Subservient Ghostface Website Lets Users Command The Slasher Villain Via Text Prompts
LOS ANGELES, CA — A new interactive website called "subservient ghostface website" has gone viral, allowing users to issue text commands to a lifelike digital version of the iconic Ghostface killer from the Scream franchise. Launched on Tuesday, the platform uses advanced motion-capture and real-time rendering technology to make the character respond to user-generated instructions, such as "dance," "hide," or "menace." Developed by an independent studio in collaboration with franchise rights holders, the project aims to blend horror nostalgia with emerging AI-driven interactivity. As of Wednesday morning, the site has attracted over 3 million unique visitors, overwhelming initial server capacity. Cyber security experts have issued a caution, warning that while the website appears to be for entertainment purposes, users should avoid sharing personal data or granting unnecessary permissions. The studio has stated that no user data is stored, and all interactions are processed in real-time before being discarded. No official statement from the franchise's parent company has been released as of this report.