A Pennsylvania couple is looking for someone new to live in a home movie fans associate with grisly death.
Scott and Barbara Lloyd are looking to sell the three-story Victorian that was used as the home of psychotic killer Buffalo Bill in the 1991 film The Silence of the Lambs.
“Grand foyer with oak paneled walls…remember Agent Starling walking into this home?” the listing boasts.
Scott Lloyd told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that crews spent three days shooting at the home in Perryopolis. The basement dungeon where the killer kept one would-be victim, however, doesn’t exist. Those scenes were shot on a sound stage.
Still, Realtor Dianne Wilk is hopeful someone will pay $300,000 for the home which the Lloyds bought in 1976.
Wilk says, “People love to be scared. I could see somebody doing something fun with this.”
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