The Ultimate Scream Debate: Fans Go Wild for Billy & Stu Appreciation

The Ultimate Scream Debate: Fans Go Wild for Billy & Stu Appreciation

Scream 1996 revolutionized the horror genre with its clever self-awareness and iconic characters Join us as we explore the complex and thrilling origins of the infamous duo, Billy and Stu

A recent tweet by Twitter user COREYHAIMz sparked a debate among Scream fans. The original Scream movie, released in 1996, follows the story of Sidney Prescott and her friends as they are stalked by a masked killer named Ghostface. The tweet shared pictures of two teenage boys being threatened by Henry Winkler's Principal Himbry, with the caption "And if I said they were the only two attractive guys in Scream (1996)." This tweet led to fans sharing thirsty photos of popular characters Billy and Stu.

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So Who Were Those Guys in Scream 1996?

The Ultimate Scream Debate: Fans Go Wild for Billy & Stu Appreciation

Expelled Teen #1 and Expelled Teen #2 may have been minor characters in Scream, but their actions had a significant impact on the film's plot. Their donning of Ghostface masks and pursuit of Sidney through the school's halls served to highlight the apathy that surrounded her situation. Moreover, their confrontation with Principal Himbry, which culminated in a scissor threat, further fueled suspicions that he could be the killer. This scene proved to be a crucial moment in the film, as it set the stage for the revelation of the true identity of the murderer.

Troy Bishop and Ryan Kennedy portrayed the two characters in question, both having played minor roles in various projects over the years. Kennedy's most notable performance was in a 1999 episode of Nash Bridges, while Bishop appeared in several prominent titles such as Scrubs, General Hospital, and Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23. Interestingly, Bishop also appeared in a different episode of Nash Bridges.

Despite their brief appearance in Scream, the characters have sparked a significant amount of debate among fans, demonstrating the importance of every detail in the original film. One fan theory even suggests that one of them could be the father of Tara Carpenter, played by Jenna Ortega, in Scream 2022 and Scream VI. Although it's unlikely that either actor will return for future Scream films, their roles remain an integral part of the iconic franchise.

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