'Scream 6' Features a Ghostface Shrine Full of Morbid Easter Eggs (SPOILERS)

Spoiler alert: This article contains major spoilers for Scream VI.

At long last, Ghostface is back and ready to slice through New York City in Scream VI.

The sixth film sees the four survivors — Sam (Melissa Barrera), Tara (Jenna Ortega), Chad (Mason Gooding), and Mindy (Jasmin Savoy Brown)— of the latest Ghostface killings leave Woodsboro behind for a fresh start in the Big Apple. However, they soon find themselves in another fight for their lives when a new masked killer emerges and wreaks havoc.

Now, with a new Ghostface on the loose comes a slasher film full of nostalgia and horror franchise references. In case you missed any of them, we're here to break down the gruesome Easter eggs featured in Scream VI.

With the core four leaving Woodsboro behind in favor of New York City, the writers and directors couldn't help but pay homage to Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan. Not only does Scream VI introduce a new character named Jason (Tony Revolori), but his character can be seen watching the 1989 slasher in his apartment.

Ghostface also hops on the subway, which is a nod to Jason's subway chase scene.

Modern-day scream queen Jenna Ortega recently starred as Wednesday Addams in the Netflix horror comedy series Wednesday, so it makes sense that there's a subtle nod to the character. During Sam's therapy session, several figurines could be seen in Dr. Stone's office, including ones of the entire Addams family. Later, at a frat party, a girl walks by in a Wednesday costume.

Like the second installment, Scream VI follows the survivors of the latest Ghostface massacre leaving Woodsboro behind to go to college. While at a frat party, Tara mentions possibly pledging Omega Beta Zeta — if you recall, this is Cici's (and almost Sidney's) sorority at Windsor College. The sixth film also sees Gale fight Ghostface on her own, which she does in Scream 2.

As for the Ghostface killers, Scream 2 includes the grieving mother of Billy Loomis, Mrs. Loomis (Laurie Metcalf) — the situation is identical in Scream VI, with the grieving father of Richie, Wayne Bailey (Dermot Mulroney), orchestrating the murders alongside his two other children. The motives are similar as well — get revenge against the final girl for killing their family member.

The sixth installment replicates yet another iconic moment from Scream 2 — Gale getting punched outside a police station. The second film sees Gale asking for an interview with Sidney, who strikes the reporter in the face. In Scream VI, Gales arrives when Sam and Tara leave an NYC police station. She manages to dodge Sam's hit, but Tara punches her.

As one could expect, the Ghostface shrine is easter egg galore! It features nearly three decades worth of items owned by or related to past Ghostfaces and their victims, including:

• The costumes and bloody knives of the past nine Ghostface killers
• Casey Becker's rope
• Billy Loomis's white t-shirt
• Stu's red robe and the TV that killed him
• Steve Orths's varsity jacket
• Tatum Riley's iconic outfit
• Kenny Brown's hat
• Randy Meeks's video store uniform
• Mrs. Loomis's two-piece white suit
• Gale Weathers's books
• The mask and sun props from the Windsor College theater production of Agamemnon
• Jennifer Jolie's fax machine
• Jill Roberts's flannel and pants
• Deputy Hoss's police uniform
• Olivia Morris's bloody long-sleeve shirt
• Stab memorabilia — DVDs, merchandise, fake costumes, among others

The film takes place around Halloween, resulting in most NYC patrons wearing costumes. The most notable horror references arrive during the subway sequence, with background characters dressed as:

• Pinhead
• The Babadook
• Peachfuzz
• Jason Voorhees
• The girl from The Ring
• Michael Myers
• Grace from Ready or Not — Samara Weaving also appears in Scream VI
• The Creep
• Chucky from Child's Play
• Pennywise
• American artist Andy Warhol
• The Grady Twins from The Shining
• Freddy Krueger
• The wolf mask from Creep
• Sherrie from Stab 6
• Italian-American actress and model Julia Fox

In the third and final act of 1996's Scream, Sidney drops a TV on Stu's head and seemingly electrocutes him to death. Now, as for Scream VI, Ethan tries one last time to kill the Carpenter sisters — however, Kirby steps in and crushes his skull using the same TV that killed Stu. Wow, if that isn't poetic cinema, we don't know what is!

Scream VI is now in theaters.