Skeet Ulrich exclusively confirmed to The Post that he was set to appear in “Scream 7,” until Melissa Barrera was fired from her role as Billy’s daughter, Sam Carpenter, due to the actress’s social ...

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Two years after Melissa Barrera‘s unceremonious ousting from the Scream franchise, one star revealed he won’t appear in the next slasher installment either. Despite multiple franchise alums set to ...

The former Billy Loomis speaks out on what his repeat hauntings would've led to in a different version of 'Scream 7.' Reading time 2 minutes The Scream franchise came back to life with a legacy sequel ...

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An original Scream star has confirmed a popular Ghostface theory about Melissa Barrera's character for the slasher's original reboot trilogy plans. Barrera first appeared on the cast of Scream 2022 as ...

Twenty-nine years after Stu Macher and Billy Loomis cut it up in Wes Craven's Scream, stars Matthew Lillard and Skeet Ulrich are back together. Though the actors have known each other for decades, ...

Skeet Ulrich has insisted he is not in Scream 7. The 55-year-old actor starred in the original 1996 slasher as Billy Loomis - one of the Ghostface killers - and while several of his former castmates ...

Scream star Skeet Ulrich has confirmed that the plan for the franchise's new trilogy was originally very different to how the story played out. Scream 5, officially titled Scream, saw Ulrich reprising ...

In 1996, actors Matthew Lillard and Skeet Ulrich had breakout roles as Stu Macher and Billy Loomis in slasher film "Scream." Nearly three decades later, Lillard and Ulrich are reuniting for "Five ...

SEATTLE — Nearly 30 years after Matthew Lillard and Skeet Ulrich slashed their way into pop-culture history in "Scream," the real-life best friends are teaming up again — this time in the "Five Nights ...