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But yeah, so they're spending the night at the Mocker House Experience, and in here we have

things like stab posters, placards about the deaths from specifically Scream 1 and 5, as well

as really obvious. I mean, I did

kind of love this touch. So Instagram ready chalk outlines on the ground where you can pose

and take a selfie and all those other kind of stuff. Yeah, I love it. Yeah. It's pretty clever.

It's amusing. So it's here that the film begins to float this pervasive fan theory that Stu survived

the events of 30 years ago.

So we actually get to see the TV over, you know, the chalk outline.

And it's really a lot of Scott saying like, oh, yeah, there's speculation that maybe

Stu didn't actually die and so on.

So, okay, just as a concept, because the stew being alive conspiracy

theory has been around in the real world Scream fandom for several years. It's since Scream

too, because you can see Matthew Lillard in the crowd at one of the murder scenes. And of course,

he was there because he knew West Craven. He was still friends with all the cast.

So this was meant to be like, fun.

But then people have turned this into, oh, Stu didn't actually die.

He's still alive in the cinematic universe.

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