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- Tom Savini touches up a monster face in a photo from “Smoke and Mirrors.”
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In the 1991 film Heartstopper, he created special effects for director John A. Russo. Although focusing more on his acting career in recent years, Savini has continued to be active with special makeup effects and in 2011 supervised the effects for the Australian film Redd Inc .
Twenty years ago I emailed Tom Savini to tell him that the monster he created for an episode of Tales from the Darkside had profoundly haunted my childhood. He replied the next day with these photos of him creating it to assure my inner child that it wasn’t real.
When it comes to hard and fast rules for horror, Savini is confident in his direct response. Aside from “Don’t show the monster”, the artist, actor, director, and teacher is happy to educate anyone who wants to apply a decent scare to their film.
Aug 3, 2020 · Savini hard at work on a Frankenstein's monster prosthetic (Tom Savini) Whether it’s Kevin Bacon unexpectedly getting an arrow through the throat while lying in bed in Friday the 13th, Ted ...
Nov 3, 2018 · In a 1989 interview with Night of the Living Dead screenwriter John Russo, Savini explained that he counts Fluffy among his favorites because it was his first articulated monster face that was actually wearable by an actor while being operated off camera.
Dec 17, 2019 · It’s these moments where viewers get to see Savini before he became the macho, leather-clad biker type fans know today, as they reveal a nerdy drama kid self-conscious about his big nose.
