The 6,500 square-foot mansion used as the filming location for the famous 1996 horror movie, Scream, will be the location for an elaborate Halloween costume party called Screamoween on October 31, 2019. Event planners Anthony Masi and Nate Ragon have worked out a deal with the homeowner of the house in Tomales, California, to host the lavish bash on Halloween night, offering a very limited number of tickets to fans of horror cinema, available for purchase here.
For $199, attendees will receive access to the house from 6:00pm to 4:00am to party all night long, and stand in the exact spots where Neve Campbell, Skeet Ulrich, Courteney Cox, Rose McGowan, and Matthew Lillard acted out roles that drew accolades in Wes Craven’s blockbuster film, which spawned three sequels. Attendees will also be treated to surprises and goodies throughout the evening, have the option to stay overnight on the grounds (there are three houses within the gated complex), buy unlimited food and drink (including alcohol) which is being provided by the Washoe House, and can take as many selfies and pictures in the iconic mansion they want. The event planners are also offering ongoing shuttles to make sure imbibers get back to their hotels safely.
Masi is a movie producer and produced the definitive documentary on the Scream series called “Still Screaming: The Ultimate Scary Movie Retrospective”, which can be found on the Scream 5-film Blu-ray set. Ragon is a horror memorabilia collector, is recognized as the world’s foremost expert on the Scream films, and worked as a creative consultant on 2011’s Scream 4.
