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7/20/2018

You've probably heard by now about the event in Santa Rosa, California this October.  Scream Comes Home!

The event, being held on October 27, will allow Scream fans a chance to attend a screening of the film at the iconic filming location from the finale of the film (Stu's house).  Not only that, but you'll also be able to spend the night at the house (or property grounds).

My buddy Kenny's On Set Cinema will be hosting the screening and webmaster alum Anthony Masi (Myers Museum, HalloweenMovies.com) and super-fan Nate Ragon have co-created the event.  Roger Jackson, the voice of Ghostface, will also be in attendance.

I will not be able to attend, but I hope everyone that does has one hell of a time.  And I hope everyone survives scene 118!

4/1/2018

Renowned Scream fan Nate Ragon -- who's known for his highly impressive screenused collection of Scream props -- recently chatted with ChillerNight Theater for their Chiller Chat segments.  Here's the latest episode that Nate appeared on...


And here's an older interview with Nate from ChillerNight...


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1/10/2017

This sounds fun.  A new Netflix series starring Scream's Drew Barrymore and Scream 2's Timothy Olyphant called Santa Clarita Diet is set to premiere soon.

Check out the teaser promos below...


And here's one with Olyphant...


So what do you think?  Will you be tuning in?

Teen slasher movies are known for having crazy killers with even crazier motives for killing.  But in 1996, Scream changed the game a little by adding a sidekick.  It makes sense, really -- especially if a killer wants to avoid suspicion -- it's always nice to be able to be two places at once.  And a sidekick can help out in that department.

Since 1996, many slashers have gone on to utilize the two-killer angle, but something that sets the Scream series apart is that most of the time, the sidekick is a lot crazier than the mastermind.


SCREAM -- STU MACHER

Ah, Stu, the loveable funny-guy.  But, as we know from real life, it's usually the funny guy who is the most disturbed.  And this holds true for Stu.  The mastermind, Billy Loomis, was merely seeking revenge on his girlfriend, Sidney, because it was her mother who ruined his family.  Something tells me it didn't take Billy a whole lot of convincing to get Stu to go along, though.

The first attack of the movie is Casey Bec…

Talk about a killer party. Those fun-loving girls from Delta Lambda Zeta have turned the swankiest mansion on the campus of Windsor College into kegger central. Pledge paddles are being put to work on errant behinds. And there's already a boisterous line forming at the SnackWells and Doritos buffet.

Oh, yeah, and Neve Campbell is out by the barbecue grill, screaming her lungs out. It's midnight on the Pasadena set of Wes Craven's Scream 2, and the slashing and impaling are well under way. One sorority sister's already been Ginsued, and Campbell's character, Sidney Prescott, wants to keep mean Mr. Ghost Mask from pulling his Benihana routine again.

Meanwhile, all Craven can do is laugh. "Maybe it's the tension," the 58-year-old director says, watching Campbell shriek away on his playback monitor. "I just think this stuff is hilarious sometimes."

He's not the only one. With its cutting one-liners and to-die-for cast, last year's Screa…

The house from the infamous opening scene in 1996's Scream has been put on the market -- at a cool $7 million.

That's right!  The place where the most suspenseful eighteen minutes in horror history takes place is for sale.

Thanks to Scream super-fan Zachary Cook, we now know the exact location of the historical house and what it looks like today.

You can view the listing and more pictures here.


Also, a huge thanks to Ghostface.co.uk for allowing Zachary to share the awesomeness!

So that 20th Anniversary screening of Scream has come and gone.  And our good friends Lito and Jennifer has supplied us with a bunch of awesome photos from the event!

Check 'em out below...













Did you attend the screening?