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вЂњI had just come off of a film called Touch, which was Chris Walken and I, and Bridget Fonda, a Paul Schrader film, an Elmore Leonard script. (Photo by United Artists courtesy Everett Collection)

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вЂњI would sit in and read about serial killers and watch Faces of Death, if you remember that, to get into that gory mindset.вЂќ So I felt like it was the first opportunity to really show all my anger and aggression.вЂќ I had played mostly sort of soft characters, if you will, prior to that. I remember tearing through it, being so intrigued by it. I was in from New York filming, God, probably The Craft maybe, and staying at a friendвЂ™s house. It was called вЂ Scary MovieвЂ™ under the script that I got. вЂњI had played mostly sort of soft characters, if you will, prior to that.вЂќ To mark the occasion, we caught up with Ulrich to talk about his memories of playing Billy, the legacy of Wes Craven, and the night he got wild on set and his director had to ask him to tone it down because his co-stars were terrified. And, in honor of the original movieвЂ™s big anniversary, a special 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray edition of ScreamВ was just released on October 19. Scream itself is joining the fray, with a new sequel releasing in January that sees OGs like Sidney, Gale ( Courteney Cox), and Dewey ( David Arquette) mixing it up with a fresh young cast of characters ready to carry the batonвЂ¦ or knife for the franchise. In the movieвЂ™s climactic sequence, we learn that it is he and goofy bestie Stu ( Matthew Lillard) who have been on the other end of the phone, and under the now-famous Ghostface mask, all along: вЂњSurprise, Sidney!вЂќД¬ut to two-and-a-half decades and three sequelsВ later, and horror cinema is experiencing something of another renaissance, one driven partly by innovative slashers paying their own homage to Scream (see Freaky or NetflixвЂ™s Fear Street trilogy) and others wading in the nostalgia pool with sequels and reboots doing compelling things with their original sources ( Halloween Kills, Candyman). Like Johnny Depp in CravenвЂ™s other huge teen slasher hit, A Nightmare On Elm Street, Ulrich left an impression as the broody heartthrob with an edge unlike DeppвЂ™s Elm Street beau Glen, though, BillyвЂ™s edges turned out to be sharper than they first appeared. In Scream, the groundbreaking meta slasher that turned the genre on its head and spawned a renaissance as it did so, Ulrich played Billy Loomis, boyfriend to the movieвЂ™s вЂњfinal girl,вЂќ Sidney Prescott ( Neve Campbell). Twenty-five years ago, Skeet Ulrich was one of a group of young actors who вЂ“ under the stewardship of a fresh screenwriter named Kevin Williamson and veteran director Wes Craven вЂ“ would help change horror cinema forever. (Photo by Priscilla Grant/Everett Collection)

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