During a moment of sobriety, Negative Craig 2000 threw on his coveralls and a Michael Myers mask. For once, he quit complaining about his run-ins with the law, he set aside his opioid dependence, and he stopped re-inventing the omelet. The replica he put on is the Brad Loree Signature Mask from the film Halloween:…

Bella Tucker, the young relative of one of our fellow members, needs our help because of mounting medical and hospital expenses. If we have enough to spend on masks, then that makes us more fortunate than others and it puts us in a position to help people. In assisting Bella, you will be inspired and…

In truth, I have been removed from the H1 Michael Myers Mask scene for some time. I haven’t been wowed by too many photos of HalloweeN 1978 replicas in what seems like ages. The H1 game may have reached its peak. This is not an entirely bad thing. It speaks to the talents of the…

One of the joys of contributing to the Michael-Myers.net blog is receiving emails and messages from the readers. Recently, I’ve been in contact with a collector who wishes to remain anonymous. He collects Michael Myers masks and screen-used props from various films (for example, he has some discarded spider hairs from Arachnophobia). He’s also a…

Both Halloween II (1981) and Halloween: Resurrection (2002) share the same director, Rick Rosenthal. However, these films have several other common elements. To begin with, Laurie Strode outsmarts Michael Myers in both films in the same way. She convinces Myers that she’s asleep in a hospital bed, when it fact Laurie has put a bunch of pillows…