Barlow the Vampire mask?

[DarkHelmet]

Does anyone know who makes that great Barlow the Vampire mask from Salems Lot? I found them online several years ago but my link is gone.

I've tried searching several different phrases and and didn't come up with what I was looking for.

Nevermind.....found it...

http://www.deathstudios.com/Masks/Index.cfm/go:site.Item/Item:62/ID:1/Group:6/index.html

 

[SgtFang]

That's Mr. Barlow on here. He'll post a link when he sees this I'm sure.

-Sarge

 

[ItsThatGuy]

That's Mr. Barlow on here. He'll post a link when he sees this I'm sure.

-Sarge

I was pretty sure that was my mother-in-law.... :confused

 

[Onigiri]

Little Trivia but Barlow was played by Reggie Nadler who also played the Andorian Ambassador in Journey to Babel.
This face STILL gives me nightmares.

I was pretty sure that was my mother-in-law.... :confused

 

[Mechinyun]

Watch this..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywGEOHjjUdk

 

[Darth Niob]

Any pics from the actor? Have googled but nothing found about Reggie.

 

[Apollo]

That's Mr. Barlow on here. He'll post a link when he sees this I'm sure.

-Sarge

beat me to it! :lol

 

[patsmear]

That wasn't sculpted by Russ(Mr. Barlow). Although it is the best wearable version out there.
Russ did a resin bust that looks just like the film version.

Here is his version:

 

[mutronics]

Beautiful! :thumbsup

 

[Darth Niob]

Beautiful! :thumbsup

:confused Not really :lol

 

[mutronics]

It's all about looks with you! What about the inner beauty?... :lol

 

[Vandark]

The guy who played Barlow in the movie actually had burns all over his face, it wasn't makeup..........well, obviously the teeth and ears weren't his, haha!

`Mr Barlow's` sculpt is the best of the two, but I always thought it looked more like an idealized version, with all the deep wrinkles.

The Barlow in the movie looked smoother, like the Darkside Studios version.

 

[niennumb1]

That video clip was freaky!!! I might not sleep tonight!

 

[DarkHelmet]

Barlow is by far one of the best Vampire make-up to date. After 30 years, still gives me the creeps.

Guess who I am going as this Halloween

 

[allosaur176]

Guess who I am going as this Halloween

The Joker???

 

[DarkHelmet]

The Joker???

Yeah....sure....

 

[Hedjii72]

Anyone who was a little kid when that movie came out was traumatized. Salem's lot seriously messed me up when I was about 7 years old. Couldn't sleep for weeks... I distinctly remember having to sleep facing away from my bedroom windows.

Scariest parts:

Glick Brothers coming to the window.

"Look At Me, Teacher!"

and of course, Mr. Barlow

Dark Helmet, I'm looking forward to some pics of your costume.

 

[outlander]

I must like the character... I have both the Death Studios version [wearable mask] and Russ's display bust.

S.L. [79] is a tiny bit dated, after all, it's been almost 30 years. But that crap was freakishly scary to anyone growing up back in the day.


JAS

 

[DarkHelmet]

I remember watching it at a friends house, an old country house out in the middle of nowhere here in the cornfields of Indiana. I was 15 I think and it made me feel like a scared child.

Yeah, the window scenes played on our primal fears. I used to be scared of monsters coming to my window as a kid, and SL visualized that fear.

Barlow's design again played on our primal fears. That is EXACTLY what I imagined Vampires looking lile, even though I was heavily influenced by the Bela Lugosi version.

Back in the mid 70's, during the height of the Univesal Monster rennaisance, they played Nasferatu on our local Creature Feature show. That damn movie scared the pee out of me. Something about old B&W imagery. Max Schrek was a scary lookingf dude in real life anyway.

 

[Hedjii72]

The other reason the movie was so scary to me as a child was the victims were boys my same age... It was absolutely bone chilling to see children in coffins coming back to life.