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This collection of Scream coloring pages is perfect for horror enthusiasts! They will help you to get into a spooky mood whether it’s Halloween or any other time of year.
There are so many iconic horror franchises, and Scream breathed new life into the genre upon its release in 1996.
Written by Kevin Williamson and directed by legendary director Wes Craven, it poked fun at a lot of cliches and conventions of horror flicks while still being scary and atmospheric.
The masked killer Ghostface is the head of the series with many characters putting on the mask throughout the movies. He’s also the main star of this collection!
Survive To The End Of These Ghostface Coloring Pages
1. Keepin’ It Classic
The Ghostface mask is simple, yet effective in its design. This classic Ghostface mask close-up coloring sheet shows it off in all its glory.
Interestingly, the mask was already a popular Halloween mask before it was discovered by one of the film’s producers by chance.
Director Wes Craven loved it and sought the rights to use it as the killer’s mask.
2. Another Look At An Icon
You have another chance to use your creativity on this iconic mask on this detailed Ghostface mask coloring PDF.
There is so much emotion on the face of the mask, even though it’s made up of some basic shapes.
The mask is supposedly inspired by the famous Scream painting by Edvard Munch.
3. Ghostface In His Natural Habitat
The terrifying villain of the series is surrounded by cobwebs on this detailed Ghostface with hood coloring book page.
This gives it a distinct Halloween feeling, and you could add even more of those kinds of details for a true Halloween celebration!
If this page has put you in that Halloween mood, then I have good news for you! I have a massive collection of Halloween coloring fun for you to enjoy right here. Keep it spooky!
4. Ghostface Takes Chase!
You wouldn’t want to be in the situation shown on this Ghostface chasing a victim free printable coloring page! When Ghostface is eyeing you, you’re sure to be in mortal peril.
Ghostface was meant to function as a stand-in for many classic slasher villains such as Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees.
Did you know that director Wes Craven was also the creator of Freddy Krueger?
5. Hiding In Plain Sight
This Ghostface hiding behind a curtain free coloring PDF is rather creepy! Can you imagine seeing this sight after being in a room you thought was empty?
You can be quite creative with your colors here, and by using lighter shades behind the curtain you will be able to make it look more transparent.
6. Who’s At The Door?
If Ghostface comes knocking at your door, you’d do well to keep it locked! The owner of the house in this Ghostface hiding behind a door free coloring sheet clearly never had that advice.
When you work on this page, you can customize the background behind Ghostface. Perhaps you could use a scene from the films or even a real place you know in your life.
7. A Ghostface Rampage
This next Ghostface holding a bloody knife detailed page to color shows him doing what he does best! A fresh victim has fallen to Ghostface, and he already looks like he’s going after the next one.
While it’s a macabre detail, the red of the blood on his knife will make for a splash of color against his dark costume.
8. Do You Like Scary Movies?
One of Ghostface’s signature moves is phoning his victims while asking them questions.
At the beginning of the first film, he phones a victim and asks her whether she likes scary movies, and it’s become an iconic quote.
I can imagine him asking this question on this Ghostface holding a phone fun printable coloring page.
9. A Terrifying Coloring Page!
I love how detailed this Ghostface in a horror scene printable coloring PDF is! There are some great details such as the broken glass which suggests a lot of action happening leading up to this scene.
Do you think Ghostface broke that window? Whatever may have happened, there’s not doubt that this page will look amazing when it’s done.
10. Ghostface Paints The Town Red
I wouldn’t want to encounter Ghostface anywhere, but I especially wouldn’t want to encounter him in a dark alleyway. This Ghostface in a spooky alley fun coloring sheet shows why I feel that way.
When coloring this page, I would add a lot of shadow details to make the background even spookier and more mysterious.
11. Ghostface Lies In Wait
In the Scream films, every shadow could be hiding Ghostface. This Ghostface luring in the shadows coloring page shows him waiting for the right moment to strike.
Using black markers and pens is very helpful for adding some strong black color to a scene, allowing you to create some imposing shadows.
If you want to do that method, you may want to print this on some thicker cardboard.
12. A Face At The Window
I would not be happy to see the sight on this Ghostface peeking through a window fun page to color!
Seeing this sight would make it very clear that he has his eye on you, and that’s never a good thing.
13. Detailed Killer
We have one of the most detailed pages yet on this Ghostface standing in the dark printable coloring PDF!
You can admire all of the details of his costume and take some time to color all of them.
Then, you could take it even further by adding some background details to build the scene.
14. Knife To Meet You
Watch out for this Ghostface with a knife coloring page for fans! He’s extending his knife out in greeting, but I would say there is nothing friendly about it.
When coloring, adding little details can help to make your drawing more unique. For example, you could add some red details to the knife for a sinister extra detail.
15. Ghostface In Critical Condition
Ghostface always ends up being beaten in the Scream movies. That moment has come to pass on this Ghostface with blood dripping free coloring sheet.
Coloring the blood on his mask may not be as easy as you think, as the details are quite fiddly. Using a colored pen or pencil would make it much easier to color those little details.
16. Spooky Vibes
The atmosphere on this Ghostface with eerie background fun coloring PDF is really incredible! With the barren trees, full moon and flying bats it just screams Halloween (if you’ll excuse the pun.)
I would use some really expressive, atmospheric colors such as purple for the sky to give it that extra Halloween feeling.
17. Ready To Scream!
It’s time for another close-up on this Scream coloring book page for fans.
The hood of his mask is so detailed, and the shapes in the background also give you the chance to incorporate different color effects.
You can also use shades of grey for his costume so that the details don’t just get lost in black.
18. Scream Movie Poster
This Scream franchise movie poster free coloring sheet replicates the famous poster for the fourth film in the series. It would be great to hang it on your wall when it’s done!
Sadly, Scream 4 would be the final film of director Wes Craven, but what a legacy he left behind!
19. Scream 5 Poster
The Scream series would see a revival in 2022 with Scream 5. This Scream logo with Ghostface mask detailed page to color is another replication of a famous poster.
Will you make it look like the original poster or perhaps give it a unique look instead?
20. Finish Off With A Scream
This final Scream movie logo detailed coloring page finishes off things with a final movie poster. Ghostface is front and center here, as he should be!
There are many ways that you can be creative with this one, and I know it will look amazing when it’s done.
The horror doesn’t have to end here though! Join me for some more spooky creative fun with some horror-themed pages to color. You may even see some familiar (ghost) faces!
After You Color Your Scream Pages
The Horror Continues With These Ideas To Try
- Draw some characters from the films like Sidney Prescott.
- Have other famous horror killers join Ghostface.
- Create some spooky backgrounds and setpieces for the pages.
- Find a spooky music playlist and put it on as you work on the collection!
That brings us to the end of this collection of Scream coloring pages, and hopefully it wasn’t too scary to complete!
Ghostface was shown in many different scenarios and poses for you to get creative with.
When coloring these pages, I encourage you to have fun with them and try out any ideas you have. If something doesn’t work out then you can print another copy and then try again.
When you have finished your favorite pages, you can share your spooky art on our social media pages so we can see how they turned out.
