I always thought himbrys death was used as a lure to clear the macher house of the party when stu left the room and called the landline to tell randy. By announcing it to the whole room, billy and stu ensured that most of the guys would leave to see the body, leaving sidney and randy in the house for the final act.
Tbh I don't think they even wanted to kill Randy.. certainly not Stu. Stu has several times he could kill Randy like being behind him on the couch and on the porch when Randy is trying to tell Sid that Stu is the killer yet he let's him live both times
Principle Himbry was such a random kill but they needed another kill in the movie cause they didn't have enough kills but Himbry dying makes sense in the story to get the teens out of Stu house to set up the climax.
This actually makes me think of something. What were Billy's and Mrs. Loomis's feelings to Hank and while I bet they both hate him, why didn't they kill him?
@@1337hatcher I can see maybe in Scream 7. Hopefully they get Sydney back and you can have people from through the series who were affected all because people wanted her that they could believe getting her and Sam now out of the way would end the need for ghostface for good
I do like how you write it in Billy’s POV, he is more composed, calculating but hiding a deep rage. You made Billy seem like a victim who cannot process the trauma and vengeance so he turned into killing. If anything, this makes Sam Carpenter’s wooden performance more interesting as it reflects your take on Billy Loomis, as both Billy and Sam hold lots of pain inside while trying to appear ‘calm’ on the surface. There are theories there is an inherited mental illness passing down in the Loomis family from Debbie to Billy to Sam, which I believe could be true, more specifically delusions or paranoid schizophrenia, as Billy can’t seem to tell the difference between films and reality, while Sam has hallucinations.
Billy killed him because the principal insulted him. So many of who Billy and Stu targeted was simply because they couldn’t handle criticism or rejection.
Love your videos :) My guess to this answer was that he represented some sort of authority role that the pair wanted to destroy in order to cause more panic and instability in the community. On another note, it had also been quite a bit of screen time since the previous death I always wondered as well why they moved him all the way to the goalposts, but more importantly how they were not caught!
I think billy showed up at stu's house late cuz he spent the last few hours dealing with himbrys corpse and when he got there he saw tatum was there and recognized shed be a problem so he took her out first by having stu ask for another beer to get her into the garage away from the party. 🤯
@@TheRealSephirothdid the original script say Billy told Stu to ask Tatum to get him another beer? Cause in the movie, it was just Stu who asked her to get one, not Billy. And I thought BehindTheMask stated in one of his videos that it was Stu that killed Tatum?
@@BehindTheBush96 it didnt say that but its meant to be implied. Also it would have been impossible for stu to do the deed cuz 1 he was with everyone else and 2 it wouldnt have took that long to get beer and 3 the killer went into the house and stu being with everyone would have been the perfect distraction. Billy would only be showing up at the front door later to make himself look good. Its meant to throw everyone off into thinking hes not the killer. But thats just my guess.
This is what I always thought and what I still thought after watching this. I feel like killing him over a mask that they could’ve easily stolen from him or probably half of the other students at school is a pretty weak argument and really not worth the risk, and Billy and Stu seem to think things through too carefully to kill someone for something that could be done another way much easier. Usually BehindTheMask has pretty convincing logic in his theories, but I’m not seeing any in this argument that Principal Himbry was killed just for the mask that everyone else also had.
Once again, amazing work from Beyond The Mask. I managed to pause on the sections you shared from Casey's death and that looks just as awesome my friend.
Not gonna lie, the first time I watched the movie, I suspected Principal Himbry as the killer right up until he was killed himself. So I've always just looked at it as that theory being squashed early on and never even thought of more of a reason.
It was confirmed in commentary by Craven and Williamson that Himbry was killed after a footnote from the producer (he who shall not be named) that there was a huge gap between kills in the movie. Himbry was chosen not only to provide another death, but also to serve as a plot point to have the majority of teens vacate Stu’s house before the final act bloodbath.
@@chrish2112 Jeez, no need to be rude. I just thought you were saying that Harvey was the one who wanted a kill in the movie between Casey and Tatum's deaths. Sorry if I was mistaken (screw Harvey Weinstein btw).
I love this and I'm really looking forward to the novelization. I always kept it simple: Hey, killing your high school principal is just like killing your boss... everyone fantasizes about it, Billy and Stu made it happen. It was fun.
I thought that Himbry wasn’t meant to die in the film, but the Weinstein’s felt that there was too much time in the film between the murders of Casey and Steve and the next murders at Stu’s party. So, Kevin or Wes put together the murder of Principal Himbry to appease the producers and make it to where there is not a huge gap between killings in the movie as it was originally written to be. And to add to Scream’s meta nature, the original script for Scream 2 had the scene on the quad with Gale, Dewey, and Randy discussing who the next victim might be if they are copying the pattern of the original murders. Dewey states that Mr. Himbry was the next victim after Steve and Casey. Gale stops him and says that this was true in real life, but when she wrote her book, The Woodboro Murders, her editor and the studio had her remove Mr. Himbry’s death from the story and replace it with Tatum’s death. According to Gale, the editor and studio felt Tatum’s death would be more dramatic and fit the narrative of the book and movie better. This all was cut bc of script changes and leaks, but it’s a neat commentary regarding how the studio made the original film insert himbry’s death into the film to keep the tension going, and in the movie within a movie, Gale was asked to remove Himbry’s death bc Tatum’s death was believed to add more dramatic tension to Stab 1.
I am absolutely reading this when it comes out. On a personal note, since you have done such an amazing job giving us a look at what happens off-camera, I hope you shed a light on how Stab winds up portraying the circumstances surrounding Casey's death. I would assume they are adapting the scene directly from Gale's book, but since everyone involved with that event is dead prior to Gale writing her book, it is kind of crazy how accurate that scene plays out in Stab/Woodsboro Murders (specifically what was said in the phonecalls). Did Billy keep a journal? How Gale knows/finds out has always intrigued me. Hope your work touches on that.
Just remember to put in all deleted scenes 'Beyond The Mask', otherwise you know some following scenes won't make a lick of any sense right?, or as Randy states 'Simplicity'
That was great yes I want a full novel of every behind the scenes moment added to the story from you.🙏🏻 bravo bravo 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻 I would read it even if its 1000 pages
I love this and it just makes so much sense! I honestly would couple this with the distraction theory. But that Billy thought of the distraction plan after he had killed him.
Well I am supportive for everyone’s interpretation of interlude of scenes but I lean hardly on Stu killing Billy simply to get himself (Stu) hype for the final act. Also The Jason character’s last name should be Walker to imply Charlie walker’s parentage were there during this event. Also Stu mentioned peer pressure I figure Billy and Stu must’ve spoke between classes with a cold and calm anger after Sidney’s argument he tells Stu “are you in or out of the third act?” Not wanting to let Billy down made his commitment clear. But that part of there only being 1 costume for the entire killing spree does add suspense for the villain which is nice done. Also the video you did with insert of Sam finding her mother’s diary should’ve played in the year book of the class of 1996 so Sam could satisfy curiosity of who Parents, Sid and her click were more over incidentally stumbled upon Christine’s diary. I remember seeing reading someone else novelization of Scream on a site while researching slasher genre in novels. Personally, I would love to read multiple novelizations of Scream. Everyone interprets art differently which should influence creativity to grow.
Ironically enough there was a house principal at my old high school everyone hated and if we didnt have police on campus, I could see someone doing this to him.
I love your theories speaking of which Ive been watching your videos and I saw the one with the original script that said Maureen had hurt billy and Stu and I like to think that it still able to be cannon for both plus Hanks affair but they were embarrassed to admit it and kept that part a secret.that being said, what if billy told himbry about what happened didnt do anything to help? And feeling betrayed by the on adult he confided in, Billy kills him. Also he may be delusioned into thinking that Sydney also knew and that's another reason he wanted her dead
I really like what you were going for, but there's a problem with Billy taking the mask from Himbry. Remember Himbry cut the mask with scissors earlier on? 🤔
Right before Himbry got killed, it panned around his office to show his mask was still on his desk. But also, it showed the killer about to stab him and already wearing his mask and robe.
All because of the mask? C´mon... xD In my opinion Principle Himbry´s death is diversion to get the people away from the party. The call at the party about Himbrys death has to be Billy or Stu with the voice changer.
I liked how Craven made "The Fonz" a red herring, as he had one of the most basic slasher motivations to kill the high school kids (resentment; jealousy/envy of lost youth; condescension of youthful stupidity/naivety) only to get whacked as a side kill. I was suspecting him as the killer up to that moment... it's kind of like watching *Tenebrae* for the first time.
There wasn't really much of a reason it was to lure everyone from stus party and they had the party in the first place to attract Sidney and Tatum there
@@bubba8751that’s not better - probably about half the school had that mask, it would’ve been far less effort to just steal it out of someone’s locker or out of Himbry’s office than kill him over it and go through all the trouble of dragging him to the football oval AND lifting him up to hang him on top of the goalposts. That was obviously done with the intention to attract the attention of the students and make them want to leave the party to go and look at it, so they could kill Sidney. Also, I’m assuming it was Billy who called to tell everyone Himbry was hung on the goalposts right after he did it, not the police, because the police wouldn’t want a crowd and would be trying to hide the body from the public - so this was deliberately done this way because attracting everyone’s attention was the purpose for Himbry’s murder and the way he was displayed.
Dang this explains a lot of what Billy was really thinking Also good luck with the novels , I’m looking forward to reading them. Will they be on fanfiction?
Usually your theories are pretty good, but this theory is way too weak and Billy wouldn’t have gone through the trouble of killing Himbry AND dragging him all the way to the football field to lift him up onto the goalposts - just to get a mask off of him that he couldn’t stolen from Himbry’s office after-hours or stolen from half of the school’s lockers. He did it to draw attention and lead most of the students away from the party for long enough to get to Sidney. Plus, Billy was already wearing the mask when he was about to kill Himbry. And the camera panned around his office right before he got stabbed and showed Himbry’s mask was still on his desk at that time.
This was so crazy. Before I came to this video I came to the same conclusion that Billy killed him for another mask since Stu left his on Sidney’s door step. The theory that he killed him to get the last of the party guest out of the house was unrealistic even in movie nature because they couldn’t have predicted who was gonna leave and who wasn’t but surprisingly it worked out.
It wasn’t unrealistic to assume that the almost ALL of the teenagers (being the way that teenagers are, either their curiosity for all things morbid and curiosity in general, and given how they’d all been drinking and partying) would all want to see a dead body for themselves - and similar things have happened in real-life murder cases. Read about Ricky Kasso and the murder he committed, and how he had gone around telling everyone about the body and how dozens of school kids had decided to go and have a look at the body before one kid overheard enough people talking about it to actually (anonymously) report it to the police. If you know what teenagers are like, Himbry’s murder serving the sole intention and purpose to lead most of the other kids out of the house isn’t an unlikely theory. It doesn’t matter if it didn’t get every single kid to leave the house - they were still willing to kill Tatum in the house when all the partygoers were still inside, there’s no reason they wouldn’t be willing to kill Sidney when almost everyone is gone, or to just find a way to get her to leave to another room without any of the remaining partygoers so they could kill her. Plus, I believe Wes himself also confirmed this is why Billy killed Himbry.
Principle Himbry should have a son that wants to kill Sam for her father killing his. Imagine he had a young child we don’t know about and he wants revenge. Sidney had nothing to do with it and billy is dead so it would only make sense to target sam and Tara. Billy stabbed him brutally and hung him from the goal post. Idk bout y’all but if someone did that to my father I’d want revenge fr
I always thought himbrys death was used as a lure to clear the macher house of the party when stu left the room and called the landline to tell randy. By announcing it to the whole room, billy and stu ensured that most of the guys would leave to see the body, leaving sidney and randy in the house for the final act.
And to keep most, if not all of the police busy and away from Stu's house.
My thoughts exactly
Tbh I don't think they even wanted to kill Randy.. certainly not Stu. Stu has several times he could kill Randy like being behind him on the couch and on the porch when Randy is trying to tell Sid that Stu is the killer yet he let's him live both times
Has left Sydney and Randy in the house for the final real life
@@FreeThinkAlwaysabsolutely. Stu was hesitant to stab him from behind and Billy could have purposely shot him in the shoulder so he’d live
The way you describe Billy’s thoughts sent chills down my spine. This is canon to me now
Anyone else genuinely excited for this novelizations? I can’t wait, they sound amazing so far
It’s definitely gonna have a place on my bookshelf for sure!
Same amazing videos can’t wait for the novels. Which with all the love in his videos for this franchise it’ll show
Are they canon?
I can't wait I grew up watching scream I always find new little stuff I don't pick up
The best Scream youtuber by a long mile. I love that you're literally writing a novel about this franchise
Principle Himbry was such a random kill but they needed another kill in the movie cause they didn't have enough kills but Himbry dying makes sense in the story to get the teens out of Stu house to set up the climax.
This actually makes me think of something. What were Billy's and Mrs. Loomis's feelings to Hank and while I bet they both hate him, why didn't they kill him?
I think they viewed him as a pathetic weak man that fell prey to the town slut Maureen Prescott, that's why Billy blamed her more than dad.
@@oliviav.3565 Yeah I can see that
Pretty sure that’s because it would make him prime suspect number 1. But whatever happened to Hank? I’m calling it. Killer in scream 6
@@1337hatcher I can see maybe in Scream 7. Hopefully they get Sydney back and you can have people from through the series who were affected all because people wanted her that they could believe getting her and Sam now out of the way would end the need for ghostface for good
Mrs. Loomis feels Hank will I bet they both hated him for real life why didn't they kill him
I do like how you write it in Billy’s POV, he is more composed, calculating but hiding a deep rage. You made Billy seem like a victim who cannot process the trauma and vengeance so he turned into killing. If anything, this makes Sam Carpenter’s wooden performance more interesting as it reflects your take on Billy Loomis, as both Billy and Sam hold lots of pain inside while trying to appear ‘calm’ on the surface. There are theories there is an inherited mental illness passing down in the Loomis family from Debbie to Billy to Sam, which I believe could be true, more specifically delusions or paranoid schizophrenia, as Billy can’t seem to tell the difference between films and reality, while Sam has hallucinations.
Beyond the mask is massively underrated. Videos are ALWAYS high quality and his content is consistent.
these novels are everything i dreamed of i love slasher novels
FRRRRRR BRO HYPED ,
Billy and Stu killing Himbry because they needed another mask is the PERFECT explanation!!!!!😱🤩
A really good thing about Scream is that Billy and Stu do everything for a good reason.
Billy killed him because the principal insulted him. So many of who Billy and Stu targeted was simply because they couldn’t handle criticism or rejection.
Too Sensitive
@1:22 omg look at how he wrote Caseys death
Love your videos :)
My guess to this answer was that he represented some sort of authority role that the pair wanted to destroy in order to cause more panic and instability in the community. On another note, it had also been quite a bit of screen time since the previous death
I always wondered as well why they moved him all the way to the goalposts, but more importantly how they were not caught!
I think billy showed up at stu's house late cuz he spent the last few hours dealing with himbrys corpse and when he got there he saw tatum was there and recognized shed be a problem so he took her out first by having stu ask for another beer to get her into the garage away from the party. 🤯
@@TheRealSephirothdid the original script say Billy told Stu to ask Tatum to get him another beer? Cause in the movie, it was just Stu who asked her to get one, not Billy. And I thought BehindTheMask stated in one of his videos that it was Stu that killed Tatum?
@@BehindTheBush96 it didnt say that but its meant to be implied. Also it would have been impossible for stu to do the deed cuz 1 he was with everyone else and 2 it wouldnt have took that long to get beer and 3 the killer went into the house and stu being with everyone would have been the perfect distraction. Billy would only be showing up at the front door later to make himself look good. Its meant to throw everyone off into thinking hes not the killer. But thats just my guess.
Here's my question whatever happened to hank loomis during billys death
I always wonder that too! He would be the perfect next ghostface 🔪
I always thought that was the most random murder in the whole movie, and it made no sense. Why would they risk doing that during the day
I’m glad you’re doing more videos like this, your writing is seriously impressive.
Himbry was killed because they needed to get the teens out of the house and the was about 30 minutes were no one dies. This was from Wes Craven.
This is what I always thought and what I still thought after watching this.
I feel like killing him over a mask that they could’ve easily stolen from him or probably half of the other students at school is a pretty weak argument and really not worth the risk, and Billy and Stu seem to think things through too carefully to kill someone for something that could be done another way much easier.
Usually BehindTheMask has pretty convincing logic in his theories, but I’m not seeing any in this argument that Principal Himbry was killed just for the mask that everyone else also had.
Once again, amazing work from Beyond The Mask. I managed to pause on the sections you shared from Casey's death and that looks just as awesome my friend.
Not gonna lie, the first time I watched the movie, I suspected Principal Himbry as the killer right up until he was killed himself. So I've always just looked at it as that theory being squashed early on and never even thought of more of a reason.
It was confirmed in commentary by Craven and Williamson that Himbry was killed after a footnote from the producer (he who shall not be named) that there was a huge gap between kills in the movie. Himbry was chosen not only to provide another death, but also to serve as a plot point to have the majority of teens vacate Stu’s house before the final act bloodbath.
Harvey Weinstein. He is named.
@@chrish2112 so it wasn't Voldemort? That's refreshing for a change.
@@chrish2112 It was actually Bob Weinstein, Harvey's brother.
@@NeolightNight That's not what we're talking about. Go back to bed.
@@chrish2112 Jeez, no need to be rude. I just thought you were saying that Harvey was the one who wanted a kill in the movie between Casey and Tatum's deaths. Sorry if I was mistaken (screw Harvey Weinstein btw).
He certainly was a creep towards Sidney in that one scene
I love this and I'm really looking forward to the novelization.
I always kept it simple:
Hey, killing your high school principal is just like killing your boss... everyone fantasizes about it, Billy and Stu made it happen.
It was fun.
"Kill my boss?! Do I dare live out the American dream?"
@@TheRealNormanBates
Homer Simpson quote 😂
I thought that Himbry wasn’t meant to die in the film, but the Weinstein’s felt that there was too much time in the film between the murders of Casey and Steve and the next murders at Stu’s party. So, Kevin or Wes put together the murder of Principal Himbry to appease the producers and make it to where there is not a huge gap between killings in the movie as it was originally written to be.
And to add to Scream’s meta nature, the original script for Scream 2 had the scene on the quad with Gale, Dewey, and Randy discussing who the next victim might be if they are copying the pattern of the original murders. Dewey states that Mr. Himbry was the next victim after Steve and Casey. Gale stops him and says that this was true in real life, but when she wrote her book, The Woodboro Murders, her editor and the studio had her remove Mr. Himbry’s death from the story and replace it with Tatum’s death. According to Gale, the editor and studio felt Tatum’s death would be more dramatic and fit the narrative of the book and movie better. This all was cut bc of script changes and leaks, but it’s a neat commentary regarding how the studio made the original film insert himbry’s death into the film to keep the tension going, and in the movie within a movie, Gale was asked to remove Himbry’s death bc Tatum’s death was believed to add more dramatic tension to Stab 1.
I am absolutely reading this when it comes out.
On a personal note, since you have done such an amazing job giving us a look at what happens off-camera, I hope you shed a light on how Stab winds up portraying the circumstances surrounding Casey's death. I would assume they are adapting the scene directly from Gale's book, but since everyone involved with that event is dead prior to Gale writing her book, it is kind of crazy how accurate that scene plays out in Stab/Woodsboro Murders (specifically what was said in the phonecalls).
Did Billy keep a journal?
How Gale knows/finds out has always intrigued me. Hope your work touches on that.
Just remember to put in all deleted scenes 'Beyond The Mask', otherwise you know some following scenes won't make a lick of any sense right?, or as Randy states 'Simplicity'
That was great yes I want a full novel of every behind the scenes moment added to the story from you.🙏🏻 bravo bravo 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻 I would read it even if its 1000 pages
I can't wait to read this novelization! It's gonna be great!
I love this and it just makes so much sense! I honestly would couple this with the distraction theory. But that Billy thought of the distraction plan after he had killed him.
Well I am supportive for everyone’s interpretation of interlude of scenes but I lean hardly on Stu killing Billy simply to get himself (Stu) hype for the final act. Also The Jason character’s last name should be Walker to imply Charlie walker’s parentage were there during this event. Also Stu mentioned peer pressure I figure Billy and Stu must’ve spoke between classes with a cold and calm anger after Sidney’s argument he tells Stu “are you in or out of the third act?” Not wanting to let Billy down made his commitment clear. But that part of there only being 1 costume for the entire killing spree does add suspense for the villain which is nice done.
Also the video you did with insert of Sam finding her mother’s diary should’ve played in the year book of the class of 1996 so Sam could satisfy curiosity of who Parents, Sid and her click were more over incidentally stumbled upon Christine’s diary.
I remember seeing reading someone else novelization of Scream on a site while researching slasher genre in novels.
Personally, I would love to read multiple novelizations of Scream. Everyone interprets art differently which should influence creativity to grow.
Anybody notice how himbry touched Sidney’s face when she was getting interrogated
Yeah I noticed, he definitely was a creep towards her
Can't wait till the novelization come s out..
They wanted school to be out forever.
billy and stu were way too sensitive 😭😭
Ironically enough there was a house principal at my old high school everyone hated and if we didnt have police on campus, I could see someone doing this to him.
Will definitely be picking up these novels.
I love your theories speaking of which Ive been watching your videos and I saw the one with the original script that said Maureen had hurt billy and Stu and I like to think that it still able to be cannon for both plus Hanks affair but they were embarrassed to admit it and kept that part a secret.that being said, what if billy told himbry about what happened didnt do anything to help? And feeling betrayed by the on adult he confided in, Billy kills him. Also he may be delusioned into thinking that Sydney also knew and that's another reason he wanted her dead
I wonder if Billy killed hank, we never see or hear about him again
I really like what you were going for, but there's a problem with Billy taking the mask from Himbry. Remember Himbry cut the mask with scissors earlier on? 🤔
Right before Himbry got killed, it panned around his office to show his mask was still on his desk.
But also, it showed the killer about to stab him and already wearing his mask and robe.
All because of the mask? C´mon... xD In my opinion Principle Himbry´s death is diversion to get the people away from the party. The call at the party about Himbrys death has to be Billy or Stu with the voice changer.
He knew too much, there lol
I thought it was too distract the people at the party while billy and stu inact their plan
I liked how Craven made "The Fonz" a red herring, as he had one of the most basic slasher motivations to kill the high school kids (resentment; jealousy/envy of lost youth; condescension of youthful stupidity/naivety) only to get whacked as a side kill. I was suspecting him as the killer up to that moment... it's kind of like watching *Tenebrae* for the first time.
Seems that himbry did want to help Billy with his issues
There wasn't really much of a reason it was to lure everyone from stus party and they had the party in the first place to attract Sidney and Tatum there
This man just came up with something better
@@bubba8751that’s not better - probably about half the school had that mask, it would’ve been far less effort to just steal it out of someone’s locker or out of Himbry’s office than kill him over it and go through all the trouble of dragging him to the football oval AND lifting him up to hang him on top of the goalposts.
That was obviously done with the intention to attract the attention of the students and make them want to leave the party to go and look at it, so they could kill Sidney. Also,
I’m assuming it was Billy who called to tell everyone Himbry was hung on the goalposts right after he did it, not the police, because the police wouldn’t want a crowd and would be trying to hide the body from the public - so this was deliberately done this way because attracting everyone’s attention was the purpose for Himbry’s murder and the way he was displayed.
Can't wait to read it
It was also a distraction for the police and everyone at the party 🎈 in stu house
Facts
When will the Scream Novel drop?
Dang this explains a lot of what Billy was really thinking
Also good luck with the novels , I’m looking forward to reading them.
Will they be on fanfiction?
Thank you! They'll be available on Amazon Kindle.
Principal dies
SCHOOLS OUT FOREVER
who's jason wallace?
I think it was that one kid who ran down the hall screaming towards Stu, Tatum, and Sydney in the ghostface costume
Are your books out yet? I would love to purchase!
First and early
But wasn't he killed right after taking the mask from the two students??
Buddy you're forgetting the periods inside the quotes.
Why do you think Mickie wanted haillie Dead in scream 2
Cause there's always some bs reason to kill your girlfriend, simplicity 😂
I thought Himbry cut that mask in half
Usually your theories are pretty good, but this theory is way too weak and Billy wouldn’t have gone through the trouble of killing Himbry AND dragging him all the way to the football field to lift him up onto the goalposts - just to get a mask off of him that he couldn’t stolen from Himbry’s office after-hours or stolen from half of the school’s lockers. He did it to draw attention and lead most of the students away from the party for long enough to get to Sidney.
Plus, Billy was already wearing the mask when he was about to kill Himbry. And the camera panned around his office right before he got stabbed and showed Himbry’s mask was still on his desk at that time.
He murdered Himbry because he’s a psychopath and wants to kill
Is the book out now
Ur Story shouldn’t Have billy as the killer but still have billy in it
Billy was scary
Always enjoy your videos but just fyi principal is the spelling not principle
Nice story mate. I think Stu was actually the one who killed the principal though. But this was something they should have put in the movie.
Insane! Wow
This was so crazy. Before I came to this video I came to the same conclusion that Billy killed him for another mask since Stu left his on Sidney’s door step. The theory that he killed him to get the last of the party guest out of the house was unrealistic even in movie nature because they couldn’t have predicted who was gonna leave and who wasn’t but surprisingly it worked out.
It wasn’t unrealistic to assume that the almost ALL of the teenagers (being the way that teenagers are, either their curiosity for all things morbid and curiosity in general, and given how they’d all been drinking and partying) would all want to see a dead body for themselves - and similar things have happened in real-life murder cases. Read about Ricky Kasso and the murder he committed, and how he had gone around telling everyone about the body and how dozens of school kids had decided to go and have a look at the body before one kid overheard enough people talking about it to actually (anonymously) report it to the police.
If you know what teenagers are like, Himbry’s murder serving the sole intention and purpose to lead most of the other kids out of the house isn’t an unlikely theory. It doesn’t matter if it didn’t get every single kid to leave the house - they were still willing to kill Tatum in the house when all the partygoers were still inside, there’s no reason they wouldn’t be willing to kill Sidney when almost everyone is gone, or to just find a way to get her to leave to another room without any of the remaining partygoers so they could kill her.
Plus, I believe Wes himself also confirmed this is why Billy killed Himbry.
I thought it was just a distraction
Cuz himbry was a hardass most likely
First
Principle Himbry should have a son that wants to kill Sam for her father killing his. Imagine he had a young child we don’t know about and he wants revenge. Sidney had nothing to do with it and billy is dead so it would only make sense to target sam and Tara. Billy stabbed him brutally and hung him from the goal post. Idk bout y’all but if someone did that to my father I’d want revenge fr
Its been confirmed they added that kill last minute to get the teens outta the party
Fan fic is cool.
"Admirable, if Himbry wasn'f such a #### all the time" yeah, here's a tip: Change that fucking word to something less disgusting.