Scream home used in the 1996 horror film will be open for paying fans to visit before Halloween

The five – bedroom, four – bath home in Tomales, Calif., Made famous by Scream in 1996, will be praised to fans this fall as Halloween approaches

. Anthony Masi and Nate Ragon, TMZ reported on Tuesday.

The event – which has a $ 200 entry fee (NZ $ 294) – will be held at the mansion (which is outside Santa Rosa, CA) on weekends before Halloween According to a TMZ press release, TMZ reports that Masi and Ragon announced they paid $ 22,000 (NZ $ 32,000) in rental fees. for the property, and will have a lot of scary features for the fans.

There will also be movie memorabilia in the two barns on the property

Another promotion incorporates the talents of Roger Jackson, who provided the scary voice of Ghostface in the movie, to make calls. Personalized $ 125 (NZ $ 184)

Prices range from $ 1,750 to $ 50 (NZ $ 2,575 to NZ $ 73), which includes access to the film showing and the movie. outdoor access to the house from 19:00 to 22:00. on October 27, with the chance of being in a large group photo staged outside the house.

Scream hit the theaters in December 1996 and made a massive dive, garnering $ 173 million worldwide with a budget of $ 14 million

The film directed by Wes Craven featured a cast including David Arquette , Courteney Cox, Rose McGowan, Drew Barrymore and Neve Campbell, and gave birth to three sequels: Scream 2 of 1997, Scream 3 of 2000 and Scream 4 of 2011.