HORROR fans can have the ultimate spooky party in the house from Scream this Halloween – as long as you have the money.
This is going to be the last time the mansion in Tomales, California, is rented out for a party like this, as the owners reportedly “want their privacy” from here on.
Anthony Masi and Nate Ragon are the brains behind Screamoween and the bash will be a recreation of the party hosted by killer Stu Macher in the last act of the iconic 1993 movie.
Hosted on Halloween night, the tickets cost $199 (£180) and gets you access to the house (though costumes are mandatory, so make sure you dress up).
There are only 150 available though, so those planning on attending need to think fast.
The party will rage from 6pm to 4am, and feature movies on VHS in the living room, giveaways, the chance to take selfies throughout the house and lots of booze.
The organisers spent $10,000 (£8,000) to rent out the five-bedroom mansion, according to TMZ, and they’ve decked it out with spooky surprises too.
The film, directed by Wes Craven, is set in an American town where high school students are killed by a mysterious murderer wearing the now iconic mask.
The house is the set of the bloody final confrontation, where Stu Macher – alongside Billy – murders his girlfriend Tatum by crushing her neck with the garage door.
Gale’s cameraman Kenny also has his throat slit while protagonist Sidney tries to get help from him.
Presumably, the Halloween party will have a lot less murder than the film itself.
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