Open Brain Zombie
Open Brain Zombie
Epic Effects’ Open Brain Zombie is a full mask that has seen livelier days. Once a human face, it has been transformed into a decaying undead. The left side of the skull is dominated by a grotesque wound that exposes the brain. This mask features hand painted details, gnawed off nose, and rotting flesh that reveals a jawbone beneath. The eyes of the mask are large with good visibility.
The mask fits over your face and chin, moving with your natural jaw movement. The mask is made from thick 100% natural high-quality latex, making it strong and durable, ensuring long life and extended reuse. The mask is a medium fit made with good room for breathing and ventilation, thus improving comfort with extended wear. The look and style of the mask can be modified by highlighting it with Epic Effects' Water Based Makeup from event to event.
Inspiration
- Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre stories
- The term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, describing a dead body animated by magic
- The concept of zombies was first exposed to the Western culture with W.B. Seabrook’s The Magic Island in 1929
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Open Brain Zombie
Epic Effects’ Open Brain Zombie is a full mask that has seen livelier days. Once a human face, it has been transformed into a decaying undead. The left side of the skull is dominated by a grotesque wound that exposes the brain. This mask features hand painted details, gnawed off nose, and rotting flesh that reveals a jawbone beneath. The eyes of the mask are large with good visibility.
The mask fits over your face and chin, moving with your natural jaw movement. The mask is made from thick 100% natural high-quality latex, making it strong and durable, ensuring long life and extended reuse. The mask is a medium fit made with good room for breathing and ventilation, thus improving comfort with extended wear. The look and style of the mask can be modified by highlighting it with Epic Effects' Water Based Makeup from event to event.
Inspiration
- Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre stories
- The term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, describing a dead body animated by magic
- The concept of zombies was first exposed to the Western culture with W.B. Seabrook’s The Magic Island in 1929
