Note: Most of the apps mentioned here are now discontinued, but they remain a nostalgic glimpse into how Ghostface could have embraced technology in 2011.

If the new generation in Scream 4 reflects the zeitgeist of 2011, there’s no doubt that technology will be Ghostface’s new best friend. Back in 1996, it was all about landlines, cell phones, and voice changers. Fast forward to today, and Ghostface may be armed with Facebook, iPhone apps, and cutting-edge tech to terrorize Woodsboro High’s Class of 2011.

Even Wes Craven and Emma Roberts have hinted at a digital evolution on social media. So, what if Ghostface had an arsenal of apps? We’ve done the research, and here are some tools that can turn your phone into a horror-ready device—just for laughs, of course!

Apps to Get Your Ghostface On

• Voice Transformer: Change your voice into one of nine different options. While it’s playback-only (email sharing available), it guarantees a good laugh.
• Scary Voice: Another fun playback option, perfect for spooky pranks.
• Scream Voice: Features Roger L. Jackson’s chilling quotes from the movies—ideal for nostalgic scares.
• Sonic Vox: Offers live voice modulation for conversations over apps like Skype when connected to your computer. Sadly, no real phone calls.
• SpoofCard: The ultimate tool for pranksters, allowing real phone calls with altered voices and spoofed caller IDs. But remember—don’t use it for anything Sidney Prescott wouldn’t approve of!

Official Scream 4 Apps

Available now on the iTunes Store:

• Sightings: Overlay Ghostface on your favorite photos with over 20 dramatic poses and stay updated on Scream 4 news and trailers.
• Scream 4 Voice Mask: Record and distort your voice to prank friends, share on Facebook, and catch the trailer for the highly anticipated film.

As Ghostface levels up, so should our defenses. Someone should send these apps to Sidney Prescott, just in case!