Darb Designz Uber Jason Mask

Nice comparison shot here with a movie mold blank (black). Can't get closer than that in a fan sculpt. Get one at Darb Designz.

Full Color Scan of Production Part 7 Head

 

I sold this piece recently, but got a full color scan of the whole head first. Eventually I'd like to combine this cranial scan with scans from the MMI mold of the face, teeth and neck and maybe produce a limited run super faithful part 7 bust. The only movie mold part 7 bust, the SSN New Blood, had a reproduced cranium that isn't quite exact to the original. But for now it's just something to sit on.

A Freddy vs Jason Mask Movie Mask

 

Note: this last one is one of the best pictures you'll ever see of the strap rig. Appears to be either a lady's belt or purse straps that were pulled apart and weathered.

Jacques Plante with an Original Fibrosport

This photo, from the blog Puckstruck, shows Jacques Plante, creator of the original goaltender mask later recast and modified for use in Friday the 13th Part III, with one of his creations on the face of a young player in 1970. Though the basic shape is the same, this particular youth model had a different arrangement of vent holes. The mask that later became an iconic symbol of horror was produced by Plante's company between 1969 and 1976.

New Fan Film "Vengeance 2" Using One of My Pam Heads

 

You can see in the new trailer for Vengeance 2 that they used one of my copies of the screen-used Mrs. Voorhees head, with some modifications to the neck to remove the stand and flatten the base so it sits on its own. This one looks interesting and pretty FX heavy. They even set an actor on fire here, which is pretty hardcore for a fan film. Check out the trailer here.

Couple of Pieces on eBay Right Now

 My Hideous Looking Man and my Crash part 3 hockey mask are both currently on eBay. 

Click here for the Hideous Looking Man.

Click here for the P82 mask.

This might be your only chance to own a HLM. There are only a dozen or so out there and I haven't seen one come up for sale in nearly a decade.

 

New Photos of Stan Winston's Part 3 Sculpt Released

Just when you think you've seen them all. These photos are just incredible. Stan Winston studios apparently just released the on their social media in celebration of Friday the 13th today.

William Terezakis Estate Goes Up For Auction

William Terezakis (1966-2021), was the main makeup effects artist on Freddy vs. Jason (2003) and the junior member of the effects team of Friday the 13th Part 8 (1989). The Canadian-born Terezakis (right) is seen here with Jamie Brown (middle) and Tibor Farkas (left), both also deceased, during production of part 8. They were the makeup crew on the film, and Terezakis seems to have had a hand in sculpting the Jason design.

Bill also seems to have handled sculpting, makeup and mask-making for Freddy vs. Jason, and we see a ton of evidence of that from his estate auction.

Bill Terezakis at left.

There were evidently two Jason molds made for the film: a hero mold, which was split down the middle, and a stunt mold which was split more traditionally through the ears and across the shoulders. The hero mold sold for $2,850 CAD.

 

There was also what appears to be a paint master from the hero mold. This one sold for a massive $20,000 CAD.

There was also a bunch of hockey mask blanks that came out of this. The top one here (lot 722) sold for $15,000 CAD and the lot of experimental masks below sold for $8,500 CAD.

And here was the most unexpected thing... Bill evidently kept a part 8 mask for himself. The sculpt it sits on doesn't appear to be a movie mold cowl but may be a design maquette created during pre-production. I'll tell you though, something looks off about this hockey mask. It doesn't seem to be movie mold--the movie masks were vacuum-formed clear plastic (acrylic or PETG) probably .093 sheet, but this appears to be much thicker and the nose doesn't quite look right for a part 8. I wonder if Bill just bought a fan-made mask as a souvenir. It's also possible that it was a casting master for the masks of Freddy vs. Jason. It sold for $2,300 CAD.

There were also Freddy molds, maquettes and makeup busts but hey, this isn't a Freddy blog.

You can see the rest at iCollector.com

Rest in peace Bill, and thanks for the movie magic.

HSS Coffin Dummy For Sale

 I've had this for 12 years. You'll almost never see these things come up for sale. This is a movie mold, foam-filled latex piece made in 2010 by Horror Sanctum Studios. Hit me up on Facebook or drop your email here if interested.