Scream

Part satire, part slasher, Scream reinvented horror with wit, suspense, and an unforgettable villain in Ghostface. Smart, scary, and endlessly collectible.

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What’s your favorite scary movie? When Scream hit theaters in 1996, director Wes Craven and writer Kevin Williamson sliced open the horror genre and stitched it back together with razor-sharp wit. This wasn’t just another slasher flick—it was a self-aware thrill ride that poked fun at the rules of horror while delivering genuine scares, mystery, and one of the most iconic killers in movie history: Ghostface.

By mixing suspense, humor, and biting commentary, Scream revitalized horror for a new generation. Its clever blend of meta-humor and real menace spawned sequels, a TV series, and a devoted fanbase that treats every “Hello, Sidney” like a nostalgic battle cry. Decades later, Scream remains a modern classic—balancing nostalgia for the genre’s golden age with fresh blood (sometimes literally) in every new installment.

From its instantly recognizable mask to its endlessly quotable moments, Scream is both a love letter to horror and a cultural landmark that refuses to stay dead.
“What’s your favorite scary movie?”
- Ghostface, the only villain who insists on a pop quiz before the carnage
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Collector's Guide

The Scream collection celebrates every era of the franchise with collectibles that capture its chilling charm. Expect Ghostface figures and masks from NECA, high-end statues, prop replicas, and apparel that lets fans show their love for Woodsboro’s most infamous phone caller. Whether you’re building a horror shelf or curating a full slasher lineup, Scream brings the perfect mix of nostalgia, irony, and fear factor.

Fun Fact!

The Ghostface mask was discovered in a real-world Halloween store during location scouting. Wes Craven cameoed in the first Scream—dressed as Freddy Krueger, no less.

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