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From Halloween fans for Halloween fans

Ghostface mask from Wes Craven horror movie "Scream"

The horror film "Scream" tells the story of Woodboro Killers terrorizes a masked killer with phone calls and threats an entire town.Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), whose mother was killed in the previous year, is the main character and the target of the killer with the Ghostface mask.The horror film "Scream" runs like a detective story, is suspected in nearly every character as a murderer.Scream has convinced many critics and revived by its huge success in the nineties the horror genre.

The mysterious, original Scream mask of common serial killer is made of soft vinyl and has a sewn, black fabric hood.The original Scream mask is highlighted on the eyes with a black mesh around the own eyes to hide.Ghostface as a mask of the serial killer is one of the most famous film masks of the modern horror film and thus perfect for Halloween and theme parties.Possession with the Scream mask a classic among the Halloween and horror masks!

Complete your appearance as a sadistic serial killer best with our original licensed Scream articles like the Scream Knife Metallic , the Scream Costume With Mask and rough Film Blood / FX Blood 30ml !

• Delivery: 1 x Original Scream Mask
• Color: Black-and-white
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• Material: Mask: 100% vinyl; Hood 100% Polyester

The Original Ghostface Mask Designs That Would’ve Completely Changed the ‘Scream’ Franchise [Images]

One of the most iconic movie masks of all time almost never made it on screen.

The mask that Scream forever immortalized as Ghostface was originally a mass-produced mask that bore the name “Peanut-Eyed Ghost.” Inspired by Edvard Munch’s painting “The Scream,” the mask was released by Fun World in the early ’90s, and the story goes that Wes Craven and his production team stumbled upon it in an abandoned house while they were scouting locations for Scream . Craven loved it and wanted to use it in the film, but alas, Fun World owned the rights and they wanted more money than Dimension was willing to pay.

So Craven devised Plan B…

What was Plan B, you ask? Unable to use the “Peanut-Eyed Ghost” mask, Craven tasked KNB EFX with designing a new mask that was inspired by the Fun World mask he wanted to use. Some of the designs stayed fairly true to the original mask, while others deviated so wildly that they would’ve completely changed everything about Scream and the Ghostface killer.

Kevin Williamson recalls in a recent 25th anniversary featurette , “No one could agree on a mask, and I remember we were on a location scout and we found Ghostface… in a box of stuff in a garage. We asked the owner if we could take it because Wes immediately looked at it and said, ‘This is like the famous Scream painting.’ So we took that to our production and we said, ‘Can you make something… riff on this and see if you can make something like this. They must’ve done twenty different designs, and every one of them was rejected by the studio.”

Eventually, of course, Fun World and Dimension reached an agreement, and the “Peanut-Eyed Ghost” mask became Ghostface – or “Father Death,” as the costume is named in Scream .

“Finally we were like, ‘Why don’t we just get the rights to this mask?’ In the script it did say it was a dime store Halloween mask… so that’s exactly what we found,” Williamson recalls.

It’s interesting to note that the origins of the Michael Myers mask are much the same as the origins of the Ghostface mask, with John Carpenter and his team similarly converting an existing William Shatner Captain Kirk mask into the terrifyingly blank visage of Michael Myers. Sometimes horror icons are already out there in the world, long before we meet them.

Want to see a handful of those original KNB concepts? Below you’ll find twelve drawings of vastly different masks that were pitched to Craven (many of which are VERY wacky), and underneath you’ll see four of those designs that Scream superfan Mikey Aspinwall had artist Crash Cunningham draw up for him. Aspinwall even had an artist turn one of the concepts into an actual mask, which gives you an idea of what it would’ve looked like had it been used on screen. Huge thanks to Aspinwall for sharing these images and allowing us to publish them.

A version of this article was originally published on December 21, 2016.

Writer in the horror community since 2008. Editor in Chief of Bloody Disgusting. Owns Eli Roth's prop corpse from Piranha 3D. Has four awesome cats. Still plays with toys.

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The upcoming film also has a new release date:  March 8, 2024 .

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The Origin Of The Ghostface Mask In Scream Is Delightfully Mundane

Horror fans love a masked slasher, but not all masks are created equal. Designing a quality disguise for a masked villain is crucial not only for scaring the bejesus out of the audience, but for the future merchandising possibilities. Michael Myers' modified Captain Kirk mask, Jason Voorhees' hockey mask, Leatherface's patchwork skin mask, and the Silver Shamrock masks have enjoyed generational longevity, as has the horrifying Ghostface mask from " Scream ," now celebrating its 25th Anniversary.

The Ghostface mask is so effective, it feels like it must have been developed in a nightmare lab dedicated to scarring the lives of six-year-olds catching a commercial for the film late at night while walking through the living room. (No, just me?) However, as Kevin Williamson discusses in a new video for the anniversary of " Scream ," the real backstory behind the iconic mask is a lot more mundane, yet somehow delightfully perfect for what "Scream" is all about. Check out the exclusive clip below from IGN.

Ghostface Was A Cheap Halloween Costume Mask

It's been relatively common knowledge for a while that the Ghostface mask was meant to emulate Edvard Munch's painting "The Scream," one of the characters on the cover of the Pink Floyd album "The Wall," and the ghostly characters that appeared in the 1930s "Betty Boop" cartoons. However, what many may not realize, is that the mask was not created for "Scream," it was an existing costume mask sold by a company called Fun World and designed by a woman named Brigitte Sleiertin. "Scream" screenwriter Kevin Williamson had this to say about finding the mask:

"No one could agree on a mask and I remember we were in a location scout, and we found Ghostface... in a box of stuff in a garage... Wes [Craven] immediately looked at it and said, 'This is like the famous Scream painting.' And so we took that to our production and we said, 'Riff on this... make something like this.' They must've done 20 different designs. Every one of them was rejected by the studio, and finally we were like, why don't we just get the rights to this mask?"

The maks was created in 1991 as part of the Fun World "Fantastic Faces" collection, and Dimension Films was able to reach an agreement to use the mask. This proved extremely profitable for Fun World, who owns both the mask design and the name "Ghostface." Since the production of "Scream" in 1996, the Ghostface mask has become the most worn and sold costume for Halloween in the United States. Yes, that does include that awesome blood-pumping Ghostface mask we all owned in the early 2000s.

Get your Ghostface masks for the Halloween season now, and prepare for the fifth "Scream" movie due out in theaters on January 14, 2022.