The connection between Scream and MTV goes way back—nearly as far as Ghostface’s first kill.

🔪 In 1997, Scream made history by winning Best Movie at the MTV Movie Awards.
🔪 The entire cast, alongside Wes Craven, took the stage to accept the golden popcorn trophy, cementing the film’s cult status forever.
🔪 In 1998, Neve Campbell won Best Actress for Scream 2 and presented Best Movie alongside Courteney Cox.
🔪 And let’s not forget—MTV was responsible for developing the Scream TV series in 2015.

This year, the MTV Movie & TV Awards reinvented itself due to the pandemic, becoming:

🎬 MTV Movie & TV Awards: Greatest of All Time

And once again, the Scream legacy was well represented.

The Scream Queens of the Night

Horror royalty took the stage, as Neve Campbell, Drew Barrymore, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Selma Blair, and Kristen Bell all made appearances.

The night’s highlight? Neve Campbell paying tribute to fellow Scream Queen, Jamie Lee Curtis. Watch it here!

The moment was a full-circle passing of the torch, as two of horror’s most iconic final girls shared the spotlight.

From Scream to Halloween, the legacy continues.