Ghostface

Ghostface is an unhinged serial-killer who, as a result, will murder anyone they deem a sinner, using revenge as an excuse for their crimes.
Wearing a white ghost mask and long black robes, the Ghostface killer sneaks and stabs his way through suburban neighborhoods, hacking teenagers to pieces -- but not before calling them up with horror trivia games. A word of advice: do not get the wrong answer.
Ghostface is that one sinner who proves themself to be more manipulative and smarter puppet-master who fools both their prey and their arch-nemesis Sidney Prescott. The killer orchestrates and manipulates events that causes harm to both Sidney and the people they target, whether the victims are evil or innocent.
==Physical Appearance==
TBA
==Personality and Traits==
All the people who dons the identity are messed-up in the head. Monstrous mass-murdering psychos or not, they're just bullies who torment their victims for their own sick amusement, especially since most of the killers are around high-school age. Their killings and severe attitude problems make them come across as a barbaric bully, with their grisly killings being an allegory for bully brutality.
Also, whenever they're a wolf in sheep's clothing, they act like typical bullies, pretending to be friendly to a new classmate at school, before subjecting them to public humiliation in front of their peers (or in their case, just flat-out killing them after the reveal). To anyone who dons the mask, serial killing is just as enjoyable as the typical bully shoving their defenseless victims in a locker, giving them wedgies, dunking their victims' heads into a toilet to give them a swirly, and pulling humiliating pranks (schemes where they try to come across as survivors of their own killings out of fame and glory and their persecution of each film's heroes are both cruel, childish pranks with staggering body counts).
When they taunt their would-be victims; every Ghostface makes sure to throw in a few mean-spirited jibes, especially during their trademark menacing phone calls. The killers are all insanely self-centered, and usually force their targets to play the roles that they choose for them in the "movie" that is their life. Most of the killers fancy themselves quite a bit, and commit murders in order to be the stars, directors, or writers of their own real-life horror movies. Because of this, they see their targets as supporting characters, fulfilling the roles they chose for them. All Ghostfaces will place the blame for their actions onto other people and act like the wronged party.
Almost every Ghostface tries to present themselves as the real victim and their targets as the ones in the wrong, and genuinely seem to believe it regardless of how petty their motivations often are. The only exception is Mickey, who freely admits to just being an evil serial-killer. This is also often part of their final plan: frame someone else as the killer or killers and claim to be a victim who narrowly survived.
As is standard for any sadistic serial killer -- lack of empathy. They all show no mercy to their victims, and none of them ever express any remorse for their crimes when revealed. Whatever sympathetic motives each may think they have, it's repeatedly shown that they take immense pleasure in their vicious crimes and try to drag out the experience for as long as possible.
==List of Victims==
===Season 1===
# 	Victim's Name	Physical Injuries Sustained in Death Scene	Identities and Motives	Weapon(s) Used
1.	Zack Wright 	
* Stomach sliced wide open; nearly gutted 
* Stabbed in groin at least 10 times 
* Stabbed 3 times in back of shoulder 
* Leg broken 
* Strung-up by the neck with rope	Identity:
Jill Roberts 
Charlie Walker
Motive: TBA	Buck-120 hunting knife
2.	Theodore Ichijō 
TBA	
* Back slashed vertically wide open numerous times; exposing spine 
* Stabbed 7 times in scalp
* Throat sliced wide open; nearly decapitated	Identity:
Charlie Walker
Motive: TBA	Buck-120 hunting knife