The Unseen Scream 4 Part 5: Scarecrow & Zombie Ghostface (Exclusive Fun World Quote) 		
  		 			By wicked-scribe   			April 30, 2011  			
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 		 			 			 Allow us this brief breaking of the fourth wall, but 
Scream-Trilogy  has passed the one year mark! Why is this relevant? Because a week  after our April 29th 2010 birthdate, we broke a story about new Zombie & Scarecrow variations of the Ghostface mask which had some sort of connection to 
Scream 4, based on a photo of Wes Cravens cat  and other clues. That article is what made readers sit up and take  notice, and realize we werent just the usual news recycling fansite.  Even though we were cautious from the start that nothing might come of  them, we made it a point to follow the mystery of the new masks in those  early months when no real information about the film was available.  This would lead us down a path that included receiving the #1 movie-run  production Zombie Mask itself!
 And now we come full-circle one year later to put a cap on the mysterious saga
 Leading up to, including, and even after filming, Fun Worlds  Director of Licensing/Product Development R.J. Torbert was a key  middleman figure between 
Scream 4 and the fanbase, tweeting  filming details and holding contests. Fun World is, of course, the  owner and controlling company of the Ghost Face mask design, so have a  pretty strong connection with The Weinstein Co because that  now-iconographic mask is, in a way, more valuable to the 
Scream franchise then any flesh & blood cast member!
 So the intel on the new masks was that they were first created by Fun  World as 2010 Halloween releases, but there was also a discussion and  level of interest with the movies powers-that-be. However Torbert quite  pointedly never confirmed if either  or neither  would appear in the  film, only that we would have to wait and see.
 We waited and have now seen 
Scream 4, and the masks were sadly absent. 
Scream Trilogy reached out to Fun Worlds Torbert who provided this comment in response:
 
The Zombie Mask and Scarecrow Mask were filmed  for the barn scene and they were edited out -I was informed that Harvey  and Bob Weinstein were concerned it would cause a bit of confusion.
 The visually appealing alternate masks werent the only removals from  the Stab-a-thon sequence, and well tell you all about that in the next  edition of 
Unseen Screams