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1986 Stroke of Midnight Studios Catalog
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Don Post Studios Munster Masks
Both economy and deluxe versions of the Munsters masks were released by Don Post Studios around 1964-65. According to David Lady's Guide to Movie Monster Masks these were available from the mid 60's and into the 70's. Here are a few various ads that I have yet to post here of the economy versions as well as the official Herman Munster Headpiece...
Image Source: Matt Post
Image Source: Matt Post
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Crash Creations Halloween Horrorthon Poster
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Tony Pitocco Mask Flyers
These flyers showcase creations from the skilled independent mask maker Tony Pitocco. Both the Frankenstein Monster and Mummy's Hand masks were created by Tony in 1997...
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Darkside Studios 2015 Lineup
Paul from Darkside Studios promised a crazy 2015 lineup and he has certainly delivered. Check out the DSS Facebook page for tons of photos. These Ben Cooper tribute pieces are absolutely gorgeous...
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Starlog Magazine Don Post Studios Article
In this interview with Don Post Jr., from the November 1979 issue of Starlog magazine, Don recalls some stories from the studios' motion picture work, the Star Wars craze, and the collectors edition masks of Nosferatu and the ALIEN Facehugger. Towards the end of the article Don briefly discusses the second and even third ALIEN editions which were planned, but never released...
Image Source: Matt Post
Image Source: Matt Post
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Zagone Studios Instagram Photos
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1988 House of Horror Catalog Update
This single page House of Horror catalog update features some gorgeous original monster mask designs from Joe Reader. The Errebus mask would go on to be carried by Death Studios in 1995...
Catalog Scan courtesy of The Maskahuna
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| "Erebus" mask as produced by Death Studios |
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1997 Great Cover Up Catalog
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Mario Chiodo Nightmare Collection
Mario Chiodo has an impressive new line of masks available through BuyCostumes.com. As is typical of the extreme style that Mario established with Illusive Concepts masks, these are over sized deluxe creations that push the bar of what we think of in a monster mask...
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The Illustrated History of Don Post Studios - Second Edition
The Deluxe Edition of The Illustrated History of Don Post Studios will be released at DON-CON (November 7-8, 2015 in Burbank, CA). This special hardcover edition will be printed at 9″ x 12″ (compared to the 8 x 11 1st edition) and will included 100 pages of additional materials with never-before-published images. In addition, a very limited Deluxe Edition with Special Collector latex mask relief slipcase produced by Greg Duffy and Creature Revenge Studios. Pre-orders can be picked up at DON-CON and includes one free admission to DON-CON per order.
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Don Post Universal Monsters Mask Ad
This Don Post Universal Monsters ad features photographs of the famous "Calendar" masks...
Image Source:Matt Post
Image Source:Matt Post
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Distortions Making Monsters Flyer
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Random Sunday Morning Mask Pic: Kooky Spooks
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1999 "Masks of the Menace" Article
This article entitled "Masks of the Menace" features the Don Post Studios masks created for Star Wars Episode 1. The article was originally published back in December 1999 in Topps' Star Wars Galaxy Collector Magazine...
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1984 Distortions Unlimited Catalog
These mangled pages are what's left of a 1984 Distortions Unlimited catalog that was salvaged from a water damaged 1984-85 Morris Costumes catalog. While battered and tattered, they do fill a hole in the Distortions section of the Monster Mask Catalog Archive...
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VXX-FX Mask Timeline
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One Month to Maskfest!
Your ol' pal the Yellow Phantom always gets geeked about the looming prospect of Maskfest, but this years line-up is really out of control. So many first time artists and vendors, as well as some returning veterans, has this year primed to be the best fest yet. Let the countdown begin creeps, and I'll see you all in Indy in one month!
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Don Post Studios Universal Monster "Calendar Mask" Catalog Sheet
A few weeks ago, I posted this Don Post Universal Monsters catalog sheet, which featured photographs of the famous "Calendar" masks. At the time I didn't realize that it was two-sided, with one side featuring the masks, and the other featuring matching hands and feet. So here is the catalog sheet again in it's entirety...
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Stroke of Midnight Studios Photos
One of my favorite stops on Instagram is David Smith's page, which is always packed with tons of current and vintage mask pics like these...
Image Source: David W. Smith
Image Source: David W. Smith
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