Home Is Where The Terror Is: 5 Iconic Horror Movie Houses

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There are countless iconic horror movie houses, whether a family moves into a haunted house or characters just happen to live in a beautiful home. In many cases, fans can look up the addresses and actually visit, hoping that they can feel the same creepy vibes that they experienced while watching the films, despite knowing that these are fictional stories, of course.

From the party house in Scream that is used again in Scream (2022) to some eerie houses used in classic movies, there are many horror movie houses that fans might not want to live in, but that are the settings for some of the best moments in the genre's history.

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There are some unique haunted house horror movies and while Scream doesn't fit in that category, it does feature a famous house that people still love talking about.

The younger characters throw a party at Stu Macher's house in Scream (2022), which is a great throwback, and this reminds fans that this is an epic home that is a perfect scary setting. The house is located in Tomales, California and the address is 3871 Tomales Petaluma Road. The house was listed on Airbnb and people could book it for a single night. The house works so well in the Scream franchise because it seems very normal and unassuming but, of course, it's the place where teens get killed during wild parties.

Michael Myers is an iconic horror villain and his childhood home in the 1978 film Halloween is iconic as well. The others on the street know that there is where he killed his parents and sister when he was a kid, and it's definitely terrible to imagine living in this neighborhood.

Unlike some of the other houses in classic horror movies, this house isn't very pretty and looks a bit dull,