All 62 Deaths From The "Scream" Movies, Ranked

Introducing a whole new group of corpses from Scream VI...

SPOILER ALERT: This post includes spoilers from ALL SIX Scream movies. Do not proceed unless you want to know every single person who gets killed and who kills them.

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The first rule of surviving a BuzzFeed post with spoilers is to stay a virgin. Oh wait, sorry, it's "don't read the post if you don't want to get spoiled."

For those of you brave enough to stay with us, I'm sure you know by now that the sixth Scream movie (annoyingly switching to roman numerals for some reason) is out in theaters now.

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It's Scream takes New York (even though the whole thing was shot in Montreal and YOU CAN CERTAINLY TELL). 

Ghostface is back to kill a whole new batch of unsuspecting victims (no matter how much they know about horror movies), and I am loving every bloody, stabby second of it.

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Even if it will make me terrified to enter a bodega from now on.

To honor the new release, I revisited all the films and have performed an in-depth ranking of every kill in the six Scream movies.

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Including Cici, of course.

To start, some ground rules:

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1. I'm only ranking kills from the Scream movies, not the television series. 

2. Each kill has been assessed based on the creativity of the kill, importance to the film, grisliness, and iconic-ness. 

3. The entire kill scene is taken into consideration, so even if the stabbing itself is mundane, if it's done in a creative scene, then that ranks higher. 

So let's begin.

62. Deputy Clay (Rob Fortunato): Scream (2022)

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Sorry to this man. Who is he? How did he die? What was his favorite scary movie? I don't know anything about him other than that he was some kind of hospital guard who is bleeding out on the floor in the hallway. We don't even get to see the kill, so this is a last-place moment. 

61. Marnie Cooper (Britt Robertson): Scream 4

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One of the franchise's few other offscreen kills, Marnie dies in the opening montage of Scream 4, and her corpse is thrown through a window. She appears to have been stabbed in the stomach, but truly, who knows? Maybe she was killed for crimes against fashion because her baggy cowl-necked sweater was so hideous? 

60. Paul 2.0 (Matthew Giuffrida): Scream VI

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I know that the newest installment of the franchise has been getting rave reviews, but let me just say that its kills are pretty weak sauce. And the sauce is even weaker as the film refused to kill even a single one of its returning characters. Sam, Mindy, Chad, Tara, Danny, Kirby, and Gale all survive? I need to have a chat with the writer's room. Is this even a horror film if we have seven final girls? 

Anyways, Quinn's hookup is stabbed offscreen and left in the shower for us to quickly glimpse. Lame. 

59. Greg: Scream VI

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Jason's roommate and co-conspirator, Greg, is also killed off-screen in the new installment. He's at least beheaded and left in the fridge, which is more fun, but we still don't get to see it. 

58. Brooks (Thomas Cadrot): Scream VI

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Gale's boyfriend is technically killed onscreen, so he's got that going for him, but he's killed in the blurry background while Gale's chatting with Ghostface on the phone. WILD that she doesn't hear this. 

57. John Milton (Lance Henriksen): Scream 3

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Now that we've got the offscreen (and blurry background) kills out of the way, we're moving on to a series of efficient, unimaginative quick kills that don't do much except to clear the chessboard of some potential suspects. First up, we've got the perverted, sexist, predatory head of the film studio producing Stab 3 (one of the meta horror films based on the events of Scream). His throat is slit in the final act of the third film with very little pomp and circumstance. 

56. Bodega Customer: Scream VI

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Scream VI is bloated with lame kills to try and distract us from the fact no one actually dies in this film. This dude at the bodega gets stabbed quickly in the stomach. 

55. Bodega Employee (Jason Cavalier): Scream VI

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And then this dude gets shot with his own gun. 

54. Steven Stone (Patrick Warburton): Scream 3

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While Stone, a security guard on the set of Stab 3, is doing a perimeter sweep, he's easily offed by Ghostface in a trailer. Moving on. 

53. Kenny Jones (W. Earl Brown): Scream (1996)

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The films' final acts usually include some quick casualties just to up the body count, and Gale Weathers' cameraperson is an easy target for a quick throat slitting. 

52. Officer Andrews (Philip Pavel): Scream 2

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We've now got a trifecta of mundane cop deaths. First up, this man who has his throat slit while Sidney is in the backseat of his squad car. 

51. Ross Hoss (Adam Brody): Scream 4

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This one is stabbed outside his squad car. 

50. Anthony Perkins (Anthony Anderson): Scream 4

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And here is his partner, who is stabbed moments later straight through the forehead. The forehead is a more interesting spot to be stabbed, so that's why he's leading this blue-badged pack. 

49. Hallie McDaniel (Elise Neal): Scream 2

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Sidney's college bestie climbs out of a wrecked squad car over the unconscious body of Ghostface only to be stabbed moments later a few yards away. Very run-of-the-mill. 

48. Trevor Sheldon (Nico Tortorella): Scream 4

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While statistically, the boyfriend is the killer 40% of the time, that was not the case in Scream 4. After being absent for much of the film, Trevor appears in the final moments to be quickly shot in the head by Jill (Emma Roberts). He has moved slightly up the list because he also got shot in the balls. 

47. Dr. Christopher Stone (Henry Czerny): Scream VI

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Sam's (truly terrible) therapist from the newest film is killed rather unceremoniously early on. They could have really amped this one up, but Dr. Stone is just stabbed through his front door. 

46. Vince Schneider (Kyle Gallner): Scream (2022)

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This early parking lot kill in the fifth film is fairly by the book and is almost completely unrelated to the rest of the plot. There is more suspense here than the quick kills earlier on the list, but it's not doing anything new. 

45. Christine Hamilton (Kelly Rutherford): Scream 3

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The opening kills in Scream movies are usually fairly interesting and eventful. Not so in Scream 3, where Christine gets out of the shower, only to be stabbed, along with her boyfriend, by Ghostface pretty unceremoniously.

44. Derek Feldman (Jerry O'Connell): Scream 2

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Much like Trevor in Scream 4, Derek is an 11th-hour boyfriend kill of little consequence. He is shot while strapped shirtless to a giant sun, though (it's apparently part of some kind of fraternity hazing ritual), so bonus points for that odd detail. 

43. Principal Himbry (Henry Winkler): Scream (1996)

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Despite being a huge star, Henry Winkler went uncredited in the first film as the high school's principal, so as not to detract from the younger stars. While being stabbed by Ghostface in the principal's office of a school is pretty dull, Winkler does have fun puttering around to build suspense. 

42. Trudie in Stab 6 (Shenae Grimes): Scream 4

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Starting in Scream 2, we are introduced to the Stab film franchise, a series of Scream-like horror movies that the Scream movies use to make meta commentary. We see clips from several of these films throughout the franchise, and that includes a Facebook-themed remix of the Casey kill from Scream as the opening film within a film within a film gambit of Scream 4. Trudie is stabbed by Ghostface after she and her friend Sherrie get scared via the internet. A fairly unimaginative play on the original, but that's the whole point. 

41. Sherrie in Stab 6 (Lucy Hale): Scream 4

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And here is Sherrie a spot higher, only edging out her bestie because a throat slit is more interesting than a chest stab, IMHO. 

40. Casey Becker in Stab (Heather Graham): Scream 2

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A basic re-creation of the opening sequence of Scream for the film Stab based on the Woodsboro murders. Because we see this in a movie theater setting, it really loses the suspense. Also, we've seen it happen before. 

39. Jason Carvey (Tony Revolori): Scream VI

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Jason is an interesting twist on the usual opening format because he's the one who makes the film's first kill as a copycat Ghostface only to be the first real onscreen victim of Scream VI's actual Ghostface. The "hot or cold" gambit that leads him to discover his roommate's severed head in the fridge is fun even if his ultimate death is kind of run-of-the-mill. 

38. Kate Roberts (Mary McDonnell): Scream 4

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One of the better quick kills, Jill stabs her own mother as Ghostface through the mail slot in their front door. Ruthless. 

37. Angelina Tyler (Emily Mortimer): Scream 3

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The plot of Scream 3 focuses on the making of Stab 3, and Angelina is cast in the Sidney Prescott role. In the movie's final haunted mansion act, she is stabbed while trying to flee the house, but not before shouting the iconic line, "I didn't fuck that pig Milton for a leading role just to die here with second-rate celebrities like you two." Too bad that's exactly what she did. 

36. Randy Meeks (Jamie Kennedy): Scream 2

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Sweet, sweet Randy — the horror expert who explains the rules of the genre to his friends in the original movie. He somehow survived the original bloodbath, only to be killed halfway through the sequel in a pretty underwhelming way. I do not want to be gutted in a local-news van while teens with a boombox stroll by. 

35. Mrs. Loomis (Laurie Metcalf): Scream 2

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Every Scream movie ends with the killer (or, usually, killers) being taken down by Dewey, Gale, and Sidney (or Sam and Tara if you're of the later batch). While those deaths are always eventful and important, some are more entertaining than others. The weakest is this one of Billy Loomis's mother. She's got some good crazed monologues, but in the end, she's just shot a couple of times without doing much. 

34. Quinn Bailey (Liana Liberato): Scream VI

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After Quinn fakes her death early on, she returns in the grand finale only to be shot in the head in the most lackluster of the film's triad of Ghostface kills. 

33. Richie Kirsch (Jack Quaid): Scream (2022)

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Richie, Quinn's older brother, is stabbed a few more times and a bit more violently by his sister, but he also goes without too much flair or panache. 

32. Detective Bailey (Dermot Mulroney): Scream VI

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Seems only right that Quinn and Ritchie's dad should be slotted alongside them on the list. He's at least stabbed in the face, but it lacks the flair of later deaths on the list. 

31. Roman Bridger (Scott Foley): Scream 3

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And I'd say the same for Roman, the director of Stab 3, who fakes his own death and then pops out as the sole killer of the third film. He does get the coveted "I thought you were dead, but I'm gonna pop up one final time for a last jump scare" spot, so props for that, but other villains are given more spectacular send-offs. 

30. Cotton Weary (Liev Schreiber): Scream 3

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After being a reliable red herring in the first two films, Cotton is the opening kill of Scream 3. The drive-home-as-fast-as-you-can-to-save-your-girlfriend bit is interesting, and he gets to do the opening mysterious phone call scene, but once he arrives home, it's just a few stabs and on we go. 

29. Laura Crane (Samara Weaving): Scream VI

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The opening kill of Scream VI is one of the film's best (and the fact it only reaches 29 on the list really tells you a lot). She's supposed to be on a first date only to be lured into a dark alley by the boy she thinks has gotten lost. Laura is a film studies professor which makes her slightly interesting, and Samara Weaving is a true scream queen of the highest caliber, which also bumps this up a few spots. Ultimately though, we've now seen this opening phone call kill play out numerous times, and this one didn't do enough to reinvent itself. 

28. Jenny Randall (Aimee Teergarden): Scream 4

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After her friend Marnie is chucked through the window in Scream 4's opening, Jenny gets the more eventful chase scene, which ends with an homage to a garage door-themed scene from the original when Ghostface traps her underneath before stabbing her. We're starting to get a bit more exciting here. 

27. Sheriff Judy Hicks (Marley Shelton): Scream (2022)

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Now for the tandem kills of the Hicks family in the requel. After surviving Scream 4, Judy is now a sheriff and basically gets to reenact the Cotton-Christine scene from Scream 3, except she's driving to try to save her son. I also like the added twist that she runs straight into Ghostface's knife on the front lawn in her panicked hurry. 

26. Wes Hicks (Dylan Minnette): Scream (2022)

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Wes gets the Christine role of showering and wandering around the house while his companion races home to save him. I ranked him higher than his mother solely for the slow-motion knife-through-the-neck shot we see as he's stabbed in the foyer. 

25. Robbie Mercer (Erik Knudsen): Scream 4

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Robbie basically gets the "Let me explain the horror movie rules" role from Randy in Scream 4 and does so admirably. He commits a cardinal sin, however, and gets drunk in the film's final act, making him an easy target for Ghostface as he wanders around the house vlogging. Due to an earlier stated rule that gay people survive horror films, his final words are "I'm gay, if it helps," which is exactly what I would say if someone was going to stab me, too. (Although there is some controversy surrounding whether Robbie is actually gay or not.) 

24. Tyson Fox (Deon Richmond): Scream 3

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Tyson is another Stab 3 cast member who falls victim to Ghostface in Scream 3's final sequence. He gets stabbed, flipped in the air when a rug is yanked out from underneath him, and then chucked out a balcony, so he got a nice little send-off despite a small role. 

23. Jennifer Jolie (Parker Posey): Scream 3

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Parker Posey playing actor Jennifer Jolie playing Gale Weathers might be the best part of Scream 3. She is electric from her opening sequence and gives every chase scene energy as she clomps around shrieking. Her final moments, trapped in a secret room and banging on two-way mirrors, is high energy even if it's not the most exciting way to go. If only Dewey had reached her a few seconds earlier, she might have survived. 

22. Ethan Landry (Jack Champion): Scream VI

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Ethan certainly gets the best offing of his serial killer family. He's stabbed multiple times in the film's final showdown in which Tara screams "die you fucking virgin" in reference to the franchise's rules about virgins being killed. He also gets the final pop-up where a TV is dropped on his head Stu Macher style. This is one of the few kills from the latest film that taps into the campy delight of the franchise. 

21. Phil Stevens (Omar Epps): Scream 2

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The opening kill of Scream 2 is a bit overshadowed by that of Phil's girlfriend moments later, but getting stabbed in the cheek through a bathroom partition is certainly a way to go. Also, he dies at a Stab viewing party, so really, is there a better place to be killed? I think not. 

20. Steve Orth (Kevin Patrick Walls): Scream (1996)

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If you thought Casey was the franchise's first kill, think again. That honor goes to her football-player boyfriend, Steve, who has his intestines sliced out by Ghostface when Casey gives a wrong answer to his scary movie trivia game. Being first and SO BLOODY is worth something on this list. 

19. Cici Cooper (Sarah Michelle Gellar): Scream 2

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Every Scream movie has a fairly random, unrelated set-piece murder toward the start (Vince and Principal Himbry are weaker versions of this death location). Scream 2's addition to the roster is Cici, the sorority girl who is taunted over the phone before being chased through her entire sorority house and tossed over a balcony. The scene is a lot of fun, and the death is certainly memorable. 

18. Sarah Darling (Jenny McCarthy): Scream 3

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Filling the same slot in Scream 3 is Sarah's chase through the film studio, including her final moments among a rack of Ghostface costumes (surprise — one of them has a killer inside). The introduction of the voice changer 2.0 to replicate the cast members' voices also makes this more interesting as Sarah runs lines with her "director." Her role: Candy, a chick who gets killed second, is only in two scenes and has to die naked. 

17. Olivia Morris (Marielle Jaffe): Scream 4

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And taking the early-film-death slot for Scream 4 is Kirby and Jill's bestie, Olivia, who is stabbed seemingly hundreds of times, hung out the window, and then disemboweled so much that 50 gallons of blood appear to be dripping from her ceiling by the end. All while Kirby and Jill watch from across the lawn, of course. This is easily the bloodiest, most violent kill in the whole franchise and deserves a high ranking because of it. 

16. Liv McKenzie (Sonia Ben Ammar): Scream (2022)

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In and of itself, Liv's death in the new Scream is fairly mundane: just a bullet through the head. BUT I am ranking it so high because it is the REVEAL. It's the shock-and-awe moment when we learn that Amber is the killer as she knocks off her friend with uncaring swiftness and launches the film's final killing spree. 

15. Anika Kayoko (Devyn Nekoda): Scream VI

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Topping out at number 15, the best death of Scream VI goes to Mindy's lesbian lover. Not only is she stabbed by Ghostface in the apartment tussle, but she's then tasked with traversing a ladder over an alleyway in order to escape the killer. Halfway across (and bleeding out), Ghostface decides to rattle her a bit before finally flipping her off the ladder. She plummets, snapping her neck on a dumpster as she falls. Spectacularly done. 

14. Mickey Altieri (Timothy Olyphant): Scream 2

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While his partner, Mrs. Loomis, dies fairly easily, Mickey is first betrayed and shot by Mrs. Loomis in a shocking twist and THEN comes back from the dead to be the film's last-gasp scare tactic. The Greek tragedy set tumbling down on him is also a nice cinematic touch. 

13. Charlie Walker (Rory Culkin): Scream 4

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Playing a similar role in the fourth film is Charlie, who reveals himself to be the killer, only to be murdered by his accomplice, Jill. I ranked this one higher, however, because it is a twist on the Stu-Billy scene in Scream, where the pair of baddies take turns stabbing themselves to look like fellow victims. When Jill is instructed to stab his shoulder, she instead stabs his heart, because horror films, after all, prefer sole survivors. 

12. Rachel in Stab 7 (Anna Paquin): Scream 4

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The center of the trifecta of opening sequences from Scream 4 features two friends in Stab 7 scoffing over the opening of Stab 6. When Rachel complains too much about horror movies being predictable, however, Chloe turns and stabs her with a kitchen knife. Not so predictable anymore, huh? And of the five people who die at the beginning of Scream 4, this is far and away the most surprising and innovative. 

11. Tom Prinze (Matt Keeslar): Scream 3

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In a franchise of almost exclusively stabbings and shooting, a gas explosion that destroys a whole house is quite a standout move. Tom, the actor playing Dewey in Stab 3, runs back into the house to get a fax message from the killer, only to be roasted alive. Probably one of the most painless Scream deaths, too, I'd say. 

10. Captain Down (Tim Hillman): Scream 2

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Wowzers. My hats off to this man. As you've seen so far on this list, the police are usually pretty worthless. Not Captain Down. The man is a legend. After his partner has his throat slit, Down gets out of the car, fights Ghostface head-on, and gets stabbed and banged against the car several times. THEN, when Ghostface tries to drive off, he hangs on the hood of the car for quite some time. He is only finally killed when the car is totaled and he is crushed under some kind of construction debris. AND EVEN THEN, HE IS STILL HOLDING ON TO HIS GUN. Like, the man did not need to give us so much, and yet he provided!

9. Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich): Scream (1996)

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It's hard to get more iconic than Sidney's high school boyfriend-turned-psychopath, Billy Loomis, part of the original Ghostface pair. His final scenes, in which he fakes being stabbed, licks his cornstarch blood, gets Stu to stab him, and then eventually is shot by both Sydney and Gale, are legendary. He's the original last-minute pop-up. He's an icon. 

8. Stu Macher (Matthew Lillard): Scream (1996)

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And of course, his accomplice, Stu Macher, is listed right here alongside him. While Billy is certainly the more iconic character, dying by having a large '90s TV pushed on your head to the point of electrocution is certainly a more interesting way to die. TV trumps bullet in this ranking. 

7. Rebecca Walters (Alison Brie): Scream 4

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It is shocking that it took the franchise four films to get to a parking garage murder, but it was WORTH THE WAIT. This sequence is a masterpiece. First, Alison Brie as Sidney's bitter, fame-obsessed, recently fired publicist is one of the franchise's most entertaining characters. The giddy way she says "Two girls were murdered" is everything, and her muttering to herself in this scene is incredible. Second, we have the elevator glitching. But she doesn't die there. Instead, we move on to point three, the car not starting (also a well-done horror trope). When she finally dies after being chased around the parking structure, it is only with a boring stab, but then she is pitched off the structure into the middle of a press conference, so really, the woman knows how to make an entrance even as a corpse. 

6. Dewey Riley (David Arquette): Scream (2022)

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Sweet, sweet Dewey! It took five films, but the franchise finally decided to dispense with one of its trio of leads. He's been stabbed, shot, and knocked around more times than we can count, but he's always been the heart of the series. In the most recent film, he goes back to shoot Ghostface in the head, only to be stabbed himself. As a death in and of itself, it isn't that exciting, but since it's the send-off to the legendary Dewey Riley, I had to rank him high. 

5. Amber Freeman (Mikey Madison): Scream (2022)

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To arrive in the franchise so late and die so spectacularly is a gift. After revealing herself to be the killer, shooting her friend in the head, and going on a diatribe about how she's a toxic movie fan who needed to kill people to give the franchise new content, Amber bears down on the leads for a final killing spree. Instead, she's stabbed a few times, doused with hand sanitizer (in the best bit of low-key COVID referencing I've yet seen on the big screen), and then burned alive when she runs into the stove covered in Purell. BUT WAIT, she also gets the coveted last-minute pop-up as a flame-broiled human who then gets shot in the head. 

4. Jill Roberts (Emma Roberts): Scream 4

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"How do you think people become famous any more?" Well, duh, it's by murdering all your friends and family, stabbing yourself, ripping out your own hair, throwing your body down onto a glass coffee table, and then posing as the final girl of Ghostface. Jill's final run is deliciously delusional, and dare I say it, she's the best villain of the franchise? When she awakens at the hospital, however, and learns that her Aunt Sidney is still alive, she staggers through the halls to finish her off. Unfortunately, a defibrillator to the brain and then a couple of bullets to the head (in addition to her self-inflicted wounds) put an end to her glorified victim complex. A fitting end to my favorite homicidal high schooler. 

3. Tatum Riley (Rose McGowan): Scream (1996)

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This is the most ingenious death in the franchise. To try to escape Ghostface by climbing through a garage doggy door, only to be hoisted into the air and have your neck snapped, is the sick, twisted creativity we want to see. Ghostface didn't even need to bother coming back to stab her again. Bonus points for Tatum's final monologue about not being scared of the killer. Bonus bonus points to whoever installed and reinforced this garage door. This is a Fort Knox-level quality that minds growing up could only aspire to. 

2. Maureen Evans (Jada Pinkett Smith): Scream 2

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After Scream's brilliant opening, the writers were left with a nearly impossible task in opening the sequel, and yet they came back strong and stuck the landing. The Stab screening filled with Ghostface impersonators is an ingenious place to start Scream 2, and to have the crowd so caught up in the frenzy that they don't notice a woman actually being stabbed feet away from them is perfect. Jada perfectly plays the scaredy-cat reluctantly watching a horror film, and when her "boyfriend" returns, only to stab her repeatedly in the aisle, I got chills. Plus, the drama of her staggering bloody in front of the screen to the horrified and confused looks of the crowd! Can you imagine? The franchise, for all its glory, is still waiting to recapture this magic in an opening act. 

1. Casey Becker (Drew Barrymore): Scream (1996)

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It was you. It was always you. This Drew Barrymore scene IS Scream. To feature the famous actor so prominently in the marketing campaign, only to kill her off immediately, is genius. To have her play a meta game based on horror films is genius. The line "Do you like scary movies?" is genius. The sheer terror this has burned into every human answering a phone while home alone is genius. The blonde bob and cream sweater is genius. This is one of the greatest sequences in cinematic history (let alone the franchise). This is number one with a bullet (or I guess knife, in this case). Also, this tidbit I found on Reddit about Ghostface's initial question? MIND BLOWN. 

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