Whose face was used for Michael Myers' mask in "Halloween"?
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The year was 1978, and John Carpenter was trying to make "Halloween" on a shoestring budget. He needed a top-tier mask for his killer, but at a bargain bin price, and sent production designer Tommy Lee Wallace to a costume shop to get the job done. For less than five dollars, Wallace came back with a mask that after a little bit of movie magic, would go on to become one of the most recognizable faces in horror history. What famous mask did Wallace transform into Michael Myers' terrifying face?
