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Scream’s Matthew Lillard recently set the record straight regarding OG Ghostface killers Billy Loomis and Stu Macher’s sexuality. Please consider turning it on! Billy Loomis, your childhood best friend, lover and soulmate. How does it feel to find out he's also a serial killer?

Ahead of the new “Scream,” out Friday, openly gay screenwriter of the first “Scream," Kevin Williamson, has confirmed that Billy (Skeet Ulrich) and Stu (Matthew Lillard), who are thought to be queer by many LGBTQ+ fan theorists, were based on infamous mass murderers Nathan Freudenthal Leopold Jr. and Richard Albert Loeb, both of whom. A celebration of life service will be held on Sunday, September 18, in the chapel of Clark Funeral Home at 3p. Matt Greene and Danny Outlaw officiating. The family will greet friends in the chapel prior to the service from 1p.

Ahead of last year’s Scream () release, writer Kevin Williamson set the record straight and confirmed that the amorous relationship between Billy and Stu isn’t just meme-fodder. Williamson wrote the original script with real life gay killers Nathan Freudenthal Leopold Jr. and Richard Albert Loeb in mind. Scream takes influence from multiple sources, but the dynamic between antagonists Billy and Stu in the franchise's first installment is based on the relationship between real-life murderers. The Thrill Killers provided much of the nuance in Billy and Stu's twisted chemistry. The slasher franchise Scream is mainly inspired by The Gainesville Ripper.

Neve Campbell has revealed whether or not she agrees with theories that Billy and Stu were gay in the original Scream film. Ever since Scream first came out in , there have been multiple. Scream fans have long believed that Billy and Stu had repressed feelings for each other. Neve Campbell has revealed whether or not she agrees with theories that Billy and Stu were gay in the original Scream film. Ever since Scream first came out in , there have been multiple fan theories that Billy and Stu had romantic feelings for each other.