Ghostface is the masked killer at the centre of the Scream horror franchise, which began in 1996 and made threatening phone calls a signature part of its scares. In the films, the killer often toys with victims before attacking, asking questions and turning an ordinary call into a threat. Short clips of those calls have since circulated online as pranks, memes and reaction sounds, especially around Halloween. This greeting-style clip endures because it is instantly recognisable to horror fans, yet simple enough to drop into almost any joke about unknown callers.
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A short Ghostface phone-call clip asking hi, who is this, used for prank calls, reaction videos and spooky Halloween edits and creepy caller memes.
The clip is a brief, unsettling phone greeting delivered in Ghostface's distorted, whispery voice, as if an unknown caller has just picked up and is questioning who is on the other end. The tone is calm but menacing, with a slow, deliberate delivery that makes the simple question feel threatening rather than friendly. Because it lasts only a couple of seconds, it lands instantly, creating a jump of recognition for horror fans and a nervous laugh for everyone else. It works best when the listener does not expect it, turning an ordinary phone moment into something creepy, playful and instantly shareable.
