Another possible subtle hint at one of the killer's identity is when Stu, Sidney and Tatum are talking at the lockers, Stu is checking his forehead in a hand held mirror, possibly checking for any marks from headbutting Sidney. Also, speaking of the scene where Ghostface attacks Sidney for the first time, I only found out recently that when they're running up the stairs, you can hear what sounds like Stu talking.
Yeah in each film they layered in the sound of who's meant to be behind the mask at the time grunting or reacting to being hit etc. So in Scream 2 when Gale and Dewey are attacked after watching the video, you can hear a woman moaning when Gale ducks and ghostface falls over the barrier as at this point it's meant to be Billy's mother attacking them
the bruise could also be from slamming his head through the window while chasing Casey (Even though days had passed) If you listen carefully you can also hear words being muttered in the background' while Ghostface chases Sindey up the stairs in her house (Which you mentioned) those words are 'easy easy' which you hear Stu say this to Tatum the next day :)
Why does everyone seem to miss the Exorcist hint? When Casey Becker is found hanging with her guts out, her face is cut up and it resembles the Exorcist. Billy then tells Sidney he was watching The Exorcist.
also the reporter (not Gale)who gets in Sidney's face asking her "what it feels like to almost be butchered?" is Linda Blair...the actress who played Reagan on the Exorcist
Fun fact: at Sidney’s house when she falls asleep And wakes up and walks by the closest you can hear a very slight creak of the floor that’s actually Stu who’s of course in the closet
@@FOXCYBORGNINJA you're technically right, but why would your mind go there? The scary part of having someone in your house when you're asleep is that they could kill you or harm you, not that they could pull their dick out or something?
@@FOXCYBORGNINJA My friend used to tell that story when we were around 9 - 10. That and the one about the kid who ate his grandfathers liver and the grandfather came back from the dead and to eat his.
Bro fr my brother made me watch Nightmare on elm street and I legit couldn't sleep for a few days, I was 6 too! My brother was super into horror when he was 8(hes two years older than me)
Did you notice the recurring theme of flowers in the film? Sydney wears a red floral top, Stu gives Tatum & Sydney flowers as they leave school, and as Sydney watched the news coverage of Cotton there is a flowerpot in the scene (to symbolize that he was actually innocent)
Yeah I used to note that kind of thing when I watched movies but I've noticed many art departments use a ton of flower patterns in movies. I think it's more of a stylistic thing than a meaningful choice, but I like your idea that it represents innocence!
In another Easter eggs video they said that when billy climbs through sidneys bedroom right after her dad went to bed billy turns on the radio you can hear a click and they had said its because he didn’t want her(Sidney)to hear a scuffle when Stu kidnapped her dad I just thought that was a pretty cool one.
The bit where Sidney calls up the police and they arrive seconds later was lampooned in Scary Movie, when Cindy types in "White Women in danger" and the entire force runs to her rescue!
I got one that I rarely see anyone talking about. After Ghostface "stabs" Billy, you can clearly see the edge of the knife is clean and that Ghostface applies the fake blood afterward for the next shot (Ghostface keeps his hands on the blade to smear the fake blood) to then wipe it off in front of Sidney, selling the kill. Go check it out for yourselves. Time stamp on the movie: 1:20:40
Thats actually a continuity error because as you are correct right after the "kill" his blade is clean, then the next shot you assume he put blood on it, when in actuality the next shot the knife is clean again, which proves it was continuity rather than applying blood.
When Sidney says "Not in my movie" she means that in her movie the killer doesn't get one last scare. It's meta because the jump scare works on a green audience but Sidney, stronger than before after surviving the bloodbath, doesn't flinch and shoots him dead fearlessly without missing a beat. badass energy.
I have so much respect for how much work goes into this series! It seems like it would take hours and hours and hours to go through the movie and find all the smallest little details or Easter eggs that are in it and isn’t something you would notice while watching it!
thanks for saying this. i had to turn on the closed captions just to make sure he said what i heard. to the creator of the video, you really need to try harder
I really appreciate your series. I can’t watch 99% of horror, but I love world building. Your videos are thoughtfully researched and give me the opportunity to appreciate horror stories, without sitting through the movies and having my head fucked up for a week.
I believe there was the novelazation where Stu somehow survives the T.V scene, but is horribly scarred. I always thought that would have been cool for a reveal for a future movie
I have a feeling that when Dewey tells Tatum not to embarrass him in front of the sheriff because, “He’s his superior,” and Tatum replies with, “The Janitor’s your superior,” is a reference to that the janitor, Fred, was played by Wes Craven, was David Arquette’s “superior” in that he was his boss in the making of Scream
The moment at the fountain when Stu says he hadn't killed anyone has always read to me as Billy always doing the killing and Stu being jealous of that...
Billy's face at this moment was also kind of creepy when he said 'nobody said you did' it's almost like that's something we as fans should have caught on to that he's the killer and was warning Stu with this face to shut up before he gets them caught, maybe Stu never did many kills and he was always the clean up guy like calling Sidney while Billy's in prison kind of thing or lurching around Tatum and Sidney at the store and at Tatum's house
@@darth_kal-el Yes he did and I said maybe he didn't do many meaning after Casey he probably killed one other person which was Kenny the cameraman and Billy did the rest, Billy was confirmed to have killed Maureen Prescott, the principal and Tatum and Stu did both of the attacks on Sidney before the final showdown and I think Billy was also responsible for Dewey's attack and he shot Randy, Billy was more of a psycho than Stu, imo anyway
When Sidney opens the door and the music starts playing its not only to make us believe someone is behind the door it also indicates that Ghostface (Stu) is hiding in the closet, also later Sidney hears a creak coming from the closet but decides to ignore it. (The closet is where Ghostface pops out of attacking Sidney)
I think the reason Ghostface didn't ring Casey's phone when they were trying to find her, is because the call wass till connected, that's how her parents heard her on the line instead of just a dial tone. If you remember, a chair went through the window, so I'm pretty sure she didn't hang up.
You forgot when Sidney Prescott says: “Thanks, Dewey, but with my luck I'd get Tori Spelling.” Only to have Tori Spelling play Sid in “Stab”, the fake movie in “Scream 2”
That’s true. I thought that since Sid had mentioned it in the first Scream. But you’re right. He’ll probably include in “Things You Missed in Scream 2”
When I got from when she opens the door that makes a noise it's giving you a clue that at some point Ghostface is going to be in the closet which he is. I never got the idea of all this going to be someone behind the door when she closes it.
Ok how about morons idiots dumbasses dipshits donkeys jackasses. Those are hurtful yet it's ok to use. he used it to describe all those Karen's anti vaxxers anti masking etc. It's all about context.
@@ZaneLionhartffxiv the r word is used to degrade nuerodivergent folks. It’s meant to shame folks for their inherent traits, not actions that they chose to do. Calling someone a dumbass is hurtful, but it’s not about something they can’t control. That’s the difference.
I’m stunned that nobody has mentioned this already but during the scene where all the kids are sitting in front of the fountain at the school Stu and Billy are wearing black boots like Ghost Face while everyone else has tennis shoes on
10:50 I always took the Tatum/Beetle showing up as a reference to Friday the 13th Part 2, when Amy Steele's character initially shows up to camp. She's driving a Beetle. She is also late, as is Tatum, and they both park on a bit of an awkward slant/hilly location. By the way, love your name.
2:16 For some reason some people are convinced that the Ghostface in those scenes is Roman even though he wasn't even thought of at the time they made the first film. It's most likely Billy listening to Sidney and Tatum discussing Maureen sleeping around while he's hiding in the bushes and stalking them near the shop.
If that were true, shouldn't he be wearing street clothes? So he could get close enough to them to ACTUALLY hear them. AND.... if they should, i don't know...run into him? lmao it wouldn't be as big of a deal
@@CrissBaybay why would it be Roman? He even says that all he did was get Billy to kill Maureen, he didn't know Billy would team up with Stu and start killing others.
Some may be convinced of that. No problem. People can have their opinions. However, Roman says "I'm a director, Sid. I direct." Which to me means he didn't do any killing until Scream 3.
Scream is not underrated. It's very well known and very well liked, not to mention it's what reinvigorated the slasher genre. I don't know why but people on TH-cam love commenting how everything and everyone they love is underrated. I don't think you all know what that word means. 😆
Funny how people minds are so programmed to just focus on one word And not the context of the word he used, retard yet he just insulted half Of the American population
@@VSMOKE1 I don’t understand what you’re saying, this is the exact context where it’s wrong. He’s associating a group of less abled people with a group of people that many consider dumb… In what way is that not completely disrespectful to the people who’re less abled?
@@tristennothwer6017 I appreciate that you care about this topic, but I have to disagree on what you said about context. In English class, I wouldn’t consider my (absolutely lovely btw) teacher a racist because she read ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ to the class. This context in which she said ‘The N-Word’ was not racist. Of course, it is still a racial slur, but I feel that you’re placing emphasis on a slur always being racist (which it isn’t).
I need a things you missed in the scream TV series because I know it had it's problems but I loved that series and it revitalized my love for the horror genre.
6:33 Since Halloween H20 is written by Kevin Williamson the line where Laurie tells John and Molly to drive down the street to the Beckers makes sense as a Scream reference.
@@djordjemarkovic1389 in 78 she sends them to the "Mackenzies" In H20 she sends them to the "Beckers" as a reference to Drew Barrymore's (Cassie Becker) parent's in Scream 1.
So in the first scene, there’s sort of an unspoken subject between the filmmakers and the audience about land line technology for the time. Which is, that when you are on the phone with someone else and you hang up, but the other person doesn’t, you still stay connected to that call on your end. You see this illustrated in how since Casey doesn’t hang up the call is technically still going, and if she hangs up and try’s to call the cops on that same line, it’ll only bring her back to the call with the killer if the killer hangs up. And so when Casey’s mom picks up a different phone she hears Casey on the other end still on the line with Billy/Stu, who both could’ve possibly been in a group call the whole time. Until the killer makes the killing stab and the line goes to a busy tone.. They really did think about the benefits and limitations of telephone technology for the mid 90s, remember Caller ID didn’t even exist yet.. but group calls did, and if you left your phone off the hook you were pretty much stranded...
Trials for Caller ID were running in the early 80s. It was made available by 1988 in limited markets and had fairly widespread use by the early 90s. Although, it certainly wasn't commonplace. I'd actually say it's rather surprising that the homes of these kids didn't have Caller ID, considering it appeared that most of their parents were quite well off. Although, I suppose it wouldn't really matter considering Billy mentioned cloning cell phones in the movie.
What year was that, and country?? I grew up in San Francisco, pretty close to where Scream was filmed, and in 96 we cordless landline phones, but also an old rotary phone you spun to make a call, and if you left it off the hook nobody could call your house, they’d just get the busy signal...
Something that always bothered me, the corn syrup being so easily wiped from the knife. That stuff is a nasty sticky mess and would not have just wiped off.
@@darthmaul8278 There's been a few times I've wished for that ability, especially for the old push mower I had to use as a kid. Even now as an adult (33) I continue to want that sacred secret.
3:22 the funny thing about these two statements is that the movie was never intended to be called Scream it was initially going to be called Scary Movie a play on horror movies and them being a vital role in Billys motive and Drew had initially signed on to play Sidney and the guy who played her boyfriend was either one of the two final actors for Billy or he was the final actor but she thought it would be more affective and make more of an impact since she was one of the more well known actresses at the time if she was one of the first to be killed off because it would set the tone of the movie and have fans think anything can happen, this is why she was also heavily featured in promo pictures because I don't think fans would've believed that Drew would've been killed off so easily and quickly
Another interesting thing about Tatum having a VW bug... I don't know if it was an intentional nod to her scream role, but when Rose was hired for the show charmed, her character Paige drives a VW bug (although a lime green one)
dropping the R slur when you go out of way to bleep other bad words rubbed me the wrong way. I love your channel and this really sucks for your neuro divergent fans.
@@darcyrivera1775 Nobody gives a fuck. Minority actually complaining here. 800 comments, 50 complainers. You all need therapy if this is what you take out of 16+ minutes of content that you digest. Please seek help
@@San-cs6lk dude i've been casually scrolling through the comments and you've gotten more worked up then people who are disappointed. you need to chill out and realize it's not about you.
Sidney saying "in your dreams" before killing Stu with the TV might be a reference to the famous "Welcome to Prime Time, bitch" scene from Nightmare 3, where the girl dies similarly in a dream.
I'm autistic and not saying this does literally nothing I am not being "protected" the only time it should matter is for example someone knows u have a mental condition and use it in a derogatory term
Casey seems to have never actually disconnected from the killers phone since the her home phone is still connected to the killers when the parents try calling 911. Maybe the killers could have tried yelling into the phone or something when they were trying to find Casey.
Wasn't that in your dream line also a nightmare on elm street reference. The welcome to prime time kill when Freddy stuck her head in the tv. I didnt notice it until you said it. It thought you was about to say it was a reference to that kill. It could be a reach but feels to specific to be. Those are one of the few tv electrocution kills.
Well, it could be a reach but I rather think you are onto something. Next to the point you already made, it is interesting to note that Freddy Krueger killed Jennifer by smashing her head into the television in "A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors", a film written by, you guessed it, Wes Craven. I mean, it still can be coincidence but that would be incredible odds if you ask me.
I have a love/hate relationship with how observant you are in this video. I appreciate all the details you've analyzed, yet the immense amount of elements I never even thought of almost makes me feel dumb for not even thinking about half of the things you point out. In retrospect, it just goes to show how much detail Wes Craven had put into this film, & I learned a lot from it. Saying this was "well thought out" would be a severe understatement.
What about the connection to Stu's death. "In your dreams" smashes head through tv set... Dream warriors, girl is dreaming, gets her head smashed through TV. :)
i absolutely love your videos! i was also wondering if you’ve done the history or like insidious trilogy explained? id really like to look into it, cause when i watch the movies i get confused haha!
We all know that Loomis is a tip of the hat to Halloween. What no one ever talks about is that Billy, I think,is a nod to the creepy phone killer in Black Christmas.
There is something else that I noticed in the movie as well and I hope others do to. But after Tatum dies billy shows up at the door and looks at stew and lifts his eye brows at him before he enters the home letting him know that he that he did kill Tatum then stew gets happy and then billy comes in and goes upstairs with Cindy
When Sidney says "In your dreams!" & drops the T.V. on the dude's head, it could also be a reference to "Nightmare On Elm St. 3 : Dream Warriors" when Freddy Krueger kills the girl by shoving the girl's head into the T.V. ( Maybe?)
7:55 Interesting. I thought the use of the song Don't Fear The Reaper was really there as a form of irony, since it played when Sidney's boyfriend was visiting her - as if to say 'Don't worry : he's just trying to kill you'.
I have a theory that when “Don’t fear the Reaper” plays when Billy enters Sidney’s house, it’s to drown out the noise while Stu is downstairs kidnapping Neil. What backs this up is the fact that Neil is wearing the same clothes as that night.
I actually think Scream is mostly like Sleepaway Camp. Both have that making fun of vibe to them, but both still have good killing scenes and can be actually creepy. And they don’t put humor at the fore front. Only differences with the type of person the killer is and how their sequels’ direction went (Scream mostly more scary while Sleepaway Camp went more campy and horror comedy). I will say that Sleepaway Camp (the first one) has the better kills, since it does the unexpected.
You know I don't know whether you do this usually but I would love to see a (even if it's for April Fools) things you missed of the Scary Movie franchise as it would be a good light watch and clue me into some of the films referenced
Your usage of the word retard here was tasteless and undermined the point you were trying to make. youre a grown man and capable of choosing words that do not directly harm marginalized groups. thanks
12:32 seems like Stu is also a big Death Row Records fan with the Murder Was The Case soundtrack poster, which is interesting too because of Snoop Dogg’s murder trial and because the song/soundtrack/short film helped popularize the “Horror” Rap genre in the mainstream
Another great detail, when Sidney is running through Stu's house and goes through his room she goes through another door to the room with the window she climbs out of. As she is is running, you can see dolls that Stu used the plan the previous deaths, most notably a doll that looks like Casey is hanging from the ceiling.
Yeah 4k videos are becoming nicely more common now as the technology is more readily available, and of course Scream just had a 4k release in October so you can get some crystal clear captcha of it
what's up with using a slur? you have a vocabulary. use it and do better. you couldn't think of any other word to describe a mob? this is incredibly disappointing and really discredits any reputation you've tried to establish. Yikes.
I always thought that it was Stu on the phone with Casey. The voice and Stu both do that "ah-hah" thing while they talk. Like Stu did with Randy in the video store.
When you threw out the r slur I had to rewind twice because I thought I was hearing things. Pretty insane to me that you would leave it in here even though most of the comments I see are talking about how inappropriate it is. I was invested in this video but I will definitely not watch another.
You obviously weren't invested in the video if you let a single fucking word kill the whole 16 minutes for you. How about this, go research a horror series as extensively as he does, use perfectly clean language(I better not see any complaints in your comment section!) And get more views and show him how it's done. Oooorrrr you can just come here, bitch and moan and try to tear down a content creator who's clearly more talented than you. Actually, you should totally do the second one. Hell, hey bother making anything when breaking shit is just So MuCh FuN?!
When Stu goes "I didn't kill anybody" and Billy says "Nobody said you did" it always pisses me off because someone (Randy?) definitely implied Stu killed Casey earlier in the convo.
Got Damn I had to comment twice on here,the time and energy that you put in to making these videos are incredible. The resources,and things you picked up in this movie is crazy. Great job My Guy.
Noticed a slight clue from Billy at the fountain scene where as he's telling Stu - "Nobody said you did" - his eyes get wider, which could be him telling Stu to STFU. @15:47
It's so cool to notice that billy holds his knife with one hand, and Stu with 2 hands.
its definitely a cool clue if you pay extra attention :)
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Yeah billy stab with only right hand
Billy also chokes his victim before killing them
@@grahamcarroll30 yeah he strangle them while Stu loves to slice
Another possible subtle hint at one of the killer's identity is when Stu, Sidney and Tatum are talking at the lockers, Stu is checking his forehead in a hand held mirror, possibly checking for any marks from headbutting Sidney. Also, speaking of the scene where Ghostface attacks Sidney for the first time, I only found out recently that when they're running up the stairs, you can hear what sounds like Stu talking.
Really
Yeah in each film they layered in the sound of who's meant to be behind the mask at the time grunting or reacting to being hit etc. So in Scream 2 when Gale and Dewey are attacked after watching the video, you can hear a woman moaning when Gale ducks and ghostface falls over the barrier as at this point it's meant to be Billy's mother attacking them
the bruise could also be from slamming his head through the window while chasing Casey (Even though days had passed) If you listen carefully you can also hear words being muttered in the background' while Ghostface chases Sindey up the stairs in her house (Which you mentioned) those words are 'easy easy' which you hear Stu say this to Tatum the next day :)
Cool
You can not hear anyone in that scene. Craven debunked this when asked in 2013.
Why does everyone seem to miss the Exorcist hint? When Casey Becker is found hanging with her guts out, her face is cut up and it resembles the Exorcist. Billy then tells Sidney he was watching The Exorcist.
also the reporter (not Gale)who gets in Sidney's face asking her "what it feels like to almost be butchered?" is Linda Blair...the actress who played Reagan on the Exorcist
Watching exorcist with all the good parts cut out. Dam I just caught that
@@alexomar2407 That's literally in the video lmao
No one seen that movie
@@kayla-xd7hilol what
Fun fact: at Sidney’s house when she falls asleep And wakes up and walks by the closest you can hear a very slight creak of the floor that’s actually Stu who’s of course in the closet
@@FOXCYBORGNINJA you're technically right, but why would your mind go there? The scary part of having someone in your house when you're asleep is that they could kill you or harm you, not that they could pull their dick out or something?
@@FOXCYBORGNINJA are you high
@@FOXCYBORGNINJA ya you high
@ FOXCYBORGNINJA do you mean gay sex?
@@FOXCYBORGNINJA My friend used to tell that story when we were around 9 - 10. That and the one about the kid who ate his grandfathers liver and the grandfather came back from the dead and to eat his.
It's fair to say Wes Craven was a genius. God bless him. RiP
Don`t think God is blessing him for horror lol.. Rip Wes
Rip Wes
Bro fr my brother made me watch Nightmare on elm street and I legit couldn't sleep for a few days, I was 6 too! My brother was super into horror when he was 8(hes two years older than me)
Did you notice the recurring theme of flowers in the film? Sydney wears a red floral top, Stu gives Tatum & Sydney flowers as they leave school, and as Sydney watched the news coverage of Cotton there is a flowerpot in the scene (to symbolize that he was actually innocent)
Or it’s the 90’s so flower prints were super common….
Yeah I used to note that kind of thing when I watched movies but I've noticed many art departments use a ton of flower patterns in movies. I think it's more of a stylistic thing than a meaningful choice, but I like your idea that it represents innocence!
@@CZsWorld 0:45 my favorite horror movie is dawn of the dead from 1978 directed by George a Romero
In another Easter eggs video they said that when billy climbs through sidneys bedroom right after her dad went to bed billy turns on the radio you can hear a click and they had said its because he didn’t want her(Sidney)to hear a scuffle when Stu kidnapped her dad I just thought that was a pretty cool one.
The bit where Sidney calls up the police and they arrive seconds later was lampooned in Scary Movie, when Cindy types in "White Women in danger" and the entire force runs to her rescue!
I got one that I rarely see anyone talking about. After Ghostface "stabs" Billy, you can clearly see the edge of the knife is clean and that Ghostface applies the fake blood afterward for the next shot (Ghostface keeps his hands on the blade to smear the fake blood) to then wipe it off in front of Sidney, selling the kill. Go check it out for yourselves. Time stamp on the movie: 1:20:40
I assumed it was a continuity error, that he was cleaning it twice.
Thats actually a continuity error because as you are correct right after the "kill" his blade is clean, then the next shot you assume he put blood on it, when in actuality the next shot the knife is clean again, which proves it was continuity rather than applying blood.
Also in the behind the scenes one of the makeup guys addressed this directly as an error in filming.
I also thought that when Cindy said “In your dreams” was a little reference to Nightmare on Elm St.
That’s what I said!
Not Cindy, lol.
Scary movie lmaoo
Sidney not Cindy lol
Sidney.
NOT Cindy.
When Sidney says "Not in my movie" she means that in her movie the killer doesn't get one last scare. It's meta because the jump scare works on a green audience but Sidney, stronger than before after surviving the bloodbath, doesn't flinch and shoots him dead fearlessly without missing a beat. badass energy.
I have so much respect for how much work goes into this series! It seems like it would take hours and hours and hours to go through the movie and find all the smallest little details or Easter eggs that are in it and isn’t something you would notice while watching it!
12:47 Okay, as a disabled acquaintance... ouch at that word.
same. that sucked.
That was kinda too much
thanks for saying this. i had to turn on the closed captions just to make sure he said what i heard. to the creator of the video, you really need to try harder
Glad im not the only one that bothered
Not watching further, what the f. I hate the 'freedom' protestors too but nah to that slur.
I really appreciate your series. I can’t watch 99% of horror, but I love world building. Your videos are thoughtfully researched and give me the opportunity to appreciate horror stories, without sitting through the movies and having my head fucked up for a week.
I believe there was the novelazation where Stu somehow survives the T.V scene, but is horribly scarred. I always thought that would have been cool for a reveal for a future movie
It was supposed to be script scream 3
it's what is going to happen in Scream 6
@@Coryalan2 Your comment did NOT age well......
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you’re right…
…It’s going to happen in Scream 7
13:54 being killed with a tv to the head right after the sentence 'in your dreams' also might be a reference to Jennifer in Nightmare 3
Beat me to it! I thought this immediately 🙂
But wes craven didnt direct that one.
@@damondelgado4603 neither did he direct halloween, but there's still a ton of references
Or Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer. "Otis. Plug it in."
I have a feeling that when Dewey tells Tatum not to embarrass him in front of the sheriff because, “He’s his superior,” and Tatum replies with, “The Janitor’s your superior,” is a reference to that the janitor, Fred, was played by Wes Craven, was David Arquette’s “superior” in that he was his boss in the making of Scream
The moment at the fountain when Stu says he hadn't killed anyone has always read to me as Billy always doing the killing and Stu being jealous of that...
Stu killed Casey. Kevin Williamson who wrote the movie confirmed it. And both Wes and Kevin confirmed it on the commentary.
Billy's face at this moment was also kind of creepy when he said 'nobody said you did' it's almost like that's something we as fans should have caught on to that he's the killer and was warning Stu with this face to shut up before he gets them caught, maybe Stu never did many kills and he was always the clean up guy like calling Sidney while Billy's in prison kind of thing or lurching around Tatum and Sidney at the store and at Tatum's house
@@misslaura199 stu killed Casey. Confirmed by the writer and by Wes Craven.
@@darth_kal-el Yes he did and I said maybe he didn't do many meaning after Casey he probably killed one other person which was Kenny the cameraman and Billy did the rest, Billy was confirmed to have killed Maureen Prescott, the principal and Tatum and Stu did both of the attacks on Sidney before the final showdown and I think Billy was also responsible for Dewey's attack and he shot Randy, Billy was more of a psycho than Stu, imo anyway
Billy definitely killed Casey. He chokes his victim and stabs with 1 hand. Stu uses both his hands when he's stabbing
When Sidney opens the door and the music starts playing its not only to make us believe someone is behind the door it also indicates that Ghostface (Stu) is hiding in the closet, also later Sidney hears a creak coming from the closet but decides to ignore it. (The closet is where Ghostface pops out of attacking Sidney)
As someone who is absolutely obsessed with these movies I have to say you got me on a couple of things
Same here
Sydney killing stu with the tv while saying "in your dreams" is also a reference to Nightmare on Elm Street 3.
The first scream is my favorite of the franchise. Pointing out these details makes it so much better. Awesome video!!!
I think the reason Ghostface didn't ring Casey's phone when they were trying to find her, is because the call wass till connected, that's how her parents heard her on the line instead of just a dial tone. If you remember, a chair went through the window, so I'm pretty sure she didn't hang up.
7:53 - This is the first time I'm hearing about Linda Blair having a cameo in Scream. That's just awesome.
You forgot when Sidney Prescott says: “Thanks, Dewey, but with my luck I'd get Tori Spelling.” Only to have Tori Spelling play Sid in “Stab”, the fake movie in “Scream 2”
He didn't miss it. He's only referencing thngs exclusive to the first movie. Not the sequels.
That’s true. I thought that since Sid had mentioned it in the first Scream. But you’re right. He’ll probably include in “Things You Missed in Scream 2”
I always took the "in your dreams" and the TV to the head as an homage to Freddy ramming Jennifer's head into the TV in Nightmare 3.
Another great vid, always love to learn these little details :D
Cool yt with 86 likes, no comment? Let me fix that
When I got from when she opens the door that makes a noise it's giving you a clue that at some point Ghostface is going to be in the closet which he is. I never got the idea of all this going to be someone behind the door when she closes it.
12:47 you really had to use to “R” ?! You can’t be more creative than using an archaic word that’s hurtful.
It’s not a slur 😭😭😭
Ok how about morons idiots dumbasses dipshits donkeys jackasses. Those are hurtful yet it's ok to use. he used it to describe all those Karen's anti vaxxers anti masking etc. It's all about context.
@@ZaneLionhartffxiv the r word is used to degrade nuerodivergent folks. It’s meant to shame folks for their inherent traits, not actions that they chose to do. Calling someone a dumbass is hurtful, but it’s not about something they can’t control. That’s the difference.
Oh get over it
@@BOOcketMan I'm autistic and I don't agree
I’m stunned that nobody has mentioned this already but during the scene where all the kids are sitting in front of the fountain at the school Stu and Billy are wearing black boots like Ghost Face while everyone else has tennis shoes on
Sheriff Burke wears them as well when he puts the cigarette out with his boots
Came here for the exceptional thumbnail, stayed for the horror enlightenment. Bravo, 5 stars! 👍🏽
10:50 I always took the Tatum/Beetle showing up as a reference to Friday the 13th Part 2, when Amy Steele's character initially shows up to camp. She's driving a Beetle. She is also late, as is Tatum, and they both park on a bit of an awkward slant/hilly location. By the way, love your name.
2:16 For some reason some people are convinced that the Ghostface in those scenes is Roman even though he wasn't even thought of at the time they made the first film. It's most likely Billy listening to Sidney and Tatum discussing Maureen sleeping around while he's hiding in the bushes and stalking them near the shop.
If that were true, shouldn't he be wearing street clothes? So he could get close enough to them to ACTUALLY hear them. AND.... if they should, i don't know...run into him? lmao it wouldn't be as big of a deal
@@CrissBaybay why would it be Roman? He even says that all he did was get Billy to kill Maureen, he didn't know Billy would team up with Stu and start killing others.
Roman didn't even exist when this movie was written. So that makes no sense.
Yes he did he told Billy to have a partner to sell out in case they get caught
Some may be convinced of that. No problem. People can have their opinions. However, Roman says "I'm a director, Sid. I direct." Which to me means he didn't do any killing until Scream 3.
12:48 using that word gives me the ick. It’s not necessary. There are much better words. Had to stop watching after that
Popsicles?
@@justanotherspook447 he actually said the r slur and added his opinion on politics, he cut it out though it seems since he uploaded it
@@sour2099 Say whaaaaaaaaa
Keep coming back for the horror coverage and the great host. Just keeps getting better. Keep up the good work!
I love the Scream movies so much, it's so underrated! Love the cool Easter eggs and clues in the back. Never noticed before.
Scream is not underrated. It's very well known and very well liked, not to mention it's what reinvigorated the slasher genre. I don't know why but people on TH-cam love commenting how everything and everyone they love is underrated. I don't think you all know what that word means. 😆
I am surprised this dude used the r word. I thought that was not allowed nowadays 12:47. I enjoyed this movie though
Its not its pretty disrespectful surprised me too
Funny how people minds are so programmed to just focus on one word And not the context of the word he used, retard yet he just insulted half Of the American population
@@VSMOKE1 i mean its a slur so context or not its still a slur
@@VSMOKE1 I don’t understand what you’re saying, this is the exact context where it’s wrong. He’s associating a group of less abled people with a group of people that many consider dumb… In what way is that not completely disrespectful to the people who’re less abled?
@@tristennothwer6017 I appreciate that you care about this topic, but I have to disagree on what you said about context. In English class, I wouldn’t consider my (absolutely lovely btw) teacher a racist because she read ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ to the class. This context in which she said ‘The N-Word’ was not racist. Of course, it is still a racial slur, but I feel that you’re placing emphasis on a slur always being racist (which it isn’t).
7:18 this scene and Randys Horror Movie Rules are the best moments
12:47 am I hearing it wrong or did he say the R word......
yeah, he said it
I didn't hear it?? Am I just missing it somehow? 😭😭😭
I think we’re both missing it cause I can’t hear (or see with subtitles) it either 💀
I need a things you missed in the scream TV series because I know it had it's problems but I loved that series and it revitalized my love for the horror genre.
Yes wish it didn’t get canceled 😊😊
6:33 Since Halloween H20 is written by Kevin Williamson the line where Laurie tells John and Molly to drive down the street to the Beckers makes sense as a Scream reference.
Yeah but Jamie says that also in Halloween 1978
@@djordjemarkovic1389 in 78 she sends them to the "Mackenzies"
In H20 she sends them to the "Beckers" as a reference to Drew Barrymore's (Cassie Becker) parent's in Scream 1.
6:09 I genuinely didn't know any of these, and the amount of times I've watched this movie omg 😄 So thank you very much for still including them!
One of my favorite lines ever in a movie "its like deja vu all over again" so funny
So in the first scene, there’s sort of an unspoken subject between the filmmakers and the audience about land line technology for the time.
Which is, that when you are on the phone with someone else and you hang up, but the other person doesn’t, you still stay connected to that call on your end.
You see this illustrated in how since Casey doesn’t hang up the call is technically still going, and if she hangs up and try’s to call the cops on that same line, it’ll only bring her back to the call with the killer if the killer hangs up.
And so when Casey’s mom picks up a different phone she hears Casey on the other end still on the line with Billy/Stu,
who both could’ve possibly been in a group call the whole time.
Until the killer makes the killing stab and the line goes to a busy tone..
They really did think about the benefits and limitations of telephone technology for the mid 90s, remember Caller ID didn’t even exist yet.. but group calls did, and if you left your phone off the hook you were pretty much stranded...
Trials for Caller ID were running in the early 80s. It was made available by 1988 in limited markets and had fairly widespread use by the early 90s. Although, it certainly wasn't commonplace. I'd actually say it's rather surprising that the homes of these kids didn't have Caller ID, considering it appeared that most of their parents were quite well off. Although, I suppose it wouldn't really matter considering Billy mentioned cloning cell phones in the movie.
I don’t like you
@@theoneandonlyoni 😭
Clever
What year was that, and country??
I grew up in San Francisco, pretty close to where Scream was filmed, and in 96 we cordless landline phones, but also an old rotary phone you spun to make a call, and if you left it off the hook nobody could call your house, they’d just get the busy signal...
Something that always bothered me, the corn syrup being so easily wiped from the knife. That stuff is a nasty sticky mess and would not have just wiped off.
this and Bubba successfully getting the chainsaw first try every time are mildly infuriating
Depends on what you add to it
@@soxpeewee for horror movies usually just food coloring. Seeing as Stu & Billy were really into the whole slasher gig I figured they'd use as well.
@@darthmaul8278 There's been a few times I've wished for that ability, especially for the old push mower I had to use as a kid. Even now as an adult (33) I continue to want that sacred secret.
There are some tasty recipes with flavor additive and cocoa powder that aren't as sticky and have a more realistic viscosity
3:22 the funny thing about these two statements is that the movie was never intended to be called Scream it was initially going to be called Scary Movie a play on horror movies and them being a vital role in Billys motive and Drew had initially signed on to play Sidney and the guy who played her boyfriend was either one of the two final actors for Billy or he was the final actor but she thought it would be more affective and make more of an impact since she was one of the more well known actresses at the time if she was one of the first to be killed off because it would set the tone of the movie and have fans think anything can happen, this is why she was also heavily featured in promo pictures because I don't think fans would've believed that Drew would've been killed off so easily and quickly
Ironically, the parody of the parody is called 'Scary Movie'
Thank god she wasn’t Sydney in the end no one could be here like nev
Another interesting thing about Tatum having a VW bug... I don't know if it was an intentional nod to her scream role, but when Rose was hired for the show charmed, her character Paige drives a VW bug (although a lime green one)
I didnt notice until now how much layered and well thought out scream is
I have never clicked on a video so fast. 😍 I am STOKED you decided to cover this series, you're tied for my favorite channel with Dead Meat! 🥰🥰🥰
@12:46 - wow. easy unsub
What is the slur I'm confused I prolly don't know the slur?
dropping the R slur when you go out of way to bleep other bad words rubbed me the wrong way. I love your channel and this really sucks for your neuro divergent fans.
Thank you!! I thought I was the only one who caught that.
Yeah, that’s not cool.
I really hope he educates himself after this and doesn't just pretend it never happened because I'm honestly really disappointed
I had to check again to make sure I heard correctly. Such a shame :(
i had to rewind to make sure i heard it right?? i agree lmao
Did he just use the r slur?
Yes who cares
@@yey8288 just stop
@@darcyrivera1775 Nobody gives a fuck. Minority actually complaining here. 800 comments, 50 complainers.
You all need therapy if this is what you take out of 16+ minutes of content that you digest.
Please seek help
@@San-cs6lk dude i've been casually scrolling through the comments and you've gotten more worked up then people who are disappointed. you need to chill out and realize it's not about you.
Some of y'all are that word, bc it's not a slur!
Sidney saying "in your dreams" before killing Stu with the TV might be a reference to the famous "Welcome to Prime Time, bitch" scene from Nightmare 3, where the girl dies similarly in a dream.
IS NO ONE GOING TO TALK ABOUT HIM DROPPING THE R WORD AT 12:53 HELLO??? wtf dude
He said retard lol not that big of a deal
Stop being so overly sensitive.
I'm autistic and not saying this does literally nothing I am not being "protected" the only time it should matter is for example someone knows u have a mental condition and use it in a derogatory term
No because we’re not all overly sensitive about words like you are
“the r word” you sound dumb 🤣
Casey seems to have never actually disconnected from the killers phone since the her home phone is still connected to the killers when the parents try calling 911. Maybe the killers could have tried yelling into the phone or something when they were trying to find Casey.
Wasn't that in your dream line also a nightmare on elm street reference. The welcome to prime time kill when Freddy stuck her head in the tv. I didnt notice it until you said it. It thought you was about to say it was a reference to that kill. It could be a reach but feels to specific to be. Those are one of the few tv electrocution kills.
Well, it could be a reach but I rather think you are onto something. Next to the point you already made, it is interesting to note that Freddy Krueger killed Jennifer by smashing her head into the television in "A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors", a film written by, you guessed it, Wes Craven. I mean, it still can be coincidence but that would be incredible odds if you ask me.
I was going to say the same thing. This was actually the first reference I picked up on, the first time I watched the movie.
I have a love/hate relationship with how observant you are in this video. I appreciate all the details you've analyzed, yet the immense amount of elements I never even thought of almost makes me feel dumb for not even thinking about half of the things you point out. In retrospect, it just goes to show how much detail Wes Craven had put into this film, & I learned a lot from it. Saying this was "well thought out" would be a severe understatement.
What about the connection to Stu's death. "In your dreams" smashes head through tv set...
Dream warriors, girl is dreaming, gets her head smashed through TV.
:)
16:33 yikes. please don't use that word like that. good video otherwise but that put me right off
12:47 yeah, not a good reason to use a slur. literally could’ve used any other word there.
Who the fuck care?!?
It’s just a word
Also, Kali, sweetie.
Retard, isn't a slur. Get educated!
@@AveryTheBoss77 an ableist word that’s been used against disabled people for decades now
What is the slur?
i absolutely love your videos!
i was also wondering if you’ve done the history or like insidious trilogy explained? id really like to look into it, cause when i watch the movies i get confused haha!
Isn’t crazy how much is in the backdrop of movies we miss!
I used to watch this over and over in as a kid/young teen I freaking loved it still do especially Stu
We all know that Loomis is a tip of the hat to Halloween. What no one ever talks about is that Billy, I think,is a nod to the creepy phone killer in Black Christmas.
Tatum was acting so small she could fit through the cat door so they stapled her clothes to it to make it look like she was stuck.
There is something else that I noticed in the movie as well and I hope others do to. But after Tatum dies billy shows up at the door and looks at stew and lifts his eye brows at him before he enters the home letting him know that he that he did kill Tatum then stew gets happy and then billy comes in and goes upstairs with Cindy
Stu loves having his girlfriends killed
This is my favorite horror movie and it’s cool to see all of these details
When Sidney says "In your dreams!" & drops the T.V. on the dude's head, it could also be a reference to "Nightmare On Elm St. 3 : Dream Warriors" when Freddy Krueger kills the girl by shoving the girl's head into the T.V. ( Maybe?)
I love how he has commercial breaks with no commercials.
Will it be an actual ad or will it be CZ. Stay tuned to find out.
This entire video I was expecting a last scare scene because discussing Scream is just asking for it, and it *still* got me.
The editing on this video is so good
7:55 Interesting. I thought the use of the song Don't Fear The Reaper was really there as a form of irony, since it played when Sidney's boyfriend was visiting her - as if to say 'Don't worry : he's just trying to kill you'.
Loved this video. I'm sure this goes without saying but I'd love to see you do the sequels 😄
I freaking love these videos! Thank you for the excellent content CZ
4 hour editing was worth it! The new TYM logo looks great
I have a theory that when “Don’t fear the Reaper” plays when Billy enters Sidney’s house, it’s to drown out the noise while Stu is downstairs kidnapping Neil. What backs this up is the fact that Neil is wearing the same clothes as that night.
I actually think Scream is mostly like Sleepaway Camp. Both have that making fun of vibe to them, but both still have good killing scenes and can be actually creepy. And they don’t put humor at the fore front. Only differences with the type of person the killer is and how their sequels’ direction went (Scream mostly more scary while Sleepaway Camp went more campy and horror comedy). I will say that Sleepaway Camp (the first one) has the better kills, since it does the unexpected.
You know I don't know whether you do this usually but I would love to see a (even if it's for April Fools) things you missed of the Scary Movie franchise as it would be a good light watch and clue me into some of the films referenced
Honestly I was thinking the same thing! It definitely would be a good April fool's day video lol
Your usage of the word retard here was tasteless and undermined the point you were trying to make. youre a grown man and capable of choosing words that do not directly harm marginalized groups. thanks
12:32 seems like Stu is also a big Death Row Records fan with the Murder Was The Case soundtrack poster, which is interesting too because of Snoop Dogg’s murder trial and because the song/soundtrack/short film helped popularize the “Horror” Rap genre in the mainstream
I always had a crush on 90s/00s Rose McGowan.
And as many others have pointed out: Please apologize for that r-word. It's the least thing you can do.
I don't care about the retarded word I care that hes injecting his videos with his political bias
I don’t think he’s gonna apologize…which sucks bc that’s all we want. I don’t wanna unsub but I will if he doubles down. 🤷♂️
Another great detail, when Sidney is running through Stu's house and goes through his room she goes through another door to the room with the window she climbs out of. As she is is running, you can see dolls that Stu used the plan the previous deaths, most notably a doll that looks like Casey is hanging from the ceiling.
Don't use the r word 12:48. It is degrading and alienates me from you.
I don’t know if CZ gets this very often but, I find is voice so relaxing i listen to these at night to sleep.
Dude did you really use the r word at 12:40? Cmon man I'm disappointed in you.
is nobody gonna talk about the quality on this video. Absolutely immaculate 2160p that’s crazy for a TH-cam video
Yeah 4k videos are becoming nicely more common now as the technology is more readily available, and of course Scream just had a 4k release in October so you can get some crystal clear captcha of it
what's up with using a slur?
you have a vocabulary. use it and do better. you couldn't think of any other word to describe a mob? this is incredibly disappointing and really discredits any reputation you've tried to establish. Yikes.
I always thought that it was Stu on the phone with Casey. The voice and Stu both do that "ah-hah" thing while they talk. Like Stu did with Randy in the video store.
Love the video! Keep up all the good work
I feel like saying "in your dreams" and crushing his head with a TV is reference to the welcome to primetime kill
At 12:48 what’s that word you used???
As a fan of the franchise, I love those kind of videos, those details are always amazing
When you threw out the r slur I had to rewind twice because I thought I was hearing things. Pretty insane to me that you would leave it in here even though most of the comments I see are talking about how inappropriate it is. I was invested in this video but I will definitely not watch another.
Hyper sensitive horror fans perplex me
You obviously weren't invested in the video if you let a single fucking word kill the whole 16 minutes for you.
How about this, go research a horror series as extensively as he does, use perfectly clean language(I better not see any complaints in your comment section!) And get more views and show him how it's done.
Oooorrrr you can just come here, bitch and moan and try to tear down a content creator who's clearly more talented than you.
Actually, you should totally do the second one. Hell, hey bother making anything when breaking shit is just So MuCh FuN?!
Yes thank you CZ so glad to see a new video post ! I am here for it
8:29 And Billy himself is the reaper in this case with him and Stu just having killed Casey and Steve before he went to Sidney's house.
This channel is super dope. Love all of the videos and I am really happy that you’re making ones for the scream movies!
12:47 SOMEBODY PLEASE TELL ME HE DID NOT SAY WHAT I THINK HE SAID
When Stu goes "I didn't kill anybody" and Billy says "Nobody said you did" it always pisses me off because someone (Randy?) definitely implied Stu killed Casey earlier in the convo.
Got Damn I had to comment twice on here,the time and energy that you put in to making these videos are incredible. The resources,and things you picked up in this movie is crazy.
Great job My Guy.
Noticed a slight clue from Billy at the fountain scene where as he's telling Stu - "Nobody said you did" - his eyes get wider, which could be him telling Stu to STFU. @15:47