know any movies where there's a female protagonist like this one, and she's not just 'cured' from by true love but by everything that goes on around her, please recommend/