The "Holy Grail" Hockey Mask Sold?
A few weeks ago we wrote a story about the one hockey mask that was used in multiple Friday the 13th movies. The hockey mask has been owned by legendary stunt coordinator and Michael Myers actor Dick Warlock for over 20 years. Now there is word that the mask has been sold to an anonymous buyer!
There has not been an official announcement on Mr. Warlock's web page or anything of that sort, but it was mentioned on horror mask artist Jasonlivessince1980's blog that the rare hockey mask used in three Friday the 13th films has been sold to an anonymous buyer. No news on the amount, but we are sure that it was not cheap at all. We are trying to find out more information about the sale and will let everyone know if at all possible.
In the mean time, check out the best close-up image of the mask ever provided to the public.
There has not been an official announcement on Mr. Warlock's web page or anything of that sort, but it was mentioned on horror mask artist Jasonlivessince1980's blog that the rare hockey mask used in three Friday the 13th films has been sold to an anonymous buyer. No news on the amount, but we are sure that it was not cheap at all. We are trying to find out more information about the sale and will let everyone know if at all possible.
In the mean time, check out the best close-up image of the mask ever provided to the public.
Goddamn that would be a nice piece to own! What do ya think 80-90 g's?... I think there was a post somewhere of JGTH mask auctioned for 38? I could be wrong...
ReplyDeleteWow, why would he sell after al of these years. The other story on this website about this mas, there was a comment that he just kept it in his basement. It can't be a matter of money, would it. A big collector or mega fan must have talked him into it! I don't know if it was tens of thousands paid. Does anyone else?
ReplyDeleteMan, I just met Dick Warlock yesterday at the HorrorHound Weekend in Indianapolis and didn't even know he owned that!! I would've asked him about it. Damn!!!
ReplyDeleteI asked him about it on Sunday at Horrorhound, all he said was it was the right offer at the right time.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like he really wanted to keep this low key and now it has become this big thing. I am sure the new owner doesn't want to be hastled and wants to stay anonymous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us know that you talked to him! :)