Scream
1996 · Directed by Wes Craven
Explore the real-world connections to Scream, with each location linked to its own story and evidence.
The places behind the film.
Sites identified by primary location sources.
These film-specific property references are sourced separately from itinerary recommendations. Precise points and current access remain under review.
- Sonoma Community Center · the actual community-center property used as Woodsboro High School in the 1996 film; its later screening in Andrews Hall is a separate event and is not treated as a scene location · Location source ↗
- Healdsburg Plaza · the public plaza where the tourism source explicitly credits Wes Craven’s original franchise-starting Scream filming; nearby restaurants and private residential itinerary stops excluded · Location source ↗
More places behind the film.
Filming locations, story settings and documented inspirations, each with its own source. Precise scene positions and current visitor access need separate review.
Healdsburg Police Station
Filming location
Police station filming
Location source ↗Bradley Video — former Marlow Road store
Filming location
Randy’s video rental workplace
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Production locations in the source record.
The film’s Wikidata record lists these production locations. Exact filming areas and visitor access have not yet been established here.
Location research.
Filming research is retained separately from fictional settings, premieres and places visited by cast members.
Production sections and their reference leads are listed below. A cited link has not been independently verified merely because it appears in a bibliography.
- Filming — Scream
- " Scream : Skeet Ulrich Reveals Nobody Ever Really Knew Who Killed Who" · Reference lead
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- "The Making Of Scream : Drew Barrymore Looks Back On Filming The Horror Classic" · Reference lead
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- "Why Skeet Ulrich Worried Matthew Lillard Was Ruining Scream : 'This Isn't Funny!' " · Reference lead
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- " Scream Narrowly Avoided Losing Director Wes Craven And NC-17 Rating" · Reference lead
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- "13 Seriously Effed Up Facts About Scream " · Reference lead
