Short and spooky Scream poems! (Scream 1996)

by creeperfeverdreams

Published October 6, 2025

16+ Violence

In Scream fanfics

Warning: This work has been rated 16+ for violence.

*These are just little short poems (idk if I can even call them poems) based off the 1996 Scream movie. This is under my folder titled “Scream fanfics”. Gacha Club character designs are under my forum titled “My character designs<33[2]”. Enjoy!*

horrorhusbands.mp3
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Hearts are red

Veins are blue

I like to ship

Billy x Stu

therealfear.mp3 💀🕷️

Vampires may suck

And ghosts will say “Boo”!

But you’re gonna scream

When you see Billy and Stu

whenghostfacecalls.mp3 ☠️📞

Blood is red

Bruises are blue

You better hope

That Ghostface won’t call you

Comments & reviews · 2
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goodolnoah
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goodolnoah wrote a review Review · Feb 14

A few little poems about Scream. I will say that the original Scream is one of my favorite horror movies lol, and yes, the two ghostfaces are definitely part of that. The second poem especially feels like something Billy might actually say tauntingly.

More or less, it gives the feeling that these come from a fan of the ghostfaces. Maybe even a copycat killer. Thinking of it that way, it falls nicely in line with the franchise of the scream movies.

There's plenty of sycophants out there who would sensationalize and obsess over their murders, and it is reflected very well the way that these poems slowly slide into increasing violence.

Cool!

Glad you enjoyed this! It%u2019s nice to see another Scream fan!

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Tikaya
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Tikaya wrote a review Review · Dec 3, 2025

Alrighty, more poems in this folder. I can do this.

And they are funny this time. First one had me chuckle =D
Second one had a harder chuckle. So far, I like where this is going!

Loved the last one, as a contrast to the other two! Especially bc the others … while having something like vampires sucking etc weren’t as violent as mention “bruises” are, and the final line is just perfect!



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