Did Jason Or Michael Ever Wear Green Coveralls?

[🪦 jseth ●]

I knew it!! Be careful about that last part, about the Part 5 mask. You\'ve got some Brains around here that \'know it\' man. Just watch your back tonight. :lol:

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I have it on David Miller\'s authority that this was the case with the hockey masks he made for ANB.

Months ago, he offered to have his people make me a new ANB hockey mask replica because the first one they sent me wasn\'t very good. I said I wanted the new mask to be screen-accurate. He asked me to clarify my request because the term screen-accurate can mean both "as it appeared on screen" or "as it was constructed for the film." I asked him to explain the difference in terms of the hockey masks he produced for Friday the 13th: A New Begining. The answer he gave me was, give or take, what I\'ve already said.

[🪦 mike ●]

personally david miller has lied about so much its hard to take faith in what he says..but mask are made to look different on film the bnest example is the many colors of the vs mask..but point is it isnt about hockey masks or part 5 or the so called know it alls(THAT WOULD BE ME TO WHOM PEOPLE REFER TOO) but a guy asking the same question again..which is simple they were green it was given no thought jsut hey get soem coveralls and thats what was bought

[🪦 jseth ●]

Perhaps, in the case of the original Halloween, Mike is correct:

It was a small, independent picture with a faceless cast; nobody really cared what color Michael Myers\' clothes were. But, the minute a subtantial profit was made on the film, you can believe the coveralls in the second film were picked VERY specifically for there repsective filmic properties.

But, Mike, if you explain why you think the color of the coveralls for Halloween 2 and Friday the 13th:A New Beginning was an arbitrary decision [which they most certainly were NOT], than perhaps it would be easier for me to consider your opinion. Otherwise, you\'re probably just being stubborn.

[🪦 mike ●]

i said in h1 they didnt care i didnt say anything about f13 5 i know one thing is i dont believe DM whether its the truth or not unless i hear it from a more relaible source then i cant believe it..so before u call someone stuborn read what i posted carefully(I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT F13 5 ..IM ONLY COMMENTING ON H1 H2

[🪦 SPAZ ●]

F5 ones are green!!!!
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[🪦 mike ●]

and the tris arent light blue either

[🪦 mike ●]

oh and the were green in h2 casue they were green in h1

[🪦 jseth ●]

Well, even in the case of Halloween, I think you\'re incorrect. I mean, DEAN CUNDEY was the director of photography. His resume is ridiculously impressive, as is his talent for cinematography. He would not leave something as important as a main character\'s cotume to chance. I\'m sure he spoke with Carpenter or Hill about how his approach would affect the final image, including the color palette of the characters, their costumes, and the setting. There\'s a reason that film was critically acclaimed, while others that were very similar were panned: the quality of the vision and the quality of the craftsman.

ALSO, watch the entire film of ANB (or Halloween 1 or 2, for that matter). In context of the respective photography styles, it\'s clear that the coveralls were INTENDED to come off as blue. Just because most of us have seen these movies too many times, and have desensitized ourselves to the experience doesn\'t mean that this was not the case.

[🪦 mike ●]

no one cared bout squate in halloween 1 they go to a store by a suit and mask plain and simple no color pallet was given the yused blue lights casue it was errie jsut like the halloween them its some stupid little number on bongos,then played on pianos..H1 was a fluke with jsut a simple idea for its basis nothing more

[🪦 jseth ●]

Yes. Excellent deduction, Mike. The reasoning is so thorough. C\'mon, you probably wouldn\'t know that films utilized color palettes if I hadn\'t explained it earlier.