As a dude, I have no shame saying I'd wear this for Halloween (mabye a little). If anyone complimented it or asked me a question, I would just do a faux female voice from under the mask (like the old Dunkin Donuts guy from those old commercials).
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5 comments:
It is a fabulous mask that transcends gender stereotypes.
Indeed.
AND the more I think about it, as a Scooby-Doo mask, there was always a 'normal' person under those rubber masks...and usually it was a male.
Meddling kids.
I have dressed as a witch multiple times. I own several masks and I can do a decent cackle. I also own women's victorian shoes that fit my 10.5 men's feet. Also, Robert Picardo portrayed Meg Mucklebones in Legend and Joseph Bishara portrayed Bathsheba Sherman in the Conjuring. Both of which are really terrifying. The only female actress to truly terrify being a witch was Margaret Hamilton as the Wicked Witch of the West. Everyone else falls flat.
THAT, sir, was a fantastic comment.
Thank you for sharing that! I always forget about Picardo under there.
I LOVE that you do this!
Trick R Treat studios has a few good Scooby-Doo masks now. It does bring back memories!!
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