American Werewolf In London Warmonger Trick Or Treat Studios Full Head Latex Mask

Trick or Treat Studios and Universal Studios proudly present the Warmonger Mask from the John Landis classic film, An American Werewolf In London. This fearsome mask draws inspiration from one of the most shocking scenes in cinema history. A horde of demonic werewolves chases David, a cursed werewolf, through the streets of London.

High-Quality Latex for a Realistic Werewolf Look

Chris Gallaher sculpted the Warmonger. The mask features high-quality latex and covers the whole head and neck. It has eye holes, nose holes, and a mouth slit for breathing and talking. The realistic colours and textures match the movie design perfectly.

1:1 Scale Replica of the An American Werewolf In London Mask

This mask serves as a 1:1 replica of the werewolf mask worn by actor Frank Oz. It measures 15 inches or 38 centimetres in size. The mask fits most adults comfortably, allowing you to become the Warmonger with ease.

Official Universal Studios Merchandise

This official edition is a must-have for any fan of An American Werewolf In London or horror. It features the official licence from Universal Studios and the An American Werewolf In London franchise. Trick or Treat Studios delivers high-quality, authentic replicas that capture the film’s essence.

Add the Warmonger Mask to Your Horror Collection

Don’t miss this chance to add the Warmonger Mask to your collection of Trick or Treat Studios masks and horror memorabilia. The impressive craftsmanship, attention to detail, and official licensing make it a standout piece that horror enthusiasts will admire.

Mask Highlights

• 13.5 in / 35 cm in size
• Life-sized 1:1 scale mask
• Made of high-quality latex
• Covers the whole head and neck
• Officially licensed Trick or Treat Studios mask

Order yours today and become the Warmonger for Halloween or any occasion. But be warned, you might cause a panic!

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