Scream Quiz: Can You Name The Movie By Just One Image?

To paraphrase Stu... you're going to love this quiz. It's a scream!

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This week, Ghostface will be once again returning to the big screen, continuing their murderous rampage on the teen residents of Woodsboro, California.

Scream VI is looking like it's going to be bigger than ever before, with Ghostface taking the killing to New York City, following Sam Carpenter, the daughter of original killer Billy Loomis, as she and her sister look to move on from the killings and make a fresh start.

Before Sam, there was Sidney Prescott; the hero who managed to survive murderous boyfriends, those who wanted to kill her for revenge, and even relatives who wanted her dead. Though the new movie might not be the same without Sidney, tenacious reporter Gail Weathers will still be around to help solve the mystery of the person behind the mask.

How big of a fan of the Scream franchise are you? Would you be able to tell which of the first five movies it is by one single image? We've compiled a collection of 15 scenes from the previous films, and all you need to do is work out which film the image is from. It might sound simple, but there might be a few that even the biggest fans of Scream can't correctly identify.

Let's find out just how big a fan of the Scream movies you are!

Answers at the end!

1. Name The Movie

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