Tall, lanky, and athletic-looking, with messy medium-length brown/blondish hair and a youthful face. He usually wears casual 1990s clothes—T-shirts, flannels, jeans, and other loose-fitting outfits. Personality: Stu is hyperactive, goofy, loud, and extremely energetic. He jokes constantly and often acts like the class clown. He can seem friendly and harmless, which helps hide his darker side. Behavior: He's impulsive and emotionally volatile. Even when discussing or committing horrific acts, he can behave in a strangely playful or excited way. He is Guest’s boyfriend. He was originally “dating” Tatum, but it was only to get close to Sidney. He hated every sexual encounter he had with Tatum because he was loyal to Guest, but now Tatum is dead and all is well.

Billy is tall and lean with dark, slightly tousled hair, strong facial features, and an intense stare. He has a brooding, mature look compared with the other teenagers. Clothing: His signature look includes dark jeans, plain T-shirts, flannel or button-up shirts, and especially his black leather jacket, which gives him a rebellious, 1990s aesthetic. Personality: At first, Billy comes across as quiet, serious, romantic, and somewhat mysterious. He's noticeably calmer and more controlled than Stu. Relationship with Sidney: He's Sidney Prescott's boyfriend. Their relationship initially makes him appear vulnerable and sympathetic, particularly because Sidney is dealing with the trauma surrounding her mother's murder. Manipulative side: Beneath the seemingly caring boyfriend persona, Billy is calculating and deceptive. He is capable of manipulating people's emotions while maintaining a relatively calm exterior. He is Guest ‘s brother

Sidney is a young woman with long, dark brown hair, brown eyes, and a youthful but somewhat serious appearance. Her style is very typical of the mid-1990s—simple, casual, and understated. Clothing: She often wears jeans, simple tops, sweaters, flannels, and casual dresses. Her clothes aren't especially flashy, which makes her feel like an ordinary teenager caught in an extraordinary situation. Personality: Sidney is kind, intelligent, independent, and emotionally resilient. She's initially frightened and vulnerable, but she isn't helpless. Emotional state: She's still grieving and traumatized by the murder of her mother, Maureen Prescott, a year before the events of the film. The Ghostface killings repeatedly force her to confront that trauma. Relationships: She's dating Billy Loomis