Williamson did mention and note Matthew Lillard’s background appearance in Scream ... especially after finding out his connection to Stu and Billy. Jill, Amber, and Richie as Stu cult members.

Matthew had a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo in the background of a scene in Scream ... confirming that Billy and Stu, the first Ghostface duo, were actually lovers, referring to the characters ...

If you’re still wondering about those homoerotic undertones 25 years after Billy Loomis and Stu Macher terrorized Woodsboro in Wes Craven’s “Scream,” you’ve been on the right track all along. Ahead of ...

After teasing the mystery out for over an hour, the movie finally reveals that Stu and his friend Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich) carried out all the murders. At first, they did it so that Billy could ...

Games that Gale, Dewey and Sidney know all too well. Though queer-coding has been noted in the franchise, particularly the longtime fan theory that original Ghostface killers Billy and Stu may have ...

He confirmed that Stu is for sure dead, saying: No, he’s dead. I think that started because of the college scene, the frat party scene because he’s standing in the background. He just came to ...

Neve Campbell has revealed whether or not she agrees with theories that Billy and Stu were gay in the original Scream film. Ever since Scream first came out in 1996, there have been multiple fan ...

It has been updated to include Scream VI. Rather than having Billy and Stu rise from the dead to continue the Ghostface murders in subsequent sequels, the Scream franchise wisely opted to make the ...

It was also, it must be said, very gay. Yes, since release, the Scream fandom has shipped both Billy and Stu. In fairness, even Williamson’s script tacitly suggests the two did more than just ...