A collection to die for

I wish I lived in this guy's home. He's got an amazing collection of Haunted Mansion memorabilia, Psycho movie props, Don Post masks, Universal Studios monster masks, and "general creepy and spooky items, including a functioning guillotine that he's all too eager to demonstrate if you bring along a cantaloup".



(Via the Haunted Mansion Collectibles site.)

Malice and Pusha T from Clipse

You think your crew is tough? Check out mine!

Where masks go to die

I love these photos by Adam Wallacavage. Taken at an old Philadelphia magic/joke shop, decomposing latex masks have never looked so good.

Death Studios

I don't personally own any of their masks (yet), but friends who do swear by Death Studios' products. Each of their masks (there are over 100 different styles) are hand-painted, available in either a wearable or display version, and come with a money back guarantee.

Vintage utilitarian masks

There's something about these vintage masks that feels creepy. I wouldn't be surprised to see some horror movie character walking around wearing these.