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Fridge Brilliance
- In this promotional picture
, Beth is closer to the front while the rest of the cast, including Deion himself, are far away in the back. From a viewer's perspective, it makes no sense. But given the reveal that Beth is a Ghostface, it makes sense because this is how Beth sees herself and the rest of the cast. She's the Villain Protagonist while everyone in the back, including the real hero of the story and the final girl(s), are just Cannon Fodder to her. - There are repeated appearances of a Twix-style candy bar called "Twins"; one of Twix's commercials jokingly reveals that the reason for Twix having two separate candy bars is due to the founders of Twix (both brothers) having a fallout, thus leading them to have separate factories to create the individual left and right Twix bars, with each side claiming how each bar is different and better than the other. Thinking of the "left/right" Twix campaign helps to understand the symbolism behind the Brand X version in the show:
- The "left/right" rivalry is started by an old family quarrel. The death of Deion's brother is the motive for the killings.
- The punchline of the Twix campaign is that the two chocolate bars are the same or at least so similar that you can't tell them apart. In the last episode, it's revealed that Deion and Marcus had switched costumes so Tommy wouldn't bother Marcus, so Deion ended up getting attacked by Hookman and died while hiding from him; Marcus was mistaken for Deion and decided to keep the ruse going out of guilt and to redeem himself for failing to save his brother.
- Unrelated to the "left/right" campaign but still involving the Twix bars, one package of Twix or Twins has two candy bars. Likewise, most Scream-related media have more than one Ghostface, including this series.
