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Scream 30th Anniversary Merch — So Far

Explore Scream’s 30th anniversary collectibles: new Funko Pops, the Gen 1-inspired Father Death mask, vinyl, Fanta and more. Your wallet won’t make it past the opening scene.

Nearly thirty years after Casey Becker asked who was calling, retail has an answer: everybody.

Sidney, Gale and Dewey are finally getting Pop! boxes. Fun World has gone digging through the early ’90s. Marco Beltrami’s score is spinning in eight colors. Ghost Face spent the season hawking soda, hard cider, Christmas cheer and enough masks to stock the next Stab sequel.

Scream reaches the milestone on December 20.

The shelf, apparently, got there first.

Fun World calls the early ’90s

The 30th Anniversary Father Death mask is the centerpiece: a Gen 1-inspired mold that takes the design back to its earliest lineage, with a two-piece hood, inner shroud, glow-in-the-dark vinyl and that unmistakable vanilla scent.

Everything else in the 2026 catalog went gloriously loud: Marbled Crimson, Marbled Purple, Blacklight Orange, Blacklight Green, Uncle Sam, Clown, Chrome Devil, Aged Bleeding, Ombre Chrome, Orange Bling, Pink Glitter, The Smiler and the Reaper.

Then there’s Monday. R.J. Torbert, Fun World’s director of licensing and brand enforcement and the man who gave the mask its name, teased it Friday: “Keep your eyes open Monday….30th Anniversary Mask….something exciting happening.”

The body count, now wearable

Paramount joined the celebration with an officially licensed 30th Anniversary Kill Tour T-shirt — because apparently surviving Woodsboro also earns you a concert tee.

The design reframes the Scream franchise like a band that spent three decades on the road, turning franchise history into tour merch and the body count into something dangerously close to a set list.

Thirty years later, the movie finally has the shirt you might have bought in the lobby on the way out.

Assuming you made it that far.

Beltrami, in eight colors

Varèse Sarabande and Craft Recordings brought the score back on August 28. The vinyl arrived in eight pressings named like dialogue — Woodsboro Bloodbath, Knife’s Edge, Surprise, Sidney, Don’t Hang Up, I’ll Be Right Back, Final Girl, Wrong Answer, Final Phone Call — under sleeve art of Drew Barrymore as Casey Becker.

The CD Extended Cut carries all 40 film cues against the album’s 14.

Back to the scene of the crime

The movie is making a comeback, too.

Regal screened Scream in Dallas, Houston and Austin September 13–15, with Matthew Lillard joining each show for a post-film Q&A.

David Arquette gets the next shift: Behind the Scream runs October 8–31 across 14 U.S. cities, pairing the film with a live conversation and audience Q&A.

Thirty years later, Woodsboro still plays better in the dark.

Funko rings the right number

After years of Ghost Face in every costume imaginable, Sidney Prescott, Gale Weathers and Dewey Riley finally get mainline Pop! figures, sculpted from Scream (2022).

They may not be the original 1996 looks many expected for the anniversary, but after years of Ghost Face getting nearly every variation imaginable, the trio is more than welcome.

The poses do the work. Sidney is armed. Gale is squared up for a broadcast. Dewey carries a gun and a Ghost Face mask. Preorders open Wednesday, September 23, 9am PT.

The killer kept busy regardless. 2026 brought Distressed (#1962), Shelf Sitter (#2002), Tongue in Cheek (#2035), Metallic VHS (#2036), Devil Face (#2037), Santa (#2074) and Devil Ghost Face (#2114).

The anniversary, served cold

Fanta Ghost Face Punch made our favorite slasher the first guest in Coca-Cola‘s Haunted Universe: dark berry, unapologetically purple, with Roger L. Jackson recording audio for the campaign. Out since August 28 in 12-packs, 20-ounce bottles and Freestyle machines.

Angry Orchard‘s Thriller Variety Pack landed the better stunt. Its 60-second spot hands the phone to Sarah Michelle Gellar — playing herself, twenty-nine years after Cici Cooper picked up in Scream 2 and didn’t make it to the credits.

Skeet Ulrich turns up in person October 2–3, when the brand opens a ’90s video store pop-up in downtown Manhattan to launch the Mystery Caller cider.

Ninety-two days until the actual birthday, and the licensing calendar is nowhere near done.

Neither is Fun World.

Keep your eyes open Monday.

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