My Experience W/ Obsessed GHOSTFACE Fans Stalking Scream Movie Production Problematic Episode 18
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In this episode, I am officially CRASHING OUT over my hair. 😭 I tried a high-end, name-brand sea salt spray, and somehow I ended up feeling like my hair was falling out. Was it the product? Was it me? Am I being dramatic? Either way, I am spiraling.
Then we get into the absolutely chaotic story about two men—a gay couple, if you will—who allegedly stopped production of Scream 6 two years ago, and somehow this conversation goes everywhere except where it was supposed to go.
This episode is basically a collection of random thoughts, chaotic conversations, life updates, and me trying to figure out what the hell I’m doing next.
I also talk about the future of the podcast. Sometimes I get overwhelmed. Sometimes I have absolutely zero motivation to record. Sometimes I question what direction I even want to take this thing. But after everything, one thing remains clear: the podcast must continue.
So here we are—hair drama, Scream chaos, random thoughts, future plans, and me trying to figure it all out one episode at a time.
What happens when being a Scream fan goes WAY too far? 👀
In this episode, I’m telling the story of my run-in with two allegedly obsessed Ghostface fans and the wild situation surrounding the Scream 6 production. We’re talking stalking, obsession, Ghostface, and fans who allegedly took their love for the franchise to a completely different level.
And yes… this sounds like something straight out of a Scream movie.
Was this fandom taken too far? Were these people just hardcore fans, or did the obsession cross a serious line?
Let’s get into the story, the chaos, and my personal experience with it all. 🔪👻
Note: This video discusses allegations and personal recollections; it is not intended to establish criminal guilt beyond what has been publicly documented.