AT STU’S *REAL ON SCREEN* HOUSE!! Featuring New Scream 1996 robe SHOWCASE/REVIEW READ DESC.

This video was filmed at the real house they filmed the second half of scream in, A.K.A Stu Macher's real house! The mask in this video is a generation one GF mask.
Stay tuned, I also filmed at other on screen locations for my next review of Screamrobes KNB style robe. That should be up soon!🎃🎃

REVIEW:
The person who made this robe is over on instagram @Screamrobes and this is there current 1996 style robes. I have owned quite a few robes by different robe makers by now but this is quite far the best quality and the most accurate. This robe really blew me away with how accurate it is. so let me state a few things.
As a person who didn't think Screamrobes robes weren't as accurate I can assure you he has stepped up his game and this is really as close as your gonna get to a real robe.
The fabric is light weight and super comfortable which is really nice because a lot of other robe makers out there have stiff and heavier fabric.
The sparkle pattern is the most accurate compared to any other robe makers i've seen. Screamrobes robes just like the movie robes they were/are both made of double sided fabric, this means the streamers are not double layered. Majority of robe makers use single sided sparkle material, so they have to double layer the streamers so the sparkle pattern is on both sides, this causes the streamers to be heavier and more stiff and they cant flow as accurately to the movie robes. If you want your steamers to accurately be single and not double layered like my robe, you have to specially request for it. But as you can tell it is definitely worth it, I recommend it completely.
The sparkle pattern itself is superb, I know a few people who thinks Screamrobes robes are too sparkly and not as accurate but just like the real robes it all depends on lightinging conditions. I also looked at and inspected other scream 1 hero robes (outside of the film) and noticed the sparkle patter on Screamrobes robes are actually spot on.

Thanks for reading,
John Louis