Scream (1996)/Stab from Scream 2 (1997) side-by-side comparison

[@rsolsjo]

I love that you can buy Stab posters, a poster for a movie within a movie. May not seem like a big deal now but in the 90's? Amazing.

[@D0CT0RS133P]

In Stab, when he first stabs Casey’s chest, you can see how the knife is retractable.

[@urb089]

It never even penetrated the robe. It literally bent and slid down instead. Worst visual effects ever.

[@gaming4K]

@@urb089 it is literally the same knife from Scream 1 xD They just hide it better in the real movie xD

[@Go_go_gadget]

It’s supposed to look less realistic than scream scream is supposed to be real life stab is supposed to be a movie in that fictional real life so it looks less realistic

[@Luvslucy]

Yea its supposed its scream in scream

[@stephenking5852]

I love how the Stab movies have such a strong presence in all the sequels.

[@Blast2224]

One major difference between STAB and Scream was Casey was in no position to *actually* scream once Ghostface stabbed her. After she knocked the knife from him, he crushed her neck with his hands. If the real Casey could shriek like MOVIE Casey did, while being stabbed 5 times in a tree no less, her parents would have found her out back.

[@jecksonvasceroli1576]

Stab is iconic as hell

[@charliest.kardasism9134]

I been wanted a video , for this . Thank you !

[@achieverdude3297]

same

[@TheJoshScape]

I always thought it was strange how they got it spot on. The only people who would know what happened that night are all dead. Except maybe stu survived later told roman who is a director and he somehow was involved in the development on stab.

[@ferdinanddavidduque3533]

I want also to include the version of Scary Movie in this scene.

[@leandrobaraldi7564]

The scene of Ghostface running after Casey in "Stab" is better than in "Scream 1,996", in my opinion.

[@TheCultDc2]

Yeah but the stabbing effect was worse

[@viniciusdelimamaehara36]

The robe and mask is better too

[@AtticTapes14]

This fictional movie of "stab" within the real movie of "scream" screws up my head. It's like movie ception.

[@HURRIC4NEyt]

Broo I wish the stab movies existed, they would for sure be trashy compared to the actual scream movies but imagine how cool to just be able to see the movies they talk so much about in scream 1, like being able to watch stab 1 on your couch like mindy in the turner lane house

[@hobbegoblin4648]

Lol Tori spelling really ate that role up. I love her and Luke Wilson in this 😂😂😂

[@llllshadowllll]

Wasn't she in Scary Movie 2 also?

[@mysticizzm]

​@@llllshadowllllYup!

[@jendictive]

i like how scream actively criticized the horror trope where the female suffering gets sexualized or dramaticized for entertainment and then it was used in "stab" to further criticize/make fun of it. the contrast between the movie and the movie within it is so clear most especially during casey's sequence. sadly, the trope is still very much present until today and outside the scream universe. you can always trust hollywood to find a way to insensitively reduce real-life tragedies into something that gratifies the audience and is almost always male-gazey.

[@llllshadowllll]

Shut up.

[@screamcraze]

What makes the stab films kinda weird is that they get every little exact detail from the actual events ? That’s not realistic. No one is documenting this stuff as it’s happening lol.

[@SentimentVeryForReal]

How did u get such high quality footage of stab lol?

[@hahalulu1775]

please add randy's scenes revealed in Scream(2022) later!!

[@LadyLiberty-c8i]

Oh yes

[@johnrestrepo6388]

It's holloween time and watching these movies now 😂

[@ivan4247]

They need to show the full clip of stab opening that shit looks ínstense and more interesting. It actually looks like she’s home alone scared and has no clue wtf is going on

[@cmajor886]

I agree.

[@ameennasar2583]

But the one thing Stab missed(which scream makers intentionally did 😅) was Cassey Becker's charisma. I think it was intentionally made to make the first victim a cliche horror trope, unlike the one in scream.

[@BARONZEXX]

I agree. I wish stab in general was actually a real film, not a film within a film, as you stated it looks more intense and interesting.

[@achieverdude3297]

Where's Steve?

[@Bataowata]

The way he stabbed Casey in STAB was so Clean.

[@ghxianlee9355]

Cuz that’s the movie in scream

[@mikehunt456]

Do they actually have the hole stab scene and why won’t they release it

[@gregjaro-mk7zs]

"SCREAM 2" IS SCARIER & FUNNIER THAN THE FIRST FILM BECAUSE IT WAS ONE OF THE BEST HORROR MOVIE SEQUELS EVER MADE, LOL! 👻🔪🎞️🎬🎥👍🤣

[@SW_Roman]

"Scream" is a 1996 American slasher film directed by Wes Craven. Here are some key facts about the movie: 1. Director: Wes Craven directed the film, known for his work in the horror genre, including the "Nightmare on Elm Street" series. 2. Cast: The film features a cast including Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Skeet Ulrich, and Drew Barrymore. 3. Plot: The story follows a high school student, Sidney Prescott, who becomes the target of a mysterious killer known as Ghostface, who terrorizes the town of Woodsboro. 4. Meta References: "Scream" is known for its self-referential humor and meta commentary on the horror genre, with characters discussing horror movie clichés and rules. 5. Opening Scene: The movie opens with a famous scene featuring Drew Barrymore's character, Casey Becker, receiving threatening phone calls from the killer. 6. Identity of the Killer: The identity of the killer is revealed to be two characters, Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich) and Stu Macher (Matthew Lillard), who are motivated by a desire for revenge. 7. Success: "Scream" was a critical and commercial success, revitalizing the slasher genre in the 1990s and spawning multiple sequels. 8. Cultural Impact: The film's iconic mask, inspired by Edvard Munch's painting "The Scream," became synonymous with the horror genre and Halloween costumes. 9. Sequels: "Scream" led to three direct sequels, released in 1997, 2000, and 2011, as well as a TV series adaptation. 10. Legacy: "Scream" is considered a modern classic of the horror genre and has influenced numerous other films and TV shows with its blend of horror and humor.In the "Scream" franchise, Ghostface is portrayed by multiple individuals throughout the series, each with their own actions, feats, and contributions to the storyline. Here are some key feats associated with the Ghostface killers across the films: **Ghostface (Billy Loomis):** 1. **Masterminding the Murders**: Billy Loomis orchestrates a series of murders in the town of Woodsboro, targeting his girlfriend Sidney Prescott and her friends. 2. **Manipulation and Deception**: Billy maintains a facade of innocence and charm while secretly plotting the killings, successfully deceiving his peers and evading suspicion. 3. **Revealing His Motive**: Billy's motive for the murders is revealed to be revenge for the affair between Sidney's mother and his own father, which he blames for his parents' divorce and his mother's subsequent abandonment. 4. **Direct Involvement in Murders**: Billy actively participates in the killings, donning the Ghostface costume and using it to terrorize and attack his victims. 5. **Faking His Death**: After being seemingly killed by Sidney, Billy reveals himself to be alive, adding another layer of shock and suspense to the storyline. 6. **Final Showdown**: Billy engages in a final showdown with Sidney, during which he reveals his true intentions and attempts to kill her before ultimately being defeated. **Ghostface (Stu Macher):** 1. **Collaboration with Billy**: Stu Macher collaborates with Billy Loomis to carry out the Ghostface murders, playing an active role in planning and executing the killings. 2. **Manipulation and Deception**: Stu maintains a facade of innocence and naivety throughout much of the film, successfully deceiving his peers and evading suspicion. 3. **Betrayal of Friends**: Stu betrays his friends, including his girlfriend Sidney Prescott and their mutual friend Randy Meeks, showcasing his lack of empathy and moral ambiguity. 4. **Faking His Own Injury**: Stu pretends to be a victim of Ghostface after being injured during the climax of the film, attempting to divert suspicion away from himself. 5. **Participation in Final Showdown**: Stu actively participates in the final showdown between the surviving characters, engaging in physical confrontations and attempting to carry out the killers' ultimate plan. 6. **Psychological Manipulation**: Stu engages in psychological manipulation throughout the film, using taunts, threats, and mind games to unsettle his victims and sow chaos in the community. These feats collectively highlight the actions and contributions of the Ghostface killers throughout the "Scream" franchise, adding suspense, tension, and intrigue to the series' narrative."Scream 2" is the 1997 sequel to the original "Scream" film. Here are some facts about it: 1. Director: Wes Craven returned to direct "Scream 2," continuing the story from the first film. 2. Cast: The main cast from the first film reprised their roles, including Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, and Jamie Kennedy. New cast members included Jada Pinkett Smith, Omar Epps, and Liev Schreiber. 3. Plot: The story picks up two years after the events of the first film, with Sidney Prescott now a college student. A new series of murders begins on the campus of Windsor College, once again perpetrated by the Ghostface killer. 4. Meta Commentary: Like the first film, "Scream 2" features meta commentary on the horror genre, including discussions about horror movie sequels and the rules for surviving them. 5. Opening Scene: The movie opens with a scene set in a movie theater, where a couple (played by Jada Pinkett Smith and Omar Epps) are targeted by the killer during a screening of a horror film. 6. Identity of the Killer: The identity of the killer is revealed to be two characters, Mickey (played by Timothy Olyphant) and Mrs. Loomis (played by Laurie Metcalf), seeking revenge for the events of the first film. 7. Success: "Scream 2" was also a commercial success, although it received slightly less critical acclaim than the original film

[@caiogaldino9901]

It was only me who noticed that in the scene where Billy Loomis stabs Cassey in the chest, when she falls and punches him, there is a very quick scene of the teak wearing a mask, before the eyes were less big and wider and then it went to today's normal ghostface mask

[@aldoestevez]

Casey's scenes in STAB are very good, but of course there are many differences, for example in Stab after receiving the first stab in the chest, Casey only has a small blood stain and no a strong hemorrhage like Casey in Scream, another detail is that it would have been good if they included Steve and Casey's parents in STAB but since those shots were of rapid duration in Scream 2 that's why I think they didn't show them and I would have liked to see Casey from Stab hanging from the tree like the original but they only showed him repeatedly stabbing her up the tree, a reference to where he left her hanging and disembowelled in the original. Sidney and Billy's scenes are really quite boring, they don't process any emotions and they look very dull and boring. You should edit re-upload the video including the comparisons to Randy's scenes from Stu's house party that are already included in Scream 5.

[@benisthedragon909]

Please Make Christmas carol

[@tygnarly1935]

Why do the stab characters look 40 😂😂 frfr playin hughschoolers😅

[@FNO-Oscar]

In the first bit when Casey is getting killed the first stab you can see that the knife is like really fake because no blood was seen

[@medicalphysics-lt2wo]

DO SCARY MOVIE AND SCREAM SIDE BY SIDE FOR EACH RELEVANT SCENES PLEASEEE

[@benisthedragon909]

Please Make Mortal Kombat (1995/2021)

[@Kovy2003]

You Shouldn't Added Scary Movie (2000)

[@benisthedragon909]

Please make lorax 1972-2012

[@So9-p1y]

Casey is one of my favorite characters in the entire franchise

[@liansanchez6987]

I think that the events from stab 1 is based on the true story from scream 1 but in scream 2 and scream 1 are connected so basically stab 1 is telling the true story from scream 1 and scream 2 is part 2 of scream but different people and killer

[@jeremygutierrez709]

Obviously

[@Simplystimulating]

Nice

[@pesasyann927]

Trop marrant ... tellement novateur pour l'époque et tellement copié depuis !

[@MichaelPerdue-dr8zq]

It's sheriff judy who was in stab if no one notice

[@RightWingCorrectWing]

The first Stab movie was effing r*****ed (don't wanna get flagged by KZbin algorithms). I get that it's a movie inside of a movie, which are usually pretty shit. But, who the hell sticks Jiffy Pop, which needs almost constant attention, on a stove unattended, and then goes and takes a shower?

[@galaxypixelsapprihez2300]

Scream 1996 wins

[@AtticTapes14]

Scream Yell

[@gabrieldejesustorresrodrig9844]

In Stab it is exaggerated.

[@zombeast23]

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[@stephaniepage4334]

In scream 6 it was rumour that sid got pregnant with Billy child which she put her child up for adopted.I'd love to see Billy/ sid secret love child to follow in sid footsteps?

[@zombeast23]

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[@HollistineWalton]

Because there the same

[@Yurupari]

Stab looks so much better than scream 🔪

[@yuris_andika]

delete this

[@HiGuyII]

*What*

[@ivan4247]

Fr

[@izukurocks]

Absolutely not

[@ivan4247]

@@izukurocks yes it does .

[@zombeast23]

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[@zombeast23]

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