Monster Tales: Don Post Bloody Werewolf Mask Distortions History with Bob Short and Ed Edmunds
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What this video covers
Monster Tales is a behind-the-scenes interview series from Distortions Unlimited, and this episode features Ed Edmunds and Oscar-winning artist Bob Short discussing the iconic Don Post Bloody Werewolf mask that Short sculpted in the 1970s. The conversation reveals how that single mask played a pivotal role in Ed Edmunds' creative journey — after losing a costume contest while wearing it to someone wearing one of his own masks, he was inspired to keep creating, ultimately founding Distortions Unlimited. Bob Short's broader career credits include major Hollywood productions such as Beetlejuice, E.T., and Star Trek, lending significant historical weight to the discussion. The episode offers a rare, personal look at how classic latex Halloween mask artistry shaped one of the industry's most recognizable haunted prop companies.
Key takeaways
- ◆Bob Short sculpted the Don Post Bloody Werewolf mask in the 1970s, making it a landmark piece in latex Halloween mask history
- ◆Ed Edmunds losing a costume contest while wearing the Bloody Werewolf — to someone in one of his own creations — directly motivated him to found Distortions Unlimited
- ◆Don Post Studios is highlighted as a cornerstone of the commercial latex Halloween mask industry
- ◆Bob Short is an Oscar-winning SFX and makeup artist with credits including Beetlejuice, E.T., and Star Trek
- ◆The episode is part of Distortions Unlimited's ongoing Monster Tales interview series
Who this is for
Halloween mask collectors, horror history enthusiasts, and haunt industry fans who want insider stories about the origins of classic latex masks and iconic prop companies.
Materials mentioned
- • latex
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