Ghostface is the masked killer from the Scream film franchise, which began in 1996, known for taunting victims by phone in a distorted voice before attacking. The opening calls became one of horror's most copied scenes, built around a calm hello that turns threatening. Short named greetings in that voice later spread on TikTok and in meme edits, where creators personalise the scare by using a specific name like Carlee. The clip stays popular because the voice alone signals danger, nostalgia and a punchline in under two seconds.
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Ghostface says hello to Carlee in his distorted phone voice from Scream, a short scary greeting used for horror edits, pranks and Halloween videos.
The clip is Ghostface delivering a slow, pointed greeting to Carlee in the familiar raspy, distorted voice used for his phone calls. The name is spoken clearly and deliberately, with a pause that makes it feel personal rather than generic, as if the caller already knows exactly who picked up. Lasting just over a second, it lands as an instant chill: friendly wording twisted by a threatening tone. Viewers recognise the voice immediately, so even a brief hello carries menace, suspense and dark humour before anything else happens on screen.
