The House Used in Wes Craven's "Scream"

It's probably the combination of big, stately homes and beautiful, old trees that won the hearts of Hollywood. Four movies have been shot within a three-block area along McDonald Ave. The home peeking out from the bushes in this picture was used in the filming of Wes Craven's Scream. The bedroom and the wrap-around porch can be seen in the movie. Long ago, this porch was also used in real-life by Alfred Hitchcock as a place to sit down and relax while filming Shadow of a Doubt next door. He and Judge Donald Geary, who lived in the house back then, would drink cocktails out here and discuss the day's events.