Famous horror personality Tom Savini decided to put some fun into ... He made some inspired by “Friday the 13 th ’s” Jason Voorhees mask. Making movie or pop-culture inspired masks has ...

Have you ever wondered what Jason Voorhees would actually look like ... The Game designed by special effects artist Tom Savini. In the 9th Friday the 13th installment, Jason Goes to Hell, our ...

What you’re looking at is the original vision of Jason Voorhees’ face, revealed in the very first film, without his signature hockey mask—designed by legendary FX artist Tom Savini.

In the case of horror mastermind Tom Savini, fans will now have access to incredible, screen-accurate Jason masks that cover their mouths while out and about. Savini, a longtime special effects ...

“If you look at Jason [Voorhees] or Michael Myers or Ghostface ... more elaborate concept work and descriptions and all that. Tom Savini sent back a single pencil sketch that was almost exactly ...

So by logical extension, Jason Voorhees should just be a Michael Myers ... including a baffled Tom Savini who assumed that Jason must have “survived off of crawfish for 35 years,” audiences ...

Cunningham, envisioned that it would become a box-office success, much less launch an enduring franchise featuring Jason Voorhees ... legendary effects expert Tom Savini. In addition to creating ...

Tom Savini, who created the special effects and makeup for the Friday the 13th movies (including the ones made during Ted White’s time as Jason Voorhees), took to Twitter to pay tribute to the ...

"He was like, 'Hey, man, we've been seeing all the stuff that you and Tom have been doing ... were horror-themed," says Savini. "It was the hockey mask from Jason, it was the vampire from Salem's ...