Because the slasher icon Michael Myers ... wore a mask inspired by the Captain Kirk mask used in John Carpenter‘s original 1978 film. As Carpenter told EW earlier this year, “My art director ...

Michael Myers’ mask has been ... with the above clip showing an institutionalized Myers reuniting with his mask for the first time in 40 years. Check out the clip above ahead of the film ...

One of the most iconic masks to feature prominently in movie history is that worn by the crazed killer character of Michael Myers in the Halloween ... So the art director went up to Bert ...

Mask work also happens to be one of the earliest, most foundational building blocks of acting. So, what can you learn about the art form from the genre’s machete-wielding maniacs? Let’s dig in.

At the beginning of the clip, the cookbook author came into frame wearing a white fluffy robe paired with a Michael Myers mask. She captioned the post, “Let’s try to scare John.” Rather than ...

which has since defined Michael Myers as a character. Halloween (1978) production designer/art director/location scout, and co-editor, Tommy Lee Wallace, purchased the Captain Kirk makeup mask ...

Another shot shows Karen (Judy Greer) holding Michael Myers' mask ... another mask (a pumpkin, perhaps?), or is his face deliberately obscured for the purposes of this clip?

At the beginning of the clip, the cookbook author came into frame wearing a white fluffy robe paired with a Michael Myers mask. She captioned the post, “Let’s try to scare John.” Rather than ...