A year after the murder of her mother, a teenage girl is terrorized by a masked killer who targets her and her friends by using scary movies as part of a deadly game.
Neve Campbell
Sidney
Skeet Ulrich
Billy
Rose McGowan
Tatum
Matthew Lillard
Stuart
David Arquette
Deputy Dewey
Courteney Cox
Gale Weathers
Jamie Kennedy
Randy
Drew Barrymore
Casey
W. Earl Brown
Kenny
Joseph Whipp
Sheriff Burke
Liev Schreiber
Cotton Weary
Roger L. Jackson
Phone Voice (voice)
Kevin Patrick Walls
Steve
David Booth
Casey's Father
Carla Hatley
Casey's Mother
Lawrence Hecht
Mr. Prescott
Lois Saunders
Mrs. Tate
Lisa Beach
TV Reporter #1
Tony Kilbert
TV Reporter #2
C.W. Morgan
Hank Loomis
Frances Lee McCain
Mrs. Riley
Troy Bishop
Expelled Teen #1
Ryan Kennedy
Expelled Teen #2
Leonora Scelfo
Cheerleader in Bathroom
Nancy Anne Ridder
Girl in Bathroom
Lisa Canning
Reporter with Mask
Bonnie Wood
Young Girl in Video Store
Aurora Draper
Party Teen #1
Kenny Kwong
Party Teen #2
Justin Sullivan
Teen on Couch
Kurtis Bedford
Bored Teen
Angela Miller
Girl on Couch
Henry Winkler
Principal Arthur Himbry (uncredited)
Linda Blair
Obnoxious Reporter (uncredited)
Wes Craven
Fred the Janitor (uncredited)
Lee Waddell
Ghostface (uncredited)
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