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Scream’s Skeet Ulrich Addressed Longstanding Fan Question: Which Ghostface Killed Tatum?
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But Wes Craven's 1996 original is still the most iconic, and Skeet Ulrich recently addressed a long-standing question about the Wes Craven classic.
There's nothing like the 1996 original, although fans are still wondering which Ghostface killed Rose McGowan's Tatum in that iconic garage scene.
During a reunion panel at Midsummer Scream (via The Wrap) Ulrich was asked who killed Tatum, and he responded with:To be honest, not even [screenwriter] Kevin Williamson knows who killed [Tatum].
Latest Videos From Cinemablend Watch full video here:McGowan was a truly iconic in the original Scream movie.
Along with the idea that Stu Macher is still alive, the question of which Ghostface actually killed Tatum is still around.