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final-girl96 · 8 months

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My Boyfriend's Back Chapter Forty-Two

The Next Day

Sidney and I decided we would go to the L.A.P.D. Just as we walked into the precinct we saw Dewey, who was in the middle of trying to get a hold of one of us. We did our greetings and then went back to meet Detective Mark Kincaid. He was definitely Sidney's type; dark hair, tall, very handsome, nothing like Billy. He asked us questions and we talked. We also found out that our mother was once an actress that went under a different name. The killer has been leaving her pictures at the crime scenes.

"Can we go where this picture was taken?" I asked. Detective Kincaid nodded his head. "Yeah, sure. It was taken at the studio." We then left with another detective and a few police officers in tow and went to Sunrise Studios. When we got there, we saw the metal stairs that were in the background behind our mom. "Why didn't she ever say anything? I mean, she went by a whole different name back then. Do you think dad knows about this?" I asked, Sid. "I don't know. He did say she had a lot of secrets," she said.

We were walking past one of the trailers when the door opened. I jumped back with a small yelp before looking up to see who it was. "Jesus, Randy! What the hell are you doing here?" I asked. "Who else is going to tell you the rules of a trilogy?" He shrugged. I rolled my eyes and pushed past him into the trailer. Sidney, Gale, and Dewey were close behind. We all sat down and listened to Randy go on about the rules of a trilogy.

"Okay, so here's the critical thing. If we find ourselves to be dealing with an unexpected backstory and a preponderance of exposition, then the sequel rules do not apply. Because we are not dealing with a sequel, you are dealing with the concluding chapter of a trilogy," he explained. "A trilogy?" Dewey asked, and Randy nodded.

"That's right. It's a rarity in the horror field, but it does exist, and it's a force to be reckoned with, because true trilogies are all about going back to the beginning and discovering something that wasn't true from the get go. 'Godfather', 'Jedi', all revealed something that we thought was true, that wasn't true. So if it is a trilogy we are dealing with, here are some super trilogy rules." Great more rules to try and remember while fight yet another fucking killer.

"One, we got a killer who's gonna be superhuman. Stabbing him won't work. Shooting him won't work. Basically, in the third one, we gotta cryogenically freeze his head, decapitate him, or blow him up." I raised my eyebrow at that, "really? Can't we just shoot him in the head and be done with it?" He shushed me and continued on.

"Number two; anyone, including the main character, can die. This means you, Sid, and you," he said, looking at me. "I'm sorry, it's the final chapter. It can be fuckin 'Reservoir Dogs' by the time this thing is through. Number three; the past will come back to bite you in the ass!" He gave me another look and I cleared my throat. "Whatever you think you know about the past, forget it. The past is not at rest, any sins you think were committed in the past are about to break out and destroy you."

He never took his eyes off me while saying that. I knew he was talking about Stu. This time around all that I've been hiding would come out into the public and then I'm fucking six ways to Sunday. "I'm just glad I got to be here and tell you all this. I made a tape back at Windsor as a just in case. Honestly, I'm surprised I survived since I lost my virginity to Karen Kolchak in the back of the video store in the porno section," Randy said.

"Creepy Karen?" Dewey asked, and I snorted, trying to keep from laughing. "Shut up! She's a nice girl!" Randy argued. "He went on a date not too long ago with her," I blurted out. Everyone looked at him, and he huffed out a heavy sigh. "She's a nice person!" After Randy was done with all his rule telling, and we calmed down from teasing him about Karen, we left the trailer. Sidney had to go to the bathroom, so I went with her while Gale went off to do her own detective work, and Dewey and Randy waited outside the sound stage for me and Sideny.

I stood at the sink, looking at myself in the mirror. Randy's words about the past coming back rang in my mind. I was so caught up in my own head that I didn't notice Sidney coming up beside me. "You okay?" I shook my head and looked at her. "Mmhm. Yeah, I'm fine." She turned the faucet on and washed her hands. We were getting ready to leave the bathroom when a noise from one of the stalls had us stopping in our tracks.

Sidney pulled out her pepper spray, and we slowly walked over to the stall. I took a deep breath and looked at Sidney, who nodded her head. She had her pepper spray ready, and I pushed the door open. A girl with short brown hair looked up at us after dropping her bag. I looked down to see a ghostface mask. Sidney bent down to help her pick up her things. "I wanted a souvenir. I didn't think anyone would mind," she said and quickly put all her stuff in her bag.

When she stood up and got a good look at us, her eyes got a little wide. "You're Sidney prescott! I'm you! Well, I mean, I play you in the movie, or I was supposed to." Sidney smiled at her, "it's nice to meet you…" The girl held her hand out, "Angelina. Well, I better get going. It was so nice to meet you both." Then she was gone.

"Well, that was weird," I said. Sidney bent down and picked something up. "Wait! You forgot your brush!" She headed for the door and rushed out into the sound stage. "Sidney, wait up!" I went after her, and we walked through a door, and as soon as I realized exactly where we were, I stood dead in my tracks. "Sidney, wait!" It was too late though she was already out the door.

I slowly walked through the hall and spun in circles. I was standing in the entryway of Stu's house. There were so many memories that came flooding back. It was unreal how accurate it looked. I looked into the living room. The first memory that came to mind was Randy going on about the rules to survive a horror movie.

"You don't know the rules?!" He stood up. "Great. Thanks, babe." He shrugged and looked at Randy. "Have an aneurysm, why don't you?" Randy stood in front of the tv and started his whole rule bullshit. "There are certain rules that one must abide by in order to successfully survive a horror movie. For instance, number one: you can never have sex." Everyone booed and threw popcorn at him. Stu kissed my neck. "It looks like we're dead, baby." I laughed and lightly hit him. "BIG NO NO!" Randy said, swatting at the popcorn.

"Sex equals death, okay? Number two: You can never drink or do drugs." There were cheers, and everyone raised their bottles. "The sin factor! It's a sin. It's an extension of number one. And number three: never, ever, ever under any circumstances say, "I'll be right back." Because you won't be back." Stu pulled out from under me and stood up, kissing my forehead, and then stood by the kitchen door. 'I'm gettin'' another beer, you want one?" He asked.

"Yeah, sure," Randy told him. Stu held his arms out, "I'll be right back," he said and backed into the kitchen. "See, you push the laws, and you end up dead. Okay, I'll see you in the kitchen with a knife."

That was all before shit really hit the fan and I learned that my boyfriend was a fucking psychopath who helped kill my mother. If only we could go back to the times before all this. Before the murders. Before our lives were made into a movie. We would never get away from this no matter how hard we tried.

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simpingforclaudette · 11 months

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just Randy & Stu things

there’s a critical lack of Randy/Stu fics, so i decided to make a list of headcanons about them to (hopefully) inspire people to write more about them.

Stu being Randy’s bisexual awakening.

Randy smoking weed and eventually sharing a joint with Stu.

Randy noticing how Stu doesn’t seem to be bothered by being called the f-slur by other guys.

Randy not knowing if he should call Stu a friend. The only reason he hangs out with him, Tatum and Billy is because of his friendship with Sidney. And when he thinks about it, he realizes he doesn’t know much about the guy. The only few things he’s sure of is that Stu loves being a dork and starting petty, stupid arguments with him and he has no clue as to why.

Stu throwing folded pieces of paper at Randy in class when no one’s looking. Sometimes he leaves some messages or doodles on them but Randy never sees them because he always ignores him.

Stu casually invading Randy’s personal space with small touches (shoulder & back pats, wrapping his arm around his shoulders, etc) and by standing slightly too close to him. Randy having this feeling in him every time he does that. It’s the same feeling he has when he thinks about Sidney.

Stu staring at Randy’s face to the point where he memorized its quirks.

Stu continuing to stare at Randy even after he got caught in the act and having this subtle, challenging grin on his face.

Randy getting pissed after bickering with Stu again and making empty threats.

Randy eventually realizing he’s attracted to Stu and doing some compulsory heterosexuality shit in an attempt to forget about it (dating/hooking up with Karen Kolchak).

Stu being the first to confess that he has a thing for the other but refusing to make the first “real” move and being a tease about it.

Randy making the first move after weeks of denial (and pinning). He does it when he’s sure Stu’s not fucking with him and they’re alone.

Stu placing his hands on Randy’s shoulders, neck and cheeks when they start kissing and getting intimate.

Randy doing the same in a more clumsy manner.

this is all i have for now. i might make a second part and a nsfw part if anyone’s interested. thank you for reading (:

#scream #scream 1996 #randy meeks #stu macher #randy meeks x stu macher #stu x randy

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taiyoko-jay · 1 year

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Randy saying he lost his virginity to Karen Kolchak is great and all but I think it's a lot funnier if he's lying,

because she was his coworker in 96, when he would be available to lose his virginity he'd be long gone from the video store. So I think it's funnier if he actually lost it to Mickey but couldn't possibly admit that so his work crush from 95-96' would have to do

#randy meeks #mickey altieri #randy x mickey #scream

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lcveblossomed · 1 year

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newest muses on my blog

Ripley Meeks-Kolchak (Scream 5 & 6)

Tara Carpenter (Scream 5 & 6)

Fennec Shand (Bad Batch, Mandaorian, & Book of Boba Fett)

Evelyn Hugo (The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo)

Celia St. James (The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo)

Harry Cameron (The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo)

Camila Dunne ( Daisy Jones & the Six)

Karen Sirko (Daisy Jones & the Six)

Adrian Conrad (Original Mechanic Character)

Jasmine Conrad (Original Singer Character)

Dary Conrad (Original Highschooler Character)

all of these muses need relationships, plots, etc so please reach out if you're interested in interact with any of these characters or just send memes/asks to start something right away

#indie scream rp #indie star wars rp #indie rp #evelyn hugo rp #daisy jones rp

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theharpermovieblog · 9 months

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#HARPERSMOVIECOLLECTION

2023

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I re-watched Trilogy Of Terror (1975)

Everyone remembers the evil little doll.

Three different horror stories about three different women play out in this anthology film.

Director Dan Curtis, who was previously featured on this list for directing the Kolchak TV movie,The Night Strangler, helms this made for TV horror anthology which stars Karen Black in each segment.

I'm growing more fond of Dan Curtis, especially his works with writer Richard Matheson. I've seen most of their films before, but never realized all these movies came from their collaborations. Each film is very seventies, and each one, without a doubt, has memorable moments.

Karen Black, the lead actress of this film gets to play several different characters and it actually made me better appreciate Black's talent as an actress. She's very good here, and when I started thinking about the other roles I've seen her in, I became a bigger fan. Check her out in this movie, as well as Five Easy Pieces and Rob Zombie's House Of A Thousand Corpses.

As far as anthology movies go, they aren't always great, but I have a soft spot for them. I love horror movies and technically with anthologies you get more bang for your buck.......sometimes. Usually you just get a bunch of crap.

The three segments here are all pretty good, with the middle being the weakest. The first one is about a female English professor who is forced into a relationship with a seemingly obsessive student. The second is about two sisters, one is supposedly evil and promiscuous, the other is tightly wound and hates her sister. If you can't guess the twist while watching, you have terrible detective skills. The third segment is the most famous and it's what this film is known for. It's about a woman who has been gifted a tribal Zuni Fetish Doll, which of course comes alive with murderous intent.

I can see why the third installment is the most memorable. While it is very silly, it's aggressively fast paced and fun.

Curtis' direction is solid, the film looks ok (if a bit dated) and it moves along at a nice clip. I was never bored watching this, and I think every horror fan needs to see that little wooden doll chase Karen Black around a very nice apartment, just once in their lives.

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bumblesimagines · 2 years

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Little Loomis

Part 8

Request: Yes or No

Almost at double digits y'all

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“Told ya I’d a movie some day! Well, if you’re watching these tapes it means, as I feared, I did not survive these killings here at Windsor College and that giving out my virginity to Karen Kolchak from the video store wasn’t my brightest idea. Yes, that Karen Kolchak. She’s a sweet girl, okay? Shit happens. Anyway, the reason I am here is to help you so that my death will not be in vain. So that my life's work will save some poor fool from being mutilated! If this killer does come back and he’s for real, there are a few things that you gotta remember. Is this simply another sequel? Cause if it is, same rules apply. But, here’s the thing, if you find yourself being introduced to an unexpected backstory, then the sequel rules do not apply. You’re not dealing with a sequel. You’re dealing with a concluding chapter of a trilogy. That’s right. A rare thing in horror movies. A trilogy is always about going back to the beginning and discovering something that wasn’t true from the get go. Godfather, Jedi, all revealed something that we thought was true, but wasn’t true.”

Hearing Randys’ voice and little jokes only made you feel guilty for finding Randy annoying on occasion. You hadn’t expected to hear his voice or see his face again after the funeral. But here he was, perhaps even saving the day with his rambling and movie knowledge. You pulled Sidney closer and kissed her head, feeling her hand squeeze your knee.

“If it’s a trilogy that you’re dealing with, here are some of the rules. One; you’ve got a killer who’ll be superhuman. Stabbing him won’t work, shooting him won’t work, basically in the third one you’ve got to freeze and decapitate him or make him explode. Two; anyone in a trilogy can die, including the same character. That means you Sidney. I’m sorry, but it’s true! Three; the past will come back to bite you in the ass. Whatever it is you think you know about the past? Forget it. Any sins committed in the past are about to break out and destroy you. So, in closing.. Good luck. And for some of you.. I’ll see you soon.” And with that, the tv turned to static, signaling the end of the tape. The mood of the room had certainly dropped. The reality of it all setting in for you. This wasn’t another nightmare where you’d unmask Ghostface as the deceased faces of your brother and mother and then wake up at home. It was happening again, and this time, there were higher stakes.

“Come on.” Dewey called softly as he stood, opening the trailer door and stepping out. You followed him and turned to face Martha, offering her a smile and hug.

“Be careful.” Sidney warned, hugging her as well and leaning back. Martha nodded and gave Dewey a hug before walking away. You sighed and wrapped your arm around Sidneys’ shoulder, facing Gale when she spoke.

“I’ve got an idea, I’ll hook up with you guys later.” Gale turned and walked away. Sidney crossed her arms and shook her head, sighing softly.

“Nothing good comes out of Gales ideas.” You muttered, watching her disappear around a corner.

“What happened to the guy that played me?” You turned to look Dewey. Dewey chuckled nervously and scratched the back of his neck.

“His actor quit to star in some popular series so... You were killed offscreen via car accident.”

“Lovely.” You sighed. Sidney laughed and wrapped her fingers around your fingers, peering around at the signs.

“Any bathrooms around here?”

“Yeah, follow me.” Dewey approached one of the buildings and nodded towards the door. Sidney entered, leaving you and Dewey standing outside alone. You dug your hand into your jacket pocket and pulled out a pack but before you could open them they were snatched out of your hands.

“(Y/N)! These things will kill you.” Dewey scolded and tossed them in the nearest trashcan. You sighed and leaned back against the wall.

“I’m aware, Dewey.”

“When did you start? Does Sid know?”

“After the massacre when we moved and... she thinks I quit. I don’t enjoy it, but.. It’s better than drugs or alcohol. My meds don’t do anything and-”

“What meds are you on?” Dewey asked, brows furrowing. You pursed your lips and sighed, scratching your temple.

“Just the typical for depression and anxiety. I’ve always been on them, even before the massacre. Billy knew and after mom left, he’d take them and flush them down the toilet cause he wanted me to ‘toughen up’. Jokes on him, I’d say surviving four killers has toughened me up pretty well and I’m still on them.” You smiled and chuckled but Dewey continued to hold a concerned and pitiful look. You opened your mouth to speak but heard a faint familiar shout.

“Sid, fuck.” You pulled the door open and entered the bathroom, seeing it empty. You rushed to the door at the end of the room and pulled it open, hearing a more clearer shout from Sidney.

“Babe!” You called for her, hearing her scream and rounding around some vans in time to see her fall from the roof of one of the houses. Dewey got the lights on as you ran towards her, getting on your knees and pulling her close. She sobbed and gasped for air, muttering unintelligible things as you cradled her body against yours.

“You weren’t supposed to be in the house, Sid. The murder scene was all set up.” Dewey rubbed her back, looking up at the house. Detective Kincaid arrived and glanced between you and Sidney with an apologetic look. You pulled Sidney up, letting her lean against you. Dewey got the large studio doors opened and Kincaid directed you and Sidney toward his car. Sidney sniffled and wiped away her tears, looking at Kincaid.

“They said there was nobody there.”

“I know what I saw. He was there, I wasn’t dreaming. He was there in Woodsboro.” Sidney explained.

“That’s not Woodsboro.”

“Don’t be a fucking smartass. You said you’d help catch the killer yet you were nowhere in sight today, so don’t get fucking smart with us.” You snapped at him, earning a cocked brow from the detective and a look of surprise from Dewey.

“Alright, we’ll take you both back to the station, keep you under watch, and get you to a safe house. Sound good, Loomis?”

“Get fuc-”

“Sounds good, Detective.” Dewey cut off with a nod. Kincaid hummed and walked around his car, getting inside. Dewey opened the backdoor, letting you and Sidney get in.

“We believe you, Sid. Let’s keep the feistiness to a minimum, (Y/N). Kincaid is here to help us, after all.” Dewey said, patting the top of the car and taking a step back. The drive to the station was silent, only the radio filling the semi-tense atmosphere. You followed Kincaid into his office and sat down, taking Sidneys hand and getting a proper look around. His office was cluttered yet organized in a way. Messy in a way where you knew he remembered where everything was. You remained silent while he and Sidney spoke.

“Call me Mark, both of you.” You met his blue-eyed gaze, feeling Sidney shift beside you and hum softly

“We’ll call you Mark when you catch the killer.” Sidney replied before they continued their conversation. You weren’t interested in speaking with Mark though Sidney seemed to grow comfortable with him. Mark grabbed a file of documents and opened the door to his office. You tilted your head back and peered up at him.

“What’s your favorite scary movie?” Mark paused and seemed to think for a moment before leaning down.

“My life.” He whispered with a small grin, leaning back and leaving the office. You hummed and looked forward, tapping your finger against the armrest.

"You like him?" You asked and looked at Sidney. She furrowed her brows and shrugged lightly.

"He seems like quite the character."

"Wanna add him to our bedroom life?"

"(Y/N)!" Sidney gasped with flushed cheeks and smacked your arm. You laughed and sat up in your seat, leaning over and kissing her cheek. Sidney exhaled with a smile, leaning against you and resting her head on your shoulder. A few minutes passed before Mark poked his head in with an apologetic smile.

“This might take a while so make yourselves comfortable. One of the officers ordered pizza so don’t be afraid to help yourselves to a slice.” He said before moving back and disappearing deeper into the office. Sidney sighed and slid off her jacket, reaching for the books Mark had on his desk and sorting through them for an interesting book. You shifted into a more comfortable position, resting your head on your fist and dozing off.

The sound of a phone ringing startled you awake, a yawn escaping you. You heard chatter behind you and glanced back through the window to see the officer eating pizza.

“Rest well, sleepyhead?” Sidney asked as she reached into her bag and took out her phone. You grunted in respond and arched your sore back, letting out a deep sigh and rubbing your eyes.

“Hello? Who is this?” Sidney frowned, brows tucking and gaze flickering to you. She didn’t look panicked, just confused. “Dewey, Gale, or whoever’s calling, call me back cause I can only hear myself.”

“That’s weird.” You muttered but the confusion on Sidneys face quickly shifted into surprise. Sidney held eye contact with you before her eyes widened and she stood up, heading towards the door and stopping.

“Yes.” She responded to the caller, grabbing your arm and tugging you towards another private office connected to Marks’. She shut the door behind her and tilted the phone for you to listen in.

“Hello, Loomis.” The familiar gravelly and sinister voice spoke. “Oh, it’s hard being friends with you two. When you’re friends with Sidney and (Y/N), you die. Well, these friends don’t have to. It’s up to you.”

“How do we know the voices-”

“Are real? How do you know you aren’t hearing things? Well, unless (Y/N) is as fucked up as you, I’d say it’s real. But just for proof...” A thud followed by Deweys grunt and Gales shout. You winced at the noises and shared a look with Sidney.

“They have a chance. You show yourself, they survive. You run, they die.” Sidney whimpered when a slashing sound and Dewey crying out rang through the phone.

“Don’t you wanna know you killed your mom, Sidney? Don’t you wanna know what really drove your brother to murder, (Y/N)? Oh, your mother would be so happy to know we’d be together, Sidney.”

“Where are you?” Sidney shouted into the phone, taking a step away from you. Your gaze dropped to the floor, feeling the oh so familiar sense of panic and dread flush through your veins. A rodeo you had gone through with four killers before. Randys’ words echoed through your head. Billy never intended on killing you and neither had your mother but it was free game with the new Ghostface. A glistening object caught your eye, Sidney pacing and cursing in frustration. You picked up the keys and moved around the desk, sitting in the chair and unlocking the cabinets with it. Sidney stared at you in confusion as you went through the cabinets until you found a small handgun.

“Mark must have a spare as well.” You muttered to her, tucking the gun away and standing.

“Let’s catch another killer.”

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The engine shut off and you were left staring at the large mansion. You opened the door and got out, hearing the door shutting from Sidneys’ side. You hummed at the extravagant taste of whoever owned the mansion before approaching the gate and stepping to an outdoor pool area, a body laying inches away near the doors.

“Shit.” Sidney whispered, walking towards the body and crouching down. He’d been one of the actors for Stab 3 and now his blood coated the floor. A metal detector had been placed beside him with any damage. Sidney stood up and stared up at the mansion, flinching when a phone rang. She took her phone out and listened to the killer. With a sigh, she reached down and picked up the detector, running it over one side of her body. It let out the high pitched noise when it hovered over her necklace and then again when it hovered over her heel. Sidney reached down and took out the handgun, raising it and tossing it in the pool. She faced you with a frown and moved the metal detector over your body, grimacing at the noise when it went over your hip.

“Same as me.” She muttered and leaned back. You pulled the gun out and tossed it in the pool as well before looking back at her. Sidney listened to Ghostface and scoffed.

“No fucking way we’re going inside. How do we know they’re not dead already?” You peered into the open door and felt a prick of hope. You took slow steps to the side and breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing Dewey alive and moving.

“Sid.” You called out to her and walked towards the mansion, entering and approaching the gagged Dewey. His chair pressed up against Gales chair where she sat bound and gagged just like him. You moved over to Gale and crouching down, ripping the tape off and hearing her hiss in pain. You moved your hands down to the ropes and began searching for the knot.

“Where is he, Dewey?”

“Right there!” You turned your head at Deweys’ shout in time to see Sidney get slapped hard enough to make her fall back. Before you could react, he raised his leg and kicked your face, making you fall onto your back. Pain spread from your nose to your cheeks, blood beginning to trickle down.

“Shit, are you okay?”

“Do I look okay, Gale?” You sat up, wincing and holding your nose, the blood smearing on your face. You pulled your hand away, seeing Sidney pull out her second handgun and shoot at the killer.

“You look like shit.” Gale whispered. You sent an unamused look her way, taking Sidneys hand and standing up. She clicked her tongue and frowned, wiping some of the blood away.

“Real sweet, you guys. Can you untie us now or are you gonna start making out?”

“I’m this close to putting the tape back on, Gale.” You whispered, crouching down by the chair and raising your shirt to wipe more blood off.

“He’s gone.” Deweys’ whisper sent a chill down your spine. Sidney raised her gun away and pointed it towards the corridor, a creaking sound echoing through the house. Sidney gasped softly when Mark rounded the corner, gun aimed at Sidney.

“What are you doing here, Kincaid?”

“Tyson said there was a party here so I thought I’d come check it out.” Mark replied, glancing at you and the other two. He cocked a brow.

“How’d you get blood on you?”

“Starting to think you may be the reason why.” You replied. His brows raise and he glanced back at Sidney, slowly putting his gun away. He raised his hands.

“Miss Prescott, I’m here to help. Put the gun down.” Sidney swallowed and did so, the door behind her opening. Ghostface charged out but Mark was quick to push Sidney out of the way, her head hitting the armrest of Deweys’ chair.

“Shit, baby, wake up.” You whispered, shaking her shoulder. Sidney groaned in response and tilted her head around. You cursed and took the gun from her, standing up and searching for a clear shot. Sidney pushed herself up and stood, holding the side of her head. Eventually, Ghostface knocked Mark back and you shot at him. He dodged and when you pulled the trigger again, nothing happened.

“Alright, new game, let’s play tag.” You tossed the gun aside and grabbed Sidneys hand, turning around and pulling her down the long corridor. You entered the room at the end of the hall, pushing Sidney in and closing the door. She helped you lock it right as the killer slammed into the door, making it shake. You looked over the room and noticed it was an office with seemingly no doors others than the one the killer was trying to open.

“Babe!” Sidney whispered, motioning to the bottom of a bookshelf where light peeked through. You joined her in shoving books out of the way until you pulled on one that didn’t budge. Sidney pulled the fake bookshelf forward, letting you in first and closing it behind her.

“Officially hate this place.” You whispered and shut the wooden door, locking it and facing the small corridor. You followed Sidney out into a large room with a screen, the video playing showing Maureen Prescott, her voice echoing in the room.

“You hear her?” Sidney asked softly and looked at you. You silently nodded and looked back up at the video until a figure covered by a white and red fabric stepped out of a dark hall. Sidney took a step back and gripped your arm. The fabric was ripped off to reveal Ghostface. He raised his hand, locking the metal door behind the fake bookshelf. You could only assume the other door had been locked.

“You’re not going anywhere. It’s time you came to terms with me and with mother.” His choice of words regarding Maureen were odd and knowing how the Ghostface killers typically operated, they were no mistake.

“Maybe you never knew her at all, Sidney.” Ghostface ripped the front of the cloak to reveal a bulletproof vest. Sidney took a small step forward.

“Who the hell are you?”

“The other half of you.”

#x reader #x you #x y/n #x male reader #x male!reader #sidney prescott x reader #sidney prescott x male reader #sidney prescott x loomis reader #sidney prescott x you #sidney prescott #scream x you #scream x reader #scream movie #scream x male reader #scream x y/n #dewey riley #gale Weathers #mark kincaid

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kwebtv · 2 years

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TV Guide - May 5 - 11, 1962

Sheila James Kuehl (born February 9, 1941) American politician and former child actress popularly known for her portrayal of teen-aged genius Zelda Gilroy, the wannabe girlfriend of the title character in the television series The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, which aired on CBS from 1959 to 1963.

Her first television series was playing play Jackie, Stuart Erwin’s tomboy daughter, in the television series The Stu Erwin Show (also known as Trouble with Father) from 1950 to 1955. After Dobie Gillis ended its run, she co-starred with Kathleen Nolan, formerly of The Real McCoys, in the short-lived ABC television series Broadside, a female version of McHale’s Navy, in its 1964-65 season.

She then had television guest appearances on National Velvet, McHale’s Navy, The Donna Reed Show, The Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction, The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet, Marcus Welby, M.D. and The Ed Sullivan Show from 1963 to 1970. Her only acting roles beyond 1970 were in two Dobie Gillis reunion projects: a 1977 sitcom pilot produced by James Komack, Whatever Happened to Dobie Gillis?, and a 1988 television movie sequel, Bring Me the Head of Dobie Gillis. (Wikipedia)

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Dwayne Bernard Hickman (May 18, 1934 - January 9, 2022) Former actor and television executive, producer and director, who worked as an executive at CBS and has also briefly recorded as a vocalist. Hickman portrayed Chuck MacDonald, Bob Collins’ girl-crazy teenaged nephew, in the 1950s The Bob Cummings Show and the title character in the 1960s sitcom The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. He is the younger brother of actor Darryl Hickman, with whom he has appeared on screen.

While still on the Bob Cummings Show, Hickman guest-starred on other shows, such as The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet and Men of Annapolis. On June 23, 1960, Hickman appeared on The Ford Show, Starring Tennessee Ernie Ford.

He and Annette Funicello appeared together in an episode of the drama The Greatest Show on Earth, starring Jack Palance. He also guest-starred on Valentine’s Day, Vacation Playhouse and Wagon Train. Hickman appeared in the episode “Run Sheep Run” on Combat! as a soldier who froze during an attack by a German machine gun nest

He guest-starred on Ironside, Insight, The Flying Nun, My Friend Tony, Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color (“My Dog, the Thief”), Mod Squad, Love, American Style, Karen, Kolchak: The Night Stalker, and Ellery Queen. He reprised his most famous role in Whatever Happened to Dobie Gillis?, a one-shot pilot, and appeared in the TV movie Don’t Push, I’ll Charge When I’m Ready (1977) and reprised his role of Dobie in the TV movie Bring Me the Head of Dobie Gillis (1988).

In the late 1980s, Hickman turned to directing episodic TV, doing episodes of Duet, Charles in Charge, Open House, Designing Women, Get a Life, Head of the Class, Harry and the Hendersons and Sister, Sister.

He still occasionally acted, appearing in Murder, She Wrote, and A Night at the Roxbury (1996). He had a semi-regular role on the TV series Clueless. (Wikipedia)

#TV Guide #TV #1962 #Dwayne Hickman #Sheila James #The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis #The Bob Cummings Show #Love That Bob #Bring Me the Head of Dobie Gillis #Broadside

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I found a YouTube video from someone who had a preexisting Flex streaming box who has early access to the @PeacockTV streaming service. (I haven't been able to order a Flex box.) . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xp3EPKNeV_E . . I took 18 screenshots of the video and composited those down to 5 pages of the library TV shows I’m most excited about. . . . Airwolf, Alfred Hitchcock, 00’s BSG, Columbo, Covert Affairs, Eureka, Exosquad, Greatest American Hero, Heroes, Hunter, Leave It To Beaver, Monk, Murder She Wrote, Sabrina The Teenage Witch, Necessary Roughness, Psych, Savage Dragon, Seaquest, Sliders, Rockford Files, Carol Brunett Show, The Commish, Munsters, Woody Woodpecker, Wing Commander Academy, Warehouse 13. . . . Missing: A-Team, classic BSG, Magnum PI(s), Voyagers!, Six Million Dollar Man, Bionic Woman(s), Kojak(s), Kolchak: The Night Stalker(s), Knight Rider(s), Action Pack, Worst Week, Tales Of The Golden Monkey, Simon & Simon, Whiz Kids, Buck Rogers, Incredible Hulk, Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew, Baa Baa Black Sheep, Quincy, BJ and the Bear, Blacke's Magic, Uncle Buck(s), Northern Exposure, Harry and the Hendersons, M.A.N.T.I.S., Earth 2, Tek War, Space Precinct, Weird Science, EZ Streets, Just Shoot Me!, Karen Sisco, Andy Barker, P.I., Perfect Couples, Grimm, Bent, Free Agents, Go On, Camp, Sean Saves the World, About A Boy, Timeless, Midnight Texas. . . #airwolf #bsg #battlestargalactica #savagedragon #peacocktv #streamingwars #thestreamingwars #leaveittobeaver #monk #murdershewrote #wingcommander #wingcommanderacademy #seaquest #greatestamericanhero #hitchcock #alfredhitchcockpresents #necessaryroughness #munsters #universalmonsters #thecarolbrunettshow #thecommish #woodywoodpecker #eureka #warehouse13 #ateam #kightrider #cartoons #cartooncharacters #kolchak (at Portland, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_-2zOLBb1n/?igshid=1j8pvokr5vvpx

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ebaycurious · 7 years

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Signed by Richard Matheson! This is his first published novel. He signed this for me decades ago when I visited a vintage paperback show in Los Angeles. Famous horror / science fiction / fantasy author and screenwriter: "I Am Legend," "Somewhere In Time," "Hell House," "The Shrinking Man," "What Dreams May Come," also adapted his short story "Duel" for Steven Spielberg's first tv movie, and wrote 16 episodes of The Twilight Zone (including "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"). In the 60s he adapted several Poe stories for Roger Corman films "House of Usher," "The Pit & The Pendulum" & "The Raven." Three of his short stories were made into the famous horror film "Trilogy of Terror," which included the unforgettable "Prey" (first published by Playboy in 1969) which starred Karen Black being tormented by a Zuni warrior doll. He earned an Edgar Award for the teleplay "The Night Stalker," which was the TV movie that became the "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" series. Rare title from a small 1950's publishing house. This novel was eventually made into a French film in 1974 under the title, "Breasts of Ice," starring Alain Delon, Mireille Darc & Claude Brasseur. Title: Someone Is Bleeding Author: Richard Matheson Publisher: Lion Books 137 Cover Illustration: Uncredited GGA Paperback Original (PBO) Printing: 1st, 1953 AVAILABLE HERE FOR A SHORT TIME

#richard matheson #someone is bleeding #autograph #vintage paperbacks

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lcveblossomed · 1 year

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"I'm not-" Randy stops speaking and his lips press together as he gets frustrated. He hated that everyone assumed these things about him they didn't know him not really. "I'm not a virgin, okay? Karen Kolchak and I hooked up a few times at work. I swear if you call her creepy karen I'll kick your ass."

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lcveblossomed · 1 year

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@cosmicacy asked: 3-4 muses you haven't interacted with yet you may want to.

Ripley Meeks-Kolchak! For the 5th & 6th scream movies secret daughter of Karen Kolchak & Randy Meeks. Another legacy to try and not die with the others lmao.

Wren Zhao. A phoenix and school librarian for supernatural schools mostly the one from Wednesday but also for Legacies!

Adrian Jasmine or Darcy Conrad. A father and 2 kids dads a mechanic Jasmine is a singer on a cruise ship while Darcy is a cheerleader in highschool.

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lcveblossomed · 1 year

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karen kolchak also referred to as "creepy karen" in the third movie is ripley's mom. she didn't have a lot of friends her hobbies included watching movies and watching movies. she was very grungey witchy goth type like took it to extremes that weirded people out and gave her the nickname creepy karen. she now has relaxed the look to just be grunge lite and runs her own occult store. while in school ripley spent many a summer working there her mom paid way better than babysitting mostly because her mom had seen like every horror movie and didn't need her daughter to be a dead babysitter.

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Dwayne Bernard Hickman (May 18, 1934 – January 9, 2022) Film and television actor and television executive, producer and director, who worked as an executive at CBS and has also briefly recorded as a vocalist. Hickman portrayed Chuck MacDonald, Bob Collins' girl-crazy teenaged nephew, in the 1950s The Bob Cummings Show and the title character in the 1960s sitcom The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. He was the younger brother of actor Darryl Hickman, with whom he has appeared on screen. In retirement, he devoted his time to painting.

He still occasionally acted, appearing in Murder, She Wrote, and A Night at the Roxbury (1996). He had a semi-regular role on the TV series Clueless. (Wikipedia)

#Dwayne Hickman #TV #Obit #Obituary #o2022 #The Bob Cummings Show #The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis #Bring Me the Head of Dobie Gillis #Clueless

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TV Guide - September 2 - 8, 1961

Dwayne Bernard Hickman (born May 18, 1934) Former actor and television executive, producer and director, who worked as an executive at CBS and has also briefly recorded as a vocalist. Hickman portrayed Chuck MacDonald, Bob Collins' girl-crazy teenaged nephew, in the 1950s The Bob Cummings Show and the title character in the 1960s sitcom The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. He is the younger brother of actor Darryl Hickman, with whom he has appeared on screen.

He and Annette Funicello appeared together in an episode of the drama The Greatest Show on Earth, starring Jack Palance. He also guest-starred on Valentine's Day, Vacation Playhouse and Wagon Train. Hickman appeared in the episode "Run Sheep Run" on Combat! as a soldier who froze during an attack by a German machine gun nest

He guest-starred on Ironside, Insight, The Flying Nun, My Friend Tony, Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color ("My Dog, the Thief"), Mod Squad, Love, American Style, Karen, Kolchak: The Night Stalker, and Ellery Queen. He reprised his most famous role in Whatever Happened to Dobie Gillis?, a one-shot pilot, and appeared in the TV movie Don't Push, I'll Charge When I'm Ready (1977) and reprised his role of Dobie in the TV movie Bring Me the Head of Dobie Gillis (1988).

He still occasionally acted, appearing in Murder, She Wrote, and A Night at the Roxbury (1996). He had a semi-regular role on the TV series Clueless. (Wikipedia)

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Robert Osbourne Denver (January 9, 1935 – September 2, 2005) Film and television omedic actor who portrayed Gilligan on the 1964–1967 television series Gilligan's Island, and beatnik Maynard G. Krebs on the 1959–1963 series The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.

Denver made his television debut in 1957, playing a small part in one episode of The Silent Service (S01 E37: "The Loss of the Tang"). While teaching at Corpus Christi in 1958, Denver was permitted to audition for a role on the sitcom The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis as a favor to his sister, who was a secretary on the production lot. He got the role and left teaching the following year to become a regular on the series. From 1959 to 1963, he appeared on the series as Maynard G. Krebs, the teenaged beatnik best friend of Dobie Gillis, played by Dwayne Hickman. After filming the first three episodes, Denver received his draft notice, and was briefly written out of the script and replaced, but he was designated 4-F due to an old neck injury and returned to Dobie Gillis having missed only one episode. Denver later reprised his Maynard G. Krebs role in the television sequels Whatever Happened to Dobie Gillis? (1977) and Bring Me the Head of Dobie Gillis (1988).

During his time on Dobie Gillis, Denver appeared on the NBC interview program, Here's Hollywood. In 1963, Denver played his only major dramatic role on television, as a physician (Dr. Paul Garrett) in one episode of Dr. Kildare, telecast on October 10, 1963; the episode, "If You Can't Believe the Truth ...", also featured Barbara Eden and Ken Berry. Between the end of Dobie Gillis and the start of Gilligan's Island, Denver appeared in an episode of The Farmer's Daughter and in the final episode of The Danny Thomas Show. He also had a one-episode role replacing the actor who played Dudley A. "Dud" Wash, the fiancé of Charlene Darling of the Darlings, on The Andy Griffith Show which was aired March 30, 1964. This was done by the network to promote Denver's face and make him more familiar to the viewing audience since Gilligan's Island was about to go on air.

Following the cancellation of Dobie Gillis, Denver landed the title role on the sitcom Gilligan's Island, which ran for three seasons (1964–67) on CBS, and became a staple of later syndication. His role as the well-meaning but bumbling first mate among a small group of shipwrecked castaways became the one for which he is most remembered. During the run, Denver privately went out of his way to help his co-stars who warmly appreciated his efforts, such as successfully demanding that Russell Johnson and Dawn Wells be included in the series' opening credits and insisting that Wells get an equal share of the series' publicity with Tina Louise. A decade after the series was cancelled, Denver played Gilligan in the made-for-TV reunion movies Rescue from Gilligan's Island (1978), The Castaways on Gilligan's Island (1979), and The Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island (1981). He also lent his voice to the animated series The New Adventures of Gilligan and its sequel Gilligan's Planet. During the 1980s, he reprised the character of Gilligan for numerous cameo appearances, including episodes of ALF, Meego and Baywatch.

After Gilligan's Island, Denver went on to star on other TV comedy series, including The Good Guys (1968–1970), Dusty's Trail (1973-1974) (a show similar to Gilligan's Island, involving a lost wagon train headed to California), and the Sid and Marty Krofft children's program Far Out Space Nuts (1975). Four episodes of Dusty's Trail were later combined to create a feature film, The Wackiest Wagon Train in the West (1976).

Denver's other television roles included guest appearances on multiple episodes of Love, American Style; The Love Boat; and Fantasy Island. In 1983, he starred in the television pilot The Invisible Woman as the bumbling mad scientist uncle of the title character. (Wikipedia)

#TV Guide #TV #1961 #Dwayne Hickman #Bob Denver #The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis #Gilligan's Island #Dusty's Trail

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