Is Riverdale’s Mark Consuelos the Shocking New Ghostface in Scream 7?

Mark Consuelos, known for his role as Hiram Lodge on The CW show Riverdale, has recently joined the cast of Scream 7. This movie is being helmed by Kevin Williamson, who has been involved with all previous Scream films as a writer or producer. Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, who directed the latest two Scream movies, were initially planned to direct Scream 7, but had to withdraw due to scheduling issues. Since Consuelos is the newest cast member, there’s speculation that he might be taking on the role of the latest Ghostface killer, but the details about the film’s plot and characters remain a mystery for now.

Among the notable actors who’ve signed up for the movie, Consuelos is one of the most prominent. This adds an extra layer of intrigue to his casting. Could Scream 7 follow the pattern of multiple Ghostface killers as seen in previous films? If so, will Consuelos portray one of these killers? Will there be a link between his character and an already established character within the franchise? Speculation about how Consuelos’ role will contribute to the franchise’s lore is growing. We’ll find out more when Scream 7 hits theaters next year.

Scream 7 Is Bringing Back to Its Main Stars (& Adding New Ones)

Enthusiasts are excited to learn that Neve Campbell is reprising her role as Sidney Prescott in the series, following her withdrawal from Scream VI due to a salary disagreement. Although recent editions have mainly centered around fresh characters, Campbell informed Entertainment Tonight that the upcoming movie will delve back into the foundation of the franchise. “We’re going to focus on Sidney,” Campbell explained, drawing a parallel with Jamie Lee Curtis rejoining the Halloween series after a long hiatus. “They presented the idea to me, and that’s why I joined the project.

In the upcoming franchise installment, we’ve got some familiar faces returning: Courteney Cox portrays Gale Weathers, Mason Gooding plays Chad Meeks-Martin, Jasmin Savoy Brown takes on Mindy Meeks-Martin, and Roger L. Jackson continues to lend his voice to Ghostface. This seasoned cast will be joined by a few fresh faces, including Isabel May, Celeste O’Connor, Asa Germann, Mckenna Grace, Sam Rechner, Anna Camp, and Joel McHale. At this point, only May’s character and McHale’s role have been disclosed as Prescott’s daughter and husband respectively.

As a passionate cinephile, I’ve got some exciting news to share – the production of “Scream 7” seems to be going splendidly so far. The film’s creator, Kevin Williamson, shared a sneak peek on Instagram, posting a picture of the clapperboard from the set along with an emotional caption.

He confessed that he wasn’t supposed to disclose anything about “Scream,” but the incredible day he had working alongside an exceptional cast and crew was too remarkable to keep hidden. He praised their dedication, professionalism, and unwavering support throughout the day.

Williamson expressed his immense gratitude for this opportunity and fondly remembered Wes Craven, who was always on his mind during the filming. He acknowledged the profound impact Craven had on his life and career, emphasizing that it’s endless.

With a sense of anticipation, he can’t wait to see what tomorrow brings!

As a passionate cinephile, I can only cross my fingers and wish that Williamson’s job isn’t terminated due to the excessive details he’s been dishing out about the film’s behind-the-scenes production.

Scream 7 will hit theaters on February 27, 2026.

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2025-01-29 01:41