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Though this mask looks a little on the large side, it’s a beautiful replica of Majora’s Mask from The Legend of Zelda. It’s cast from fiberglass resin and hand painted in acrylics. The seller doesn’t list the weight of the mask, but if you find it’s not suitable for cosplay, it will look great on your wall!

Product Page ($250)

Why would you walk around showing your plain head when you could be wearing this awesome Frankenthulhu mask?! Okay, it’s actually listed as a display mask but no one could blame you for trying to put it on.

This design is so bizarre that it works.  It took the deviantARTist AfterlightRob about 35 hours to sculpt the head, more time to put it in a mold and cast it, and another 8 or so hours to finish the paint. The final product was cast from latex. If you ask me, every minute put into this creation was worth it. I hope it doesn’t mysteriously come to life.

See more views and some detail shots after the break.

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You already feel lik a zombie in the morning, so you might as well embrace it with this Zombie Eyes sleep mask—though it’s not really necessary as far as I’m concerned. My wife recoils in horror at my 6am appearance anyway.

Product Page ($4.99/Pre-order for March 2012 via Geekalerts)


It seems that Jason Voorhees has tucked away quite a bit of money over the years from looting all of his victims, and now he’s upgrading to Louis Vuitton. Treat yo self Jason…treat yo self.

(via Obvious Winner)

You know how you have days when you want to clip on a tail and prance on rainbows? This unicorn mask is made for those days. It’s also suitable for a last minute costume to wear when the Google Street View car drives by.

Product Page ($29.95)


Keep your delicious, delicious brain warm this winter with the zombie knitted half mask. Plus it’s only $9.95!

Product Page ($9.95)


Remember, remember the fifth of November. Indeed, tomorrow is Guy Fawkes day, and the cool anarchists are eschewing the traditional mask for this awesome bandana. Creator Matthew Borgatti explains his creation:

After seeing protests erupt all over the world I wanted to make something that could change the game a little. I want people to be able to protest with OWS without the risk of being fired for showing solidarity. I wanted to make something useful, portable, something that could make the biggest difference to the most people. I came up with this mask.

It’s a foldable guy fawkes bandana that can be worn as a full or half face mask. It’s printed with safe sane protesting advice about dealing with police, sharing your location, who to call in the event of legal troubles, and more.

He adds that “for every bandana ordered one will be sent to one of the Occupy branches worldwide”.

Product Page ($16.50 via Super Punch)


By the looks of things, all you need is a flesh-colored zipper and some gory effects makeup to absolutely terrify everyone you come in contact with.

(Reddit via Nerdcore)


What does Ron Swanson have in common with Star Wars? They both have masks that you can download and print for free! Maybe you go to that big Halloween party dressed as Ron Swanson while your girlfriend goes as Princess Leia (aka secret crazy ex-wife number three). That should be interesting.

(Star Wars Blog and Tauntr)

If you really want to creep people out this Halloween, consider a  3D Photo Form face with a perpetual blank stare from Japanese company  REAL-f . They also have complete heads in the works. Check out some additional photos after the break.

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