Nike Put Ghostface’s Phone on an Air Force 1 Without Ever Saying Scream

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A pair of white Nike Air Force 1 sneakers with black sketched outlines, slashed black Swooshes, and black soles

Nike’s Halloween Air Force 1 borrows from Scream without saying so: a slashed Swoosh, a tongue logo in the movie’s lettering, and a tiny cordless-phone lace tag like the one Ghostface calls from. The white pair came out September 18 for $125, and Nike’s product page now says it’s no longer available.

The Scream Details

Nike’s listing calls the shoe simply the Nike Air Force 1 Men’s Shoes, in Summit White/Black/Gym Red/Metallic Silver, and describes “brush-off leather and distressed details.” It never mentions Scream. Retailers and sneaker outlets call it the “Ghostface” Air Force 1, and WWD reports it isn’t officially licensed from the Scream franchise.

  • The upper: white leather with black brushed outlines around every panel, as if it’s been sketched over, and a black Swoosh with a slashed, scuffed look.
  • The tongue: “NIKE” spelled in jagged letters that mimic the Scream logo, with “AIR FORCE 1” in red above it.
  • The heel: a red Swoosh on the heel tab that’s been cut through.
  • The laces: a small silver cordless-phone charm, a nod to the phone calls that open the movies.
Close-up of the white Air Force 1 tongue tag reading NIKE in jagged Scream-style letters under a red AIR FORCE 1
The tongue logo. Image: Nike
A small silver cordless-phone charm hanging on the white laces of the Air Force 1
The cordless-phone lace charm. Image: Nike
The heel of the white Air Force 1 with a slashed red Swoosh and black brushed outlines
The slashed red heel Swoosh. Image: Nike
Top view of the white Air Force 1 pair showing the sketched black outlines, tongue tags, and phone lace charms
Image: Nike

Where to Buy the White Pair

The white pair, style code IV6350-121, went on sale September 18 on Nike.com and at select retailers for $125. It didn’t last:

  • Nike.com: the product page now reads “THE PRODUCT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.”
  • Shiekh: it lists the Air Force 1 Low “Ghostface” at $124.99, marked out of stock, with a limit of one pair per customer.
  • Foot Locker: no listing for either pair on its site when I checked on September 25.
  • Resale: Sole Retriever shows none of its 11 tracked retailer releases still active, and it listed a resale price of about $186 on September 25.

The Black Ghostface Pair

A black version, style code IZ1207-010, flips the look: black leather with distressed white markings, the same red and silver details, and a dark translucent blue outsole. WWD reports it released early from Foot Locker and sold out. Hypebeast and Sole Retriever list a wider release for Holiday 2026 at $125, but Nike hasn’t listed it on Nike.com or its SNKRS release calendar yet. On resale, Sole Retriever listed it at about $203 on September 25.

Nike has done Halloween Air Force 1s before. The Air Force 1 Skeleton debuted in 2018 and came back in orange with a glow-in-the-dark sole.

More Ghost Face for Halloween

This is Scream’s 30th anniversary year, and Paramount is bringing the original Scream back to theaters on October 30. The other Ghost Face gear this season includes:

For more horror footwear, Crocs’ 2026 Horror Pack puts Michael Myers and Jigsaw on the Classic Clog.

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Philip Hernandez

Philip Hernandez is editor of Haunted Attraction Network and Seasonal Entertainment Source. He’s covered themed entertainment for decades through HAN, Green Tagged podcast, and is a regular contributor to InPark Magazine, Attractions Magazine, and InterPark Magazine. Philip produces the annual OSCARES Halloween Industry Awards and serves on the IAAPA Brass Ring Live Entertainment Task Force.

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