Quick, Cool & Cheap Halloween Costume – “Tony” from Die Hard

Yeah, Tony. That’s right – TONY. Don’t remember a Tony in Die Hard? Well check out THIS PIC and THIS PIC. Does that jog your memory? Yeah, I don’t know why a German named Karl has a younger bro named Tony. he just does! Sometimes you gotta let this stuff wash over you, you know? Anyway, Tony makes for a very simple and very cool Halloween costume. Check out the video for more.

Make Your Own Jason Voorhees Machete

I’ve been meaning to upgrade my Jason Voorhees costume for a while now. I have a pretty cool Vs. hockey mask so I decided to make a Vs. machete. In this video I show you how I went about it. If you’d like to download the image of the prop I used as a guide you can get it HERE.

UPDATE 11-11-11: I’ve recently found a great source for these machetes: True Swords.

Props and Costumes from Jupiter’s Ghost

For the last year or so I’ve been working on a web series called Jupiter’s Ghost so I wanted to share some of the prop and costume shortcuts we used. Most of the props are modified found objects simply because it’s faster than fabricating something from scratch. Hell, they even did that for Star Wars so if it’s good enough for Lucas, it’s good enough for me. Of course, I still prefer Han shooting first so I don’t agree with Lucas on everything.

Michael Myers Costume – Part 3 – The Outfit

If you’re going to dress up as Michael Myers you have to find the right clothes. That’s right – not just any old worksuit will do and you certainly don’t want to wander around in one of those craptastic ones they sell at Party City every October.

Have no fear. I’ve got all of the tips and tricks you’ll need to be the best dressed Michael Myers on the block. Here’s a worksuit link to get you started: AutomotiveWorkWear.com

Michael Myers Costume – Part 2 – The Knife

No Myers costume would be complete without his BFK. There still is a bit of a debate surrounding exactly which real world knife was used in the film. My money’s on the big Lamson chef’s knife.

In this tutorial I show you how to make your own Lamson replica that’s safe to carry around. Just remember to drop the knife when commanded to do so by a peace officer or mental health professional.

I’m including the knife template I made HERE. Just be sure to scale it to 100% for printing.

Happy Hallowe’en!

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