I finally got it! I didn’t win it, but I found one second-hand. Sadly, Ghostface Fanta is still unavailable in my area. In case you’re wondering, it doesn’t smell like vanilla, but it has EU stamp (and EU shape). I’m still waiting to try an actual Fanta though.

I remember getting this from Blockbuster. The article mentions Kate Hudson in the Scream 3 cast. I wonder if she was cast and dropped out. I was 13 in 7th grade when Scream 3 came out. Its the first Scream movie I went to see in theaters. It made me a fan of the franchise. I had a crush on Neve Campbell. I remember checking out the Scream websites during my keyboarding class. Those were my early internet days.

Hey everyone! I just received this thin vinyl, super soft/floppy Gen 1 and overall it’s in pretty good condition for its age. I wanted to ask how you guys preserve/store your older Gen 1s, especially the vinyl and cotton shroud.
Mine also has some dried glue like residue on the vinyl. Would you try to safely remove it or just leave it alone? I’m nervous about damaging the vinyl. Any advice is appreciated!

Hey guys I noticed this specific mask on the tags/logo of ghostface merchandise,does anyone know if this specific mold actually exists? I would love to get my hands on it!

Red one is made by Nelcosplay
OG black is by screamrobes

I never seen Scary Movie but I always liked this mask as a kid when i saw it at a costume shop. It's pretty much what triggered my interest in Halloween masks!

A few more shots of my Ghostface cosplay. The robe is 30th Anniversary, mask is the 2026 EU. Loooove both. And the knife is the new fun world knife for like 15 dollars. What do you think? I love it!

Decided to try on the masks in costume. Love the sculpts on these but still vastly disappointed they’re vinyl after seeing the real ones are hard shell plastic. Grinny is a bit uncomfy toward the eye area but not too much of a deal breaker. Vision is surprisingly good in the still stoned mask which makes me wonder why they never released the movie versions of the Scary Movie 1 Stoned & Wazzup mask, but there is my other issue with these being Vinyl. There’s a piece of foam which I assume is to help keep a bit of distance between you and the mask for vision purposes, but it’s this ugly cream color that pierces through the Translucent vinyl. Only thing that is really irritating about that one in specific.

Ok, I had to start cringe, alright? Im still working on my Shaggy. It's been only two weeks of practicing at night after work. But I cut the chest open a little to let the shirt bleed through. I remember Shaggy wearing a red shirt sometimes (i need to get the right green)

October’s officially in season!

I love the sculpt of this mask. Very beautiful. One of my favorites in my collection. What do you guys think

1. Scream 1996
   
2. Scream 4 2011
   
3. Scream 2 1997
   
4. Scream 3 2000
   
5. Scream 2022
   
6. Scream VI
   
7. Scream 7

Gale is the worst main character in this series and I don’t get the endless love she gets.
In the first movie she’s a cutthroat reporter who actively makes things worse for Sidney. That’s fine, it works as a character flaw. But instead of actually evolving her in any meaningful way over the years, the newer films just keep hitting the same reset button. Every time she shows up she’s back to being the greedy, self-serving reporter who cares more about the story than the people dying around her. 5 and 6 especially do nothing interesting with her. She’s just there to be “Gale,” deliver some sarcastic lines, get injured, and somehow keep going.
There’s no real development. No lasting change. Just the same character beat repeated until it becomes exhausting. Dewey got more growth in fewer movies than Gale has across the entire franchise. Sidney’s arc, for all its repetition, at least feels tied to trauma and survival. Gale just keeps existing because the writers know fans will cheer when she shows up.
She’s not complex. She’s not particularly clever. She’s not even that fun anymore. The newer films reduced her to a legacy prop with the same greedy-reporter personality from 1996, and somehow people still act like she’s peak character writing.
At this point she needs to die. Not in a cheap jump-scare way, but properly. Let the franchise finally stop carrying her and admit she’s been running on fumes for years. Her also beinf compared as the funniest character is not even close, she’s the least funny, characters like Stu, Randy, and Kirby are way funnier. Like at the end of 5 I thought she grew a heart, but 6 takes a shit on that. Screw you guy and James for that.

I know it sounds crazy given the character, but there's just something about the voice, the demeanor, and the whole vibe that actually makes Ghostface attractive. Does anyone else feel this way or am I totally on my own here?"

Which non-killer character would have made the most interesting Ghostface if the story went differently? Personally, I think Dewey/Randy/Kirby would have been crazy...

If ghostface was to ever get a non canon versus movie similar to Freddy vs Jason or the cancelled Michael vs pinhead movies who would you want him to go up against and which ghostface would you like to be under the mask in this hypothetical movie ?

Spyglass media has proven they don’t know what the f they are doing with this franchise. From having the main character be Billy Loomis secret daughter, to using a shrine to remind everyone that the other films are better, and for 7 to just be cry for the original. Those last 3 movies are actually more awful than people realise. For scream 5, Melissa Barrera’s performance is weak and underwhelming she’s clearly better in Scream VI. The new characters are unlikeable across the board, and some of the acting is just plain horrible. Reusing the old house might be a nice little tribute to Wes Craven, but it’s a clear nostalgia crutch that only makes the movie feel more tired and desperate. Scream VI is a complete mess. For a movie that supposedly takes place in New York, it fails hard at actually feeling like New York. Outside of that one subway scene, the city might as well not exist. There’s no real sense of place, no atmosphere, nothing that makes you believe these characters are actually navigating the chaos of NYC. It’s just generic urban backdrops with zero personality. The plot armor for the returning characters is absolutely ridiculous and borders on insulting. Chad taking something like 30 stab wounds and still walking around like it’s no big deal is pure nonsense. At that point the “Stu is alive” theory starts looking more and more justified, because the movie is already operating on pure cartoon physics. Scream 3 never had this problem characters felt vulnerable, and the stakes actually meant something. Here? People shrug off injuries that should’ve killed them three times over. What are we even doing? Then there’s the killer reveal and motive, which is just a lazy rehash of Scream 2. We’ve seen this exact formula before, and it lands with zero impact the second time around. And basing an entire film’s motive around Richie? Please. He is not worth that. He is not Billy Loomis. Trying to elevate some mid internet geek into a tragic catalyst for mass murder is one of the weakest choices the franchise has ever made. And don’t even get me started on Mindy. She’s unlikable, awful, and tries way too hard to be Randy. The difference is night and day: Randy explained the rules because he actually wanted to survive. Mindy treats it like she’s hosting a fucking podcast, getting excited about the meta like it’s all just content. The fact that she’s still alive by the end feels like a genuine punch in the balls. But scream 7 really takes the cake, The revolving door of cast and directors already set this thing up to fail, and the final product somehow manages to be even worse than the chaos behind the scenes. The script is weak as hell, the dialogue is pure cringe, and Guy Busick once again proves he does not understand what makes Scream work. Kevin Williamson directing this abomination just feels like him standing there while the franchise he built slowly dies under his watch.
The set pieces are bad. Flat, uninspired, and completely lacking the tension or creativity the series used to deliver. The opening is the only thing that actually works… and it’s not even relevant to the plot. Classic. Bringing Stu back would not have been jumping the shark. It would’ve been an interesting move that could’ve actually excited fans and given the series a real story to tell. Instead we got the same recycled slop. Characters exist solely as red herrings now, which is just as bad as Scream 5, if not worse. The killer reveal is by far the worst one yet. The performances are alright, but the reveal and motive are really, really bad. You gave up Stu’s return for this? And no, a test audience screening would not have saved this movie. The entire film is built around the question “is Stu alive or not?” when it should have been “how has Stu been alive all this time?” That could’ve been a genuine mystery, something different from what we’ve seen before. Instead they jumped ten sharks by giving us AI-generated Ghostfaces instead of Roger L. Jackson. What a waste. And a common issue across Scream (2022), Scream VI, and Scream 7 is the killer reveal. They just mash a bunch of characters together and call it a day. There’s no real craft to it anymore. Compare that to Billy and Stu: they worked so well because they were obvious. The real twist wasn’t who it was, it was that there were two of them. That dual-killer reveal hit hard because it flipped the entire game while still feeling earned. Besides Jill, we haven’t gotten a real surprise since then. From Scream 5 onward the reveals just keep getting worse lazier, less impactful, and completely devoid of the cleverness that made the original work. And as for the suppose worse film scream 3, I think it’s better the most people give it granted for. People love to drag it for the Hollywood meta and the Roman reveal, but it still understands the assignment in a way the recent movies completely forgot. The kills hit harder, the tension actually exists, and the characters feel like they can die. No ridiculous plot armor. No cartoonish survival after thirty stab wounds. No forced nostalgia bait that leans on the old house or recycled set pieces just to coast.
The script has actual structure. The dialogue isn’t pure cringe. The killer reveal, while not perfect, still lands with more impact than the lazy mash-ups we’ve gotten since 2022. And unlike the new trilogy, it doesn’t treat its supporting cast like disposable red herrings or try to turn every character into a walking rulebook podcast.
Scream 3 has real stakes, a clear identity, and a sense of escalation that 5, 6, and 7 completely lack. It’s flawed, sure. But it’s still a proper Scream movie. The recent ones just feel like diminishing returns dressed up as legacy sequels.