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"Do you like scary movies?": the Scream thread
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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&#039;Drama" data-source="post: 445896" data-attributes="member: 23"><p>As I re-watched a <em>Making Of Halloween H20 </em>documentary, I noticed Ghostface stuntman Chris Durand (who played The Shape in <em>H20</em>) commented that <em>H20</em>'s mask controversy was something he'd previously experienced in the original <em>Scream</em>.</p><p></p><p>Off the back of that, I found <a href="https://www.scream-thrillogy.com/2020/11/scream-masks.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com" target="_blank">this breakdown of the different masks used in the original film</a>. Once again KNB were the suppliers of the inferior mask, though their Ghostface mask isn't as far from the original as their Michael Myers cherub mask.</p><p></p><p>I can't say I'd ever noticed how many different masks were used, and I think the angular style of the Ghostface mask and the way any single mask changes from front to side view allows for continuity changes (as in the opening scene) to go unnoticed. Later changes can easily be rationalised in-canon, if they're even spotted. After all, why wouldn't the high school pranksters buy a different version? And why wouldn't Billy and Stu have a few different masks (which may looks slightly different depending on who's wearing it)?</p><p></p><p></p><p>Also, I see<em> Scream 8</em> is on the way. The sixth and seventh films (which I've not watched) seem to be very poorly regarded, so I'm not expecting art.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 445896, member: 23"] As I re-watched a [I]Making Of Halloween H20 [/I]documentary, I noticed Ghostface stuntman Chris Durand (who played The Shape in [I]H20[/I]) commented that [I]H20[/I]'s mask controversy was something he'd previously experienced in the original [I]Scream[/I]. Off the back of that, I found [URL='https://www.scream-thrillogy.com/2020/11/scream-masks.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com']this breakdown of the different masks used in the original film[/URL]. Once again KNB were the suppliers of the inferior mask, though their Ghostface mask isn't as far from the original as their Michael Myers cherub mask. I can't say I'd ever noticed how many different masks were used, and I think the angular style of the Ghostface mask and the way any single mask changes from front to side view allows for continuity changes (as in the opening scene) to go unnoticed. Later changes can easily be rationalised in-canon, if they're even spotted. After all, why wouldn't the high school pranksters buy a different version? And why wouldn't Billy and Stu have a few different masks (which may looks slightly different depending on who's wearing it)? Also, I see[I] Scream 8[/I] is on the way. The sixth and seventh films (which I've not watched) seem to be very poorly regarded, so I'm not expecting art. [/QUOTE]
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