Ghostface

**Ghostface** is the alias of the killers used in *Scream* (1996), *Scream 2*, *Scream 3*, *Scream 4*, *Scream: Resurrection*, and *Scream* (2022). The killer is voiced by Roger L. Jackson in all appearances.

## History

Prior to the creation of the Ghostface alias, Roman Bridger tracked down his mother, Maureen Prescott, only to be rejected by her. After, he began recording the affairs she was having, including an affair with Hank Loomis, that eventually caused his wife to abandon him and his son, Billy. After seeing the tapes, Roman convinces Billy to find a partner and murder Maureen.

### 1995–96 Woodsboro murders

Together, Billy and Stu manage to successfully murder Maureen on October 28, 1995, framing Cotton Weary, another of Maureen's affairs. Over the next year, the pair planned a new string of murders, eventually buying a Father Death costume and a voice changer to conceal their identities. Almost a year later, they murder fellow Woodsboro High School students Steven Orth and Casey Becker, and after Sidney Prescott is attacked, Billy is arrested.

While he's in jail, Stu calls Sidney, accusing her of blaming the wrong guy again. Sidney is attacked by Ghostface in the bathroom at school, leading to a town-wide curfew being put in effect, Stu hosts a party at his house to set up their final act. Several students attend the party who aren't targets, so to get the other students to leave Stu's house, Billy as Ghostface kills Principal Himbry. While getting more beer from the garage, Tatum is attacked by the killed and in an attempt to escape through the dog door, her neck is snapped by the garage door mechanics.

After hearing about Himbry's death, several students leave to check it out. After Billy takes Sidney's virginity, he's "attacked" by Ghostface, and fakes his death to regain Sidney's trust. After she narrowly escapes being attacked, including watching Kenny have his throat slit, Sidney discovers Billy's alive, and after Randy pleads for help, Billy reveals himself as the killer. Sidney tries to escape but runs into Stu, who reveals himself as the other killer.

## Identities

### 1995–96 Woodsboro murders

* **Identity 1:** Billy Loomis †
* **Identity 2:** Stu Macher †

### 1998 Windsor College murders

* **Identity 3:** Mickey Altieri †
* **Identity 4:** Nancy Loomis †

### 2011 Woodsboro murders

* **Identity 6:** Charlie Walker †
* **Identity 7:** Jill Roberts †

### 2019 College Park murders

* **Identity 8:** Jay Elliot †
* **Identity 9:** Beth †

### 2021 Woodsboro murders

* **Identity 10:** Amber Freeman †
* **Identity 11:** Richie Kirsch †

## Victims

* Casey Becker †
* Steven Orth †
* Principal Arthur Himbry †
* Taum Riley †
* Kenny Brown †
* Phil Stevens †
* Maureen Evans †
* Cici Cooper †
* Randy Meeks †
* Officer Richard Andrews †
* Officer Andrew Richards †
* Hallie McDaniel †
* Derek Feldman †
* Christine Hamilton †
* Cotton Waery †
* Sarah Darling †
* Steven Stone †
* Tom Prinze †
* Angelina Tyler †
* Tyson Fox †
* Jennifer Jolie †
* John Milton †
* Jenny Randall †
* Olivia Morris †
* Rebecca Walters †
* Deputy Ross Hoss †
* Deputy Anthony Perkins †
* Kate Roberts †
* Robbie Mercer †
* Trevor Sheldon †
* TJ Jenkins †
* Avery Collins †
* Latavious †
* Shane †
* Luther Thompson †
* Manny †
* Amir Ayoub †
* Officer B. Westbrook †
* Vince Schneider †
* Sheriff Judy Hicks †
* Wes Hicks †
* Deputy Clay †
* Dewey Riley †
* Liv McKenzie †

### Survivors

* Gale Weathers
* Neil Prescott †
* Sidney Prescott
* Detective Mark Kincaid
* Kirby Reed
* Kym
* Marcus Elliot
* Chad Meeks-Martin
* Mindy Meeks-Martin
* Sam Carpenter
* Tara Carpenter

## Notes and trivia

* As of now, six different murder sprees have been attributed to the Ghostface identity.
* The in-universe *Stab* film series was made based on the Ghostface killings.
	+ *Stab* (1998) adapts the events of the original Woodsboro murders.
	+ *Stab 2* adapts the events of the Windsor College murders.
	+ *Stab 3* adapts the events of the Sunrise Studios murders.
	+ *Stab 4*, *Stab 5*, *Stab 6*, and *Stab 7* tell original stories about the Ghostface killer.
	+ *Stab* (2020) also tells an original story, however featuring elements of the second Woodsboro murders.