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Halloween Resurrected: Our Thoughts On The Big News


So by now the news has spread like wildfire through all media outlets that John Carpenter is returning to the franchise he started more than 30 years ago. That's right, John Carpenter is once again involved in the Halloween franchise.

The Shape Revisited


Through it all our favorite boogeyman/horror icon here at TrueHorror.net will always be Michael Myers. That is just a fact. It won't change and we are more than okay with that. We may not love every movie or every mask, but at his best, Michael Myers is the epitome of everything we love about horror. Through the years we have shot our fair share of Michael Myers and Halloween related material. Yet we have never fully featured it on our site. So while Halloween is still a ways away, we decided to revisit these images and showcase them for everyone to see again. It has been a while since we have shot any new Myers(himself) imagery and I am sure that will change come this Halloween. In the meantime though we have re-edited these in an appropriate orange tinted theme to give them some new life, we hope you enjoy this look back at some of our earliest and favorite Michael Myers imagery that we feel captures the sinister essence of The Shape. 











Special thanks to everyone who was involved in creating these shots, it was a blast. 






























Ordinance 103178 prints now available!


Do your part to keep Haddonfield safe with our Ordinance 103178 print. This 11 x 17 print from the Haddonfield Sheriff's Department will give you and your home a sense of community pride during the Halloween season as well as help spread the word around town about the dangers of this infamous mask. These will perfectly compliment any Halloween, or Horror fans domain! 


Back by popular demand we are excited to offer an all new orange variant of last years sold out print. These orange variants are in limited supply and once they are gone, they will not be reprinted. 



Get your Ordinance 103178 prints here

Blood, Babes, & Boogeymen : Sheyla Is Ready For HALLOWEEN


We are now in the homestretch everyone! Halloween is less than a week away and we have reached our final October installment of our "Blood, Babes, & Boogeymen" minimalist photo set series. What better way to close it out (for now) than with the character who is synonymous with the holiday of Halloween, the boogeyman himself...Michael Myers. When casting all these individual "Blood, Babes, & Boogeymen" I tried my best to match up the individual characters with the girls who could best embody that character in one way or another, whether it be physical appearance, personality or fandom. When it finally came to time to find someone to represent Michael Myers, I immediately thought of Sheyz. I wanted someone who's eyes had a certain intensity that I felt necessary to fit the character. So when I ran the idea by her and she said she would be happy to do it, I was really excited as well as relieved that I had filled the shoes of the character who for me, was the most important to have represented in this series for the month of October, without Michael, it would feel very incomplete for me. 


As soon as we snapped the first few shots I was really thrilled as I knew these would be as good as I had hoped. 




Sheyz was also happy with how they turned out just from seeing the first few shots and that put her at ease as well which resulted in some of my favorite shots from this whole Blood, Babes and Boogeymen series. 



Overall I had a difficult time choosing which of them to edit and include in this post, but I guess that is a good problem to have. Michael Myers is my favorite horror character and I really wanted to make sure the photos representing him were top notch. I am really proud of these photos, Sheyz looks awesome, wields the knife well and she really delivers an intangible quality to them. We definitely feel they are a great way to start off this final week of October and hope you dig them as an addition to the series of sets that has come before them.