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Ghostface, the icon of prank calls gone terribly wrong, began his illustrious career in the sleepy town of Woodsboro, where high school drama and murder mysteries were the main extracurricular activities. Known for his love of horror movie trivia and a fashion sense stuck in a permanent Halloween state, Ghostface turned the simple act of answering the phone into an extreme sport. With a wardrobe consisting solely of a hooded robe and a mask that screamed "perpetual astonishment," he redefined the concept of "ghosting" someone.

His modus operandi? A mix of stalking, slashing, and the occasional monologue about horror movie clichés, making him the most talkative silent killer in cinematic history. Ghostface's identity was as fluid as his victims' survival chances, with every reveal more surprising than the last—turning family and friends into suspects, and trust into a deadly game.

Despite his knack for turning teenage angst into a full-blown murder spree, Ghostface's real talent lay in his ability to be everywhere and nowhere, keeping everyone guessing who'd be behind the mask next. From Woodsboro to Hollywood, he became the ultimate symbol of how not to handle fame, leaving behind a legacy of sequels, copycats, and the eternal question: "Do you like scary movies?"

Description

Ghostface, the icon of prank calls gone terribly wrong, began his illustrious career in the sleepy town of Woodsboro, where high school drama and murder mysteries were the main extracurricular activities. Known for his love of horror movie trivia and a fashion sense stuck in a permanent Halloween state, Ghostface turned the simple act of answering the phone into an extreme sport. With a wardrobe consisting solely of a hooded robe and a mask that screamed "perpetual astonishment," he redefined the concept of "ghosting" someone.

His modus operandi? A mix of stalking, slashing, and the occasional monologue about horror movie clichés, making him the most talkative silent killer in cinematic history. Ghostface's identity was as fluid as his victims' survival chances, with every reveal more surprising than the last—turning family and friends into suspects, and trust into a deadly game.

Despite his knack for turning teenage angst into a full-blown murder spree, Ghostface's real talent lay in his ability to be everywhere and nowhere, keeping everyone guessing who'd be behind the mask next. From Woodsboro to Hollywood, he became the ultimate symbol of how not to handle fame, leaving behind a legacy of sequels, copycats, and the eternal question: "Do you like scary movies?"