It is not explained in Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers or shown in any scene how Michael obtains his mask. There was also negative reception to the fact the mask is always untucked from Michael's collar, with the neck hanging over.
The eyebrows in this one were heavily criticized, along with the eye shapes. Like the last film's mask, the H5 mask received a negative reaction. The mask is held together by Velcro, making it appear unkempt and shoddy, and has an angrier expression than the previous two, as if Michael is constantly scowling. Halloween 5's features an elongated mask with longer and slicker hair, thick rubber and teardrop-shaped eyeholes. He acquires his mask and murders the Hermit. Michael awakens from a coma one year after the events of Halloween 4, and a 'Shape' mask is hanging on a wall in the shack of a local hermit (supposedly the same one as H4, though the masks are clearly different). Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers introduced a 'different' look to the Shape mask. Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers The blonde mask looks closer to the original and appears in the school scene. One scene was shot with a replacement mask, which had a pink face and long blonde hair. As soon as he reaches Haddonfield, Illinois, he goes to Vincent Drug Store where he steals another "Shape" mask. Michael awakens from his coma covered in gauze bandages from Ridgemont Federal Sanitarium. The mask design had considerable deviations from the original on account of its pursed lips, prominent eyebrows, and slicker hairstyle. However, it received a largely negative response from audiences, with criticisms being that it was too bright white, not detailed enough, and had a "shocked" expression. The Halloween 4 mask was created to replicate the effect of the original white, blank mask, looking very similar to William Shatner. Warlock sold the deteriorating mask, knife, scalpel, boots and coveralls he wore in Halloween II to a haunted house owner in Ohio in 2003. However, by the time of Halloween 4's production, they realized that they made a mistake and never again let cast and crew take props from the set, therefore subsequent sequels used different masks that looked rather different. Warlock claims that because the producers expected Halloween II to be the last film in the series, they let him keep the costume. The mask appears to have red hair (having apparently been spray-painted again) and also seems wider because Dick Warlock is shorter and stockier than Nick Castle, so the mask fit his head differently.
Also, Debra Hill stored the mask under her bed for several years until the filming of Halloween II, causing it to collect dust and yellow because Hill was a heavy smoker. First, Nick Castle, the original Michael, had kept the mask in his back pocket during shoots. In Halloween II (1981), Michael wears the same mask from the first Halloween, but it looks different in the sequel because the paint had faded for various reasons. The mask was later destroyed in the fire at Haddonfield Memorial Hospital. Michael obtains the mask as just one of many items stolen from Nichol's Hardware Store the night of his escape from Smith's Grove Sanitarium. Original Michael Myers mask Main article: The Shape Mask He has since stated that he is honored by this gesture. It was only during an interview that someone mentioned his mask was being used. William Shatner admitted that for years he had no idea his likeness was used for this film. Since then, every mask used in the films have been modeled after this design. Kirk mask and the crew decided that it was much more creepy because it was emotionless, much like Michael himself. This info can be found in the Halloween: The Inside Story. The production crew removed the eyebrows and sideburns, the face was painted flat white, the hair was teased out, and the eyes were opened up and reshaped with scissors. Kirk mask was chosen due to its appearance of having no real facial features that could be easily made out. Kirk mask that was purchased for around two dollars, a 1975 Mr. The other mask was a 1975 William Shatner as Captain James T. They tested it out and it appeared featureless and creepy. This would be a callback to how Michael killed his sister, Judith, in a clown costume. The first option was a Don Post Emmett Kelly clown mask to which they added frizzy red hair. Tommy Lee Wallace chose FOUR masks to complete Michael Myers. In 1978, during the making of the original Halloween, the prop department was faced with the daunting task of finding a frightening mask that the villain could wear. 8 Rob Zombie's Halloween and Halloween II.5 Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers.4 Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers.3 Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers.
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