It's hard to believe, but Halloween 2020 is right around the corner. Of course, this year will be very different than past Octobers. Due to Covid-19, we'll need to social distance this All Hallows' Eve, and forgo conventional celebrations. But that doesn't mean we can't be spooky!
We've unearthed 15 creepy, geeky face masks that will keep you safe if you have to venture outside during Halloween 2020. Order them now to prep for fall, and turn your quarantine into a quaran-scream with protective masks that will keep everyone six feet away at all times...in fear.
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Halloween Doodles
$8.30
Gear up for a spine-chilling season with this mask featuring cobwebs, coffins, and bats. With two protective filters included, you’ll stay safe while looking scary.
Eyes in the Dark
$7.99
Feel like you're being watched? We have some bad news: you are. Stare back with this mask featuring glow-in-the-dark eyes.
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Vampire Mouth
$10
It feels like eons since we've been able to see the lower half of anyone's face. Break that trend and bare your fangs with this bloody good mask.
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Dancing Skeletons
$5.99
With these dancing skeletons wrapped securely around your face, you’ll put some groove back into this Halloween season.
Dripping Blood Illusion
$8.30
Give everyone you meet a fright that will ensure they leave you a wide berth.
Jack Skellington
$19.88
The Nightmare Before Christmas is, let’s face it, a year-round movie.
But as the holiday season quickly approaches and the leaves begin to turn, we’ll have to make some tough decisions about when to watch this Halloween/Christmas classic. Get the conversation started early with this Jack Skellington mask.
Frankenstein's Monster
$10
Even the undead need to mask up! Show the world who the real monster is with this mask inspired by Mary Shelley's classic Frankenstein.
Occult Cartoons
$19.88
If you’re a fan of all things mystical, magical, and devilish, this mask covered in sinister symbols will keep you safe this season.
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Flying Bats
$14.98
Flying might not be safe right now, but you can still take to the sky with these black bats!
Reaching Hands
$10.98
Something wicked this way comes. While we’re all trying to stay away from reaching, prying hands right now, if you’re missing the thrill of a chilling touch, this mask features truly frightening ghostly hands coming right for you.
Creepy Fog
$8.99
As the months cool down, the fog starts to roll in. But what does the mist conceal?
Be careful not to lose your mind or your way when this creepy fog reaches its tendrils for your feet. With this mask’s ghostly, greenish glow emanating from your face, you’ll have all the sci-fi fans in sight cowering—they know what horrors fog can bring.
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Floral Sandworm from Beetlejuice
$10
Beetlejuice...Beetlejuice....Beetlejuice! All you need to do is say his name three times, and he’ll appear.
This October, help stop the spread of disease and remind everyone what your favorite classic Halloween film is: pop this eerily beautiful sandworm mask on your face for a strange and unusual look.
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Alien Emerges
$10
Do you want to believe? If you think extraterrestrials lurk among us, this alien mask is an out-of-this-world choice even Mulder would approve of.
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Shadow Woman
$13.99
Out of the darkness comes a figure…but don’t worry. She’s masked.
If you’re really looking to set some nerves ablaze in the grocery store this autumn, this mask featuring the creepy shadow of a screaming woman will certainly have others screaming right back.
Jack-o-Lanterns
$15.98
Show off your favorite Halloween decor easily with this spooky face mask, and you’ll make sure everyone knows exactly what your favorite holiday is.
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