The Boo Crew Previews This Week’s Propstore Auction for Iconic Horror Props, Masks and Costumes!

Welcome home to your Boo Crew! Halloween 2022 may have come and gone, but this place right here is your safe space where we celebrate an eternal Halloween.

We have SO many more tricks and treats on the way! First up, our friends at Propstore return with their all-new fall entertainment memorabilia auction happening this Thursday thru Sunday, November 3rd thru 6th from 3:00pm GMT each day! The live auction will be held at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly, London as well as online or via telephone for global bidding.

With 1,500 lots to choose from, it’s YOUR chance to bid on and own items used in the production of your favorite films, TV shows, and the music world! Propstore’s logistic manager Luke Cozens checks in from the UK to talk about the monumental horror iconography up for grabs including Mario Kirner’s truly historic collection of props, masks, and costumes from the Friday the 13th movies spanning 15 years of curation and discovery, all going under the hammer!

“Mario is the Historian of all things Jason Voorhees. He’s basically transformed his collection into the Friday the 13th Prop museum. And he literally has written the book on Friday the 13th. He has a Friday the 13th book that shows all of his collection. We are lucky enough to be selling 30 of his items in this auction,” Luke tells us.

Hear about the recently unearthed Dr. Carl Hill severed head from Stuart Gordon’s 1985 masterpiece, Re-Animator! Or perhaps the full costume of Kiefer Sutherland’s David from 87’s The Lost Boys complete with trademark wig and jewelry est. £30,000 – £50,000 ($34,256 – $57,093)! Plus Freddy’s glove est. £25,000 – £35,000 ($28,546 – $39,965), Doug Bradley’s original PINHEAD makeup appliances est. £12,000 – £16,000 ($13,702 – $18,270), and so much more!

Luke previews, “Pinhead, leader of the cenobites, played by Doug Bradly in the classic Clive Barker Hellraiser. So this is a lifecast with filming prosthetics. This is actually incredibly rare to have an original pinhead make-up appliance. It’s thought to be one of the last surviving sets.”