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Sarah Campbell

StabMovies.com’s Stab Movies
2010

Half parody, half horror, and a whole lot of fun!
Read the screenplay (PDF) — 2010 screenplay.
After being accused of her family's murder, Sarah Campbell has moved from her home in Odessa, Texas to the smaller, peaceful town of Manchester, New Hampshire. Stuck in an unfamiliar place, Sarah rediscovers joy in her oldest hobby: dance. Sarah joins a local dance-team and befriends her teammates.
Trouble soon finds Sarah, again, when a local news reporter, Heather Gale, from Texas, follows her to New Hampshire, revealing the dark secrets of her past and accusing her of a new string of local murders. One by one, her friends begin to drop like flies in a very familiar pattern. Could Sarah and the murders be connected? Or has someone else taken their love of the Stab movies one step too far?
The film was announced for an October 10, 2010 debut on StabMovies.com. The YouTube uploads have separate dates: Part 1 is dated October 5, 2010, Parts 2, 3 and 4 are dated October 6, and Part 5 is dated October 7. Part 6 carries the earliest date on the channel, September 30, 2010. A single full-length upload followed on April 25, 2012.
By September 2026 the full-movie upload had about 365,000 views. Part 4 is by far the most watched piece of the film, with about 16.7 million views. Part 5 had about 813,000, Part 1 about 395,000, Part 2 about 75,000, Part 3 about 42,000 and Part 6 about 41,000.
A never-released trailer with updated logos was posted on March 20, 2012 as Stab 4 Leftovers: Unreleased Trailer.
StabMovies.com's FAQ tells new viewers who want the original series to start with Stab 4: Fresh Blood.
This film was going to be called Stab 4: Knife of Doom. StabMovies.com dropped that title, threw out the cast and started over with a completely new set of characters under the name Fresh Blood. The Knife of Doom title then sat unused for fourteen years before it went on the 2024 film.
Rachel Alexandria Arnold plays a character called Tammy Taylor here. From Stab 5 onward she plays a version of herself.
Shannon Nightingale appears under her own name playing a character called Shannon Lewis. From Stab 5 the character is called Shannon Nightingale and Stephanie Maheu plays her.
The screenplay came out as a 150 page paperback on October 31, 2019.
Sarah Campbell
Heather Gale
Shannon Lewis
Jay McConnell
Mandy Meyers
Cj Walker
April Lewis
Travis Tate
Nikki Summers
Roy Brown
Haley Graham
Lucas Depp
Casey Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Tammy Taylor
Writer
Director
Executive Producer
Executive Producer
Music
The film started out as Stab 4: Knife of Doom. StabMovies.com dropped that title, threw out the cast and started over with a new set of characters under the name Fresh Blood. The History of Stab page says the story was basically a parody of the Scream movies with new characters, clearly based on the main characters from the earlier Stab films.
StabMovies.com began with Stab 4 because audiences had already seen the first Stab inside Scream 2, and Scream 3 had shown Stab 3 being shut down. The FAQ says they skipped making a Stab 3: Hollywood Horror because they did not want to remake Scream 3. Scream 4 had not come out yet when the Stab series started, and there were only rumors that its script would reveal the franchise had reached Stab 7.
Stab 4 was shot on a FLIP Mino, a pocket camcorder about the size of a phone, and edited in Sony Vegas 9.
In March 2012 StabMovies.com found old raw footage on one of the original cameras. It shows Jennifer Sue Mallard test-filming one of the scenes, and it went up on YouTube as Stab 4 Leftovers.
Behind the Mask, Part 1 (2020) is a 41-minute documentary about filming Stab 4: Fresh Blood, the first movie StabMovies ever made. It has interviews with Joshua Patrick Dudley, Rachel Alexandria Arnold, Laura Coleman and Shana Roystan.
Joshua Patrick Dudley and Rachel Alexandria Arnold, the film's two executive producers, recorded a commentary track about the film and how it was made. The commentary version went up on January 7, 2013. It is not in HD.
The knife on screen is a real Buck 119. The FAQ says Stab 4 and Stab 5 were both filmed with one, and it says plainly that they do not recommend filming with a real knife under any circumstances. From Stab 6 on they used replica Buck 120s.
For the robes in the first few films they bought the first suitable fabric they could find online. The FAQ says they don't remember exactly what it was, and it tells fans looking for something close to search for black fabric with silver lurex.
On November 4, 2024 StabMovies.com announced that props and costumes from Stab 4 were for sale in its store. The post does not say which Stab 4 it means. Stab 4: Knife of Doom had come out less than a month earlier, on October 10, 2024.
The knife on screen is a real Buck 119. Stab 4 and Stab 5 are the only two films in the series filmed with a real blade. The rest used replica Buck 120s.
The Ghost Face robes were made from black fabric with silver lurex.



The original score is by Isaias M. Garcia.
The score is sold as a $15 download in the StabMovies.com store, which says the audio was made for StabMovies.com only and may not be used without permission.
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A trailer that was cut together at the time and then never put out.
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The whole film again with the commentary track running over the top of it.
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SPOILERS
Every death in the film, counted and shown back to back.
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The first issue of the tie in comic, read on screen page by page.
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The first part of the film as it was originally uploaded in six pieces.
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The documentary episode about making the first one.



























































