If enthusiasm could be measured in decibels, Jack Quaid would top the charts. Every time he mentions Scream 5, his excitement radiates — and that contagious energy has fans even more eager to return to Woodsboro.

In a period when news was scarce and the trailer felt miles away, every tidbit mattered. And when The Boys star — internet’s self-proclaimed “blood magnet” — popped up on Comedy Central’s Crazy Stupid, he delivered both laughs and lore.

“Five Cream” and a wrap gift for the ages

Quaid explained that the cast had their own running joke about the movie’s title:

“On set we called it Five Cream. Because we thought if you looked at it spelled out, the S is a 5 — we called it Five Cream, we still call it Five Cream. The joke never stopped to the point where I had my friend make this T-shirt as a wrap gift. It’s Ghost Face holding up five creams. I’m gonna keep that forever.”

The nickname stuck — and quickly became a fan meme across social media, symbolizing both the cast’s chemistry and the fandom’s sense of humor.

The art of a good scream

Later in the same interview, Quaid shared his insight on the hardest part of starring in a slasher: the scream itself.

“It’s an interesting thing, the horror movie scream. You can’t rehearse it too much — it just has to come out of you.”

It’s that spontaneity, he says, that keeps it real — and in a Scream film, authenticity is everything.

Between inside jokes, gallons of fake blood, and his infectious enthusiasm, Jack Quaid’s involvement only adds to the hype.