Showing posts with label Rare masks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rare masks. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
Roundup of Rare Jason Photos
A few BTS photos of Ted White in the mask have surfaced recently, as seen below. Also one from part 2 and a rare fan mag from 1986 with an article by movie prop collector Guy Thorpe including some ultra rare pieces he had at the time, an original Part 3 Winston cowl, a part 6 Bradley bust (first generation to have the built-in face), a part 4 stunt mold mask (possibly used in an out-take?) along with an original hockey mask, possibly from the part 5 mold (or GASP, the part 3 mold?) 
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Ultra-Rare Photo of Movie Mold Part 4, 5 and 6 Pieces
I'm told this grainy shot is from the Guy Thorpe collection and may date to the 1980s or 90s. Clockwise from top left you can see a mask pulled by David Miller for Thorpe off the original part 5 movie buck; the part 6 piece is a recast of a movie mold with an added face. This mask is currently owned by a Japanese collector (you can tell by the distinctive teeth). This is a sister pull to the one owned by Billy Kirkus.
Below that is what appears to be a casting of an actor's face from part 5 (the one who took the meat cleaver) and the old HSS part 2, made from the screen-used appliances. Three of these are known to still exist. Above that is a (possibly screen used) part 4 mask; this may be the one worn in the final bathroom scene that was ultimately cut from the film. This mask is also owned by the same Japanese collector.
Guy Thorpe was part of a collecting community called the "Halloween Society" decades ago. They seemed to have focused largely on Don Post pieces but many also owned rare production made or movie mold pieces.
This photo was posted in a Facebook group a few months ago.
Below that is what appears to be a casting of an actor's face from part 5 (the one who took the meat cleaver) and the old HSS part 2, made from the screen-used appliances. Three of these are known to still exist. Above that is a (possibly screen used) part 4 mask; this may be the one worn in the final bathroom scene that was ultimately cut from the film. This mask is also owned by the same Japanese collector.
Guy Thorpe was part of a collecting community called the "Halloween Society" decades ago. They seemed to have focused largely on Don Post pieces but many also owned rare production made or movie mold pieces.
This photo was posted in a Facebook group a few months ago.
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