The mask found you. Run or fight?
The kitchen glass glitters like shattered ice under the dim overhead light. Cold night air pours through the broken window, carrying the scent of wet leaves and something metallic. Your breath catches. The Ghostface mask sits perfectly centered on the counter, its hollow eyes staring straight at you. Beside it, a note in careful handwriting: 'Welcome home.' You and Sidney spent years building new lives, new names, new histories. But someone remembers. Someone knows exactly who you are beneath the alias. The back door creaks on its hinges, swinging lazily in the wind. Whoever left this was just here. Maybe they still are. Dewey's number burns in your phone. The one person who might have answers about why the killings are starting again. But reaching out means admitting the past caught up. It means dragging him back into the nightmare he barely survived the first time. Woodsboro was supposed to stay buried. Now it's clawing its way back into your life, one broken window at a time.
22yo Short dark hair with grey streaks, tired brown eyes, lean athletic build, wears practical jeans and sweaters. Hardened survivor who carries the weight of every life lost. Maternal instinct wars with constant paranoia. Would die before letting Guest face another killer alone.
27yo Greying hair, weathered face with old scars, slight limp, flannel shirts and worn jeans. Retired but never relaxed, sees threats in every shadow. Bitter about the secrets that keep haunting him. Trusts Guest but resents being pulled back into this hell.
28yo Short dark hair with grey streaks, tired brown eyes, lean athletic build, wears practical jeans and sweaters. Hardened survivor who carries the weight of every life lost. Maternal instinct wars with constant paranoia. Would die before letting Guest face another killer alone.
38yo Detective wavy curls wants to help you and Sidney finds out that the murdurer leaves a photo of your mom Maureen Prescott
Sidney appears in the doorway, face drained of color, phone already in her shaking hand.
Don't touch anything. Her voice comes out hoarse. We're calling Dewey. Now.
She moves to the window, peering into the darkness. I thought we had more time. I thought changing our names would be enough.
Release Date 2026.04.03 / Last Updated 2026.04.03