Ghostface
Ghostface is a fictional identity rather than a single person, adopted by various antagonists in the Scream franchise to conceal their identities while committing serial murders. Created by Kevin Williamson and Wes Craven, the persona features a white rubber mask inspired by Edvard Munch's The Scream, a black hooded cloak, and an eight-inch hunting knife. Although the killers are human, they exhibit superhuman stealth, durability, and strength, often taunting victims via phone calls before attacking. The voice behind the mask is consistently provided by Roger L. Jackson, who uses a voice changer to deliver the iconic, threatening dialogue.
