Ghostface
Was the mask in the Scream trilogy inspired by a cave formation in Bandelier National Monument Park in New Mexico? It’s commonly held to have been inspired by Edvard Munch’s The Scream, but I’m going with the theory that Wes Craven is a hiker.
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kevin williamson, author of the scream trilogy actually had the name of the movie as “scary movie”. this wardrobe of the killer was scripted as “black robe and faceless head”
Craven was the one who suggested the name “scream” and the wardrobe department fashioned the outfit after the mentioned painting.
a hiker, possibly, but a masters in english with a minor in art history for sure.