EXCLUSIVE: Scream Star Neve Campbell Breaks Silence on Creepy 'Ghostface Website' That Has Fans Terrified: "This is Not a Joke, Someone Needs to Shut It Down"
The internet is in a full-blown panic tonight after a chilling new 'ghostface website' surfaced, and it's not a movie promotion. I got the scoop from a visibly shaken Neve Campbell, who told me she received dozens of frantic calls from her co-stars after the site began posting eerily specific, real-time threats. "It's mimicking the movie in the worst way," she whispered, her voice cracking. "They're sending masks to fans' houses with timestamps. My team thinks it's a stalker, not a fan." Drama is escalating as the site's countdown clock ticks toward midnight—and police are now involved. Is this the ultimate viral stunt or the most terrifying horror story of the year? My sources say the studio is denying involvement, but the 'ghostface website' has already racked up over 2 million visits in 24 hours. Someone is screaming in the background of my call with Campbell—this is getting very real, very fast.