Lillard, whose villain Stu Macher died at the end of the original Scream, is back 30 years after his last appearance, while ...

In that film, Macher and franchise protagonist Sidney Prescott’s boyfriend Billy Loomis were revealed to be the Ghostface killers, with Sidney killing both characters at the end of the movie.

Scream 7 has a big Sam and Tara family mystery to address, and a theory suggests a wild way to do so with a surprising but ...

who was behind the Ghostface mask in the original 1996 film alongside his partner-in-crime Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich). Stu certainly seemed pretty dead at the end of the film, having been stabbed ...

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Matthew Lillard is set to return in "Scream 7," 29 years later after appearing in the first film of the mega-slasher franchise.

What we know about Scream 7 is limited, but casting news (especially related to legacy characters) is helping to buoy anticipation. Case in point: chatter about Matthew Lillard and Scott Foley's ...

After teasing the mystery out for over an hour, the movie finally reveals that Stu and his friend Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich) carried out all the murders. At first, they did it so that Billy could ...

In the climactic twist of Scream, Stu and his buddy Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich) are revealed as the Ghostface killers wreaking havoc on Woodsboro. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) eventually kills ...

According to Entertainment Weekly, the upcoming instalment will see the return of Matthew Lillard's Stu Macher, who was behind the Ghostface mask in the original 1996 film alongside his ...

His return raises questions. Foley's role could be a hallucination, similar to Scream 5's Billy Loomis, rather than a real comeback. While fans wait for Scream 7 to finally hit theaters the ...