Stab

Stab is a 1997 biographical slasher film. It first appears in Scream 2 (1997 film). According to the fifth and sixth Scream instalments, it was released in 1997.
In reality, it is a fictional film-within-a-film, and a meta parody of slasher films, established as a gag reel within the Scream sequels.
The film was based on Gale Weathers' best-selling book, The Woodsboro Murders (published late 1996 - early 1997), a sensationalized retelling of the events of the first film. It was directed by Robert Rodriguez and produced by John Milton of Sunrise Studios.
Despite its success, even spawning seven sequels, it was marked by tragedy.
Its opening night saw two 22-year-old Windsor College students murdered in a copycat killing spree. 23 years later, it also inspired two cult-like super-fans, Richie Kirsch and Amber Freeman, who created their own killing spree inspired by the disappointment of its sequels.
3 years after its release, Jennifer Jolie who portrayed Gale was also senselessly murdered by a music video director who was hired for the job to create a fictional Stab sequel. Due to these controversies, the official third film's development and release was delayed until around 2006.
According to IMDb, it was released in 1997.
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