Courtney Cox jokes: ‘No bangs!’ Ghostface has scissors for her hair on Halloween

She was filming Scream 5 in North Carolina.

And Courtney Cox recalled Halloween this Saturday, posting a fun picture from the shoot with people dressed as the villainous Ghost‌face.

The 56-year-old actress used her caption to have fun at her gay weather website – including the character’s memorable edge.

In ‘Ghost‌face’ she inspired Courtney with scissors to untie some of her hair to the title: ‘No bangs !!!!!!!! ‘

Friends Icon arrived in North Carolina this month to begin filming the latest installment in the franchise, which she has been a part of since the beginning.

The new film actually reunites her with her ex-husband David Arquette, who shares her 16-year-old daughter Coco with her.

Iconic: Cox look in 2000 sequel Scream 3 … the source of her very bad bangs

Flashback: Courtney used his new title to have fun in his gay weathers hairdo – including the character’s memorable edge (filmed in the first scream in 1996)

Another major addition to the Scream franchise is Nave Campbell, who is also set to return for his fifth film in 2022.

David and Courtney starred in a total of four Scream movies, the first of which saluted in 1996 and the most recent of which was released in 2011.

They were married in San Francisco in 1999 and welcomed their daughter Coco in 2004 by Jennifer Aniston, co-star of Godmother Courtney Friends.

The way they are: this new film actually reunites her with her smoking ex-husband David Arquette‌, with whom she was filmed in her first film

The couple broke up in October 2010, a month after the filming of Scream 4 and half a year before it was due to hit theaters.

Over the next couple of years, the divorce was finalized, and Courtney was engaged to Snow Patrol’s Johnny McDaid for the past half decade.

On his birthday in July, she revealed that they had been apart for 133 days, that she was trapped in Los Angeles and that he was going to be a hanger in London.

Mainstatus: David and Courtney starred in a total of four Scream movies, the first of which was Salute in 1996 (pictured) and the most recent in 2011.