Scream

What's your favorite scary movie?

Twenty-five years after the original Woodsboro murders, a new Ghostface rises-copying kills, stalking legacies, and dragging a fresh group of teens into the nightmare. Among the targets are sisters Sam and Tara Carpenter... and Logan, the quiet outsider with a past he refuses to talk about and scars he can't explain.

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The past always comes back.

After surviving the Woodsboro murders, Logan knows the rules: trauma doesn't end the story-it just sets up the sequel. But his body isn't healing the way it should, his memories are coming apart, and the flashes he can't explain feel older than the genre itself.
When a forgotten WWII documentary unlocks a piece of Logan's past that shouldn't exist, Logan, Tara, Sam, Chad, and Mindy follow the mystery to Tokyo-half escape, half investigation. What they find isn't closure, but a new Ghostface who treats murder like ritual, not spectacle, and who seems far more interested in Logan than the final victim.
As the bodies fall and the rules start breaking, it becomes clear this killer isn't trying to remake a movie. He's trying to finish a story that began decades ago-one Logan was never meant to remember.
Because in this chapter, Ghostface isn't hunting victims.
He's hunting an origin.

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Who gives a fuck about movies?

After surviving the massacres that should've ended them, five survivors run to New York City for a chance to breathe again. But Ghostface doesn't stay dead for long.
When a new mask appears in the subway shadows, secrets unravel, trust fractures, and Logan's mysterious abilities become impossible to hide.
Because the city is bigger, the rules are bloodier, and this Ghostface isn't after just one final girl-he's hunting them all.
And Logan may be the key... or the next kill.