Every new and returning character in the Scream 5 trailer

See who’s facing off against Ghostface this time around.

It wouldn’t be Scream without Neve Campbell. Sidney Prescott has survived several run-ins with Ghostface already, and she’s ready for one more round.

David Arquette returns as Dewey Riley. In Scream 4, he became the sheriff of Woodsboro, but it’s not clear if he’s still working in that capacity.

Rounding out the franchise’s founding trio, Courteney Cox returns as Gale Weathers. She seems a bit wearier than Sidney about taking on Ghostface again.

After appearing in Netflix’s The Babysitter: Killer Queen, Jenna Ortega is taking on another killer. Based on the trailer, her odds of making it to the end seem slim.

Once it’s clear Ghostface is back, Sidney returns to Woodsboro to warn Tara’s sister, Sam. She’s played by Melissa Barrera, who starred in In the Heights.

Best known for Don’t Breathe and 13 Reasons Why, Dylan Minnette plays Wes Hicks in Scream 5. That makes him the son of Judy Hicks, a deputy from Scream 4.

Speaking of Hicks, Marley Shelton is reprising her role in Scream 5.

The actress, from The Leftovers, is playing Mindy Meeks-Martin in Scream 5. Presumably, she’s related to the original’s Randy Meeks and his sister Martha from Scream 3.

Booksmart’s Mason Gooding plays Mindy’s brother, Chad.

Jack Quaid of The Boys plays Richie Kirsch in Scream 5. He’s one of a few characters with no obvious tie to the previous films.

Singer Sonia Ben Ammar plays Liv McKenzie. In the original Scream, the McKenzies were neighbors of Casey Becker (Drew Barrymore). That tenuous connection could still explain why she’s wrapped up in the latest killing spree.

Mikey Madison of Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood plays Amber Freeman. She’s evidently close to Tara, based on a scene in the trailer where Ghostface impersonates her via text message.

Dear White People’s Kyle Gallner appears as Vince. He’s the only character whose surname hasn’t been revealed, which seems important in a series as obsessed with family relations as Scream.

Well, the voice of Ghostface anyway. The actual identity of the killer is a closely guarded secret, but Jackson has voiced the character in every installment so far.