SCREAM

SCREAM 2

SCREAM 3

SCREAM 4

SCREAM 5

TO SEE THE COSTUME GUIDE FOR EACH FILM, CLICK ITS RESPECTIVE LINK ABOVE.

The Masks

Prior to the start of filming Scream (1996), production had been doing location scouting and spotted a "Peanut-Eyed Ghost" mask made by the company Fun World, often called "Gen 1" masks since they originate from the earliest molds. Unable to strike a deal for its use in the film, Wes Craven tasked KNB FX to create a mask based from the Fun World mask they had previously found.
Some of the KNB concept designs strayed wildly from the Fun World design, but the closest option was selected and used for some shots.
Some days into filming, producers were able to strike a deal with Fun World that allowed them to use the "Peanut-Eyed Ghost" mask for filming and these were used for the remainder of production. Because of this late change, some scenes made it into the film using the KNB mask such as in Principal Henry and Casey Becker's death scene.

A total of 6 KNB masks were made, all of which belong to private collectors.
A handful of Fun World Masks were used and are scattered throughout private collector hands.

The Costume

• In the original Scream  (1996), Ghostface wore a robe made of black fabric with silver lurex weaved throughout, custom tailored and designed by Cynthia Bergstrom. This robe design varies from others in the series, the arm tassels being flat on the bottom and the fringe at the bottom of the robe being "ripped triangles".
• The boots used for the film have yet to be identified, but appear to be consistent throughout and match the boots worn by Skeet Ulrich as Billy Loomis.
• The hero knife used by Ghostface is a classic Buck 120 C General hunting knife, and the stunt knives used were cast from the same knife.
• Additional accessories used in this film are a novelty "Telephone Voice Changer" and a wireless cellphone.