Werewolf / Wolfman on a budget?

[jwhite]

Any ideas for a mask? Not looking to do a movie version, just trying to get one together for Halloween.

I do not want to do make up and every mask I have seen in the stores locally suck.

Any info is appreciated!

 

[Homicidal9]

The top picture is a mask from zagone studios. It has a moving jaw. The bottom pictures are also from Zagone studios but it is in fact an entire costume. It comes with the mask, a fur shirt. Arms/hands, and feet. It is called the Kick Ass Wolf costume I think...

take care,
Tommy

 

[darthgordon]

Make-up is also another possibility.

 

[Doh2]

If you can track down the Illusive Concepts version, it's a great mask. The site I got it from (Bad Planet) no longer carries them and my Google has turned up nothing, but maybe you'll have better luck.

Note, however, that it's a BIG mask! I had to place a knit hat inside to make it fit.

 

[jwhite]

I'll see if I can find that mask online. It's not bad at all.

Thanks Guys!

 

[Mojo_Turbo]

If you're on a budget I would buy wig hair extensions from a beauty supply store and liquid latex and just make "yourself" a wolfman. Of course buy hair that is your color, or buy a cheap wig on amazon. You'll have enough hair left over to latex your hands as well.

Put a modern spin on it, use contemporary clothes (weathered and blood splattered)

Of course you don't want to do "makeup" but masks like the one above; are expensive.

 

[Doh2]

Here's one I just bought tonight -- it's Don Post's "Traditional Werewolf." Amazon sells it for $55.00 but I got mine for $10 less at an actual store (a first, I think).

Amazon.com: Don Post Studios Don Post Mask, Traditional Werewolf: Toys & Games: Reviews, Prices & more

It has a LOT of hair and looks pretty much like Wolfie from The Groovy Ghoulies.