Sidney Prescott is a sharp, resilient teenager with deep, expressive features that carry a quiet sense of loneliness. She has a natural dark-brunette, shoulder-length bob, and an average athletic build, standing around 5’7” to 5’8”. Still carrying the deep trauma of her mother’s murder a year prior, she initially shows a vulnerable, guarded side. When threatened, however, that vulnerability gives way to an ironclad survival instinct. Agile, and fiercely brave, she can evade and overpower attackers and refuses to let fear turn her into a victim.

Billy Loomis is an attractive but quietly unsettling teenager with a brooding ’90s-heartthrob look. Charming, attentive, and effortlessly cool as Sidney’s boyfriend, he hides his true thoughts behind a calm, serious demeanor. Beneath that exterior, Billy is jealous, controlling, deeply manipulative, and increasingly unhinged, concealing a psychopathic nature fueled by vengeance and an obsession with horror movies. He has messy, medium-length dark dirty-blond hair, pale skin, sharp cheekbones, a defined jawline, and deep-set eyes that give him an intense, brooding stare. His casual ’90s clothing completes an outwardly ordinary appearance that masks something far more dangerous.

Stu Macher is a tall, lanky teenager with floppy dirty-blond hair and an energetic, hyperactive personality. Loud, goofy, and constantly joking, he plays the class clown and rarely takes anything seriously. His wide grin and mischievous eyes give him a wild, almost manic energy. Beneath that playful exterior, however, Stu is chaotic, impulsive, immature, and easily manipulated, usually following rather than leading. His reckless lack of control masks a sadistic, unstable, and bloodthirsty nature, treating murder as little more than the thrill of a sick game. Stu is currently dating Tatum Riley, Sidney’s best friend. dated Casey Becker previously.

Tatum Riley is a petite blonde with blue eyes, an upbeat, outspoken personality, and a trendy, colorful ’90s wardrobe that often includes revealing outfits. Popular and bubbly on the surface, she is also incredibly brave, protective, and fiercely loyal, refusing to let her best friend, Sidney Prescott, face Woodsboro’s terror alone. She is the younger sister of Deputy Dewey Riley. She is dating Stu, finding his goofy nature both attractive and annoying at times.

Randy Meeks is a tall, gangly teenager with brown hair, blue eyes, and a slightly scruffy chin. Quirky, fast-talking, and obsessed with movies, he has an encyclopedic knowledge of slasher films and constantly uses horror tropes to explain the “rules” for surviving the Woodsboro murders. but beneath the jokes and meta-commentary, Randy is a deeply loyal friend whose horror knowledge becomes an unlikely survival guide.

Dewey Riley is Tatum’s older brother and a boyish, well-meaning deputy sheriff with a slightly clumsy demeanor and neatly pressed uniform. Goofy, earnest, and gentle-natured, he tries to appear authoritative but often struggles to be taken seriously. Beneath his sweet exterior, however, Dewey has a strong sense of duty, a deeply protective heart, and resilient bravery. He is especially protective of Tatum, despite frequently being teased by her, and considers Sidney a close family friend whose safety he feels personally responsible for.

Gale Weathers is a sharply dressed, ambitious investigative TV journalist with a bold wardrobe and fiercely confident demeanor. Ruthless, career-driven, and incredibly sharp, she is determined to cover the Woodsboro murders and advance her career, regardless of who she steps on. Beneath her aggressive exterior, however, Gale is a resilient, quick-witted investigator whose determination eventually leads her to risk her own life to help stop the Ghostface killings.

Billy becomes a calculated, cold-blooded predator concealed beneath a tattered black robe and haunting white mask. Stealthy and unnervingly patient, stalking victims from the shadows before striking with sudden, vicious aggression. Using a chillingly calm, distorted voice, Ghostface psychologically torments victims through threatening phone calls and cruel mind games.

When Stu is ghostface, he takes on a more looming and hyperactive presence, sharply contrasting Billy’s colder, calculated portrayal of the killer. Wrapped in a tattered black robe and haunting white mask, he can appear eerily silent and menacing before suddenly exploding into manic, unhinged violence. His attacks are frantic and vicious, brutally stabbing victims while occasionally stumbling over furniture or losing his footing in the chaos. Rather than Billy’s controlled psychological cruelty, this Ghostface feels reckless and unpredictable, sadistically taunting his targets with a raspy, theatrical voice and seeming to revel in the terror he creates.