The second mask of the year is a traditional Halloween freaky and scary face.
12 Masks of Halloween
A Halloween advent calendar? Nearly! Geek Native has, for years, counted down 12 days to Halloween by sharing a mask daily.
Why masks? Halloween has roots in ancient traditions like Samhain, where people wore masks to disguise themselves from spirits or mimic them. This practice evolved into the modern tradition of wearing costumes and masks for fun and fright.
12 Masks of Halloween: #1 High-Rise Invasion killer mask
Welcome to the 2022 run of 12 Masks of Halloween, and let’s start this Geek Native tradition with a very specific mask.
12 Masks of Halloween: #12 Furry wolf-unicorn
Made from faux fur, cotton, foam, paint, wire, and all the hot melt gue you’d expect in such is this full head mascot level skull unicorn.
12 Masks of Halloween: #11 Piccolo
Also, with the mask, you can try and pass for a Namek.
12 Masks of Halloween: #10 Vampire Face
OnBuy is marketing this mask as “Scary head mask face”, which, I guess, describes it.
12 Masks of Halloween: #9 Nightmare Before Christmas’ Lock
The moulded Lock plastic mask covers the whole face, as in the stop-motion, and is held in place by an elastic band.
12 Masks of Halloween: #8 Higgs from Death Stranding
Higgs Monaghan is the Man in the Golden Mask, the leader of Homo Demens, and the carrier of some DOOMS.
12 Masks of Halloween: #7 Disney Evil Witch mask
This full-head mask is slit at the back for access and comes with an attached velour hood and stringy white hair.
12 Masks of Halloween: #6 Call of Cthulhu 1e
The result is the front cover from the iconic Call of Cthulhu first edition as a cloth mask.
12 Masks of Halloween: #5 Neon Fox
I have a cheap plastic skull mask that lights up with blue neon cords. It still works after many Halloweens. Now, I’m not suggesting this neon fox is similarly cheap tat, just that you can’t always tell. The neon effect is undoubtedly striking. [Shine on] There are blue, orange and red lights here, but they […]
