Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette are all legendary names in the Scream franchise. But, I’d argue that Roger L. Jackson is just as iconic as these leading actors. He’s the infamous voice behind Ghostface who has been in all six films. Those tense phone calls and one-liners are a big reason why he’s the one of the most beloved horror villains of all-time. We could listen to that menacing voice all day. Now we can because Jackson will narrate an audiobook about the Scream franchise using that Ghostface voice. Hellooooo Sidney.
The book is Your Favorite Scary Movie: How Scream Films Rewrote the Rules of Horror by journalist and author Ashley Cullins. It takes a deep dive into how the Scream franchise became such a huge hit and an influence on a whole new generation of slasher horror films. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jackson’s Ghostface will read all the insider information to you, including details from interviews with Campbell, Cox, Arquette, Kevin Williamson, and Jackson himself. Having Ghostface narrate a Scream audiobook is so incredibly cool.
“It is my hope that everyone who listens to this audiobook enjoys it as much as I enjoyed reading it. So well written, with depth and nuance. Many things I never knew and stories I had never heard. This is essential reading for anyone interested in Scream,” said Jackson in a statement. “It was an honor to read this for fans of the films and people, like me, who delight in audiobooks.”
Your Favorite Scary Movie will release on August 19.
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