Product Specifications This officially licensed Harold mask from Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is guaranteed to frighten everyone who comes into contact with it! The molded latex covers your whole head, with a slight split at the back for easy on and removal. When you look through the malformed eyes, you'll feel like a spiteful scarecrow come to life. Except for the bugs that are continuously crawling about Harold's face, this realistic mask contains almost all of the elements you'd anticipate. But we suspect you'll thank us for skipping that functionality!
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Mancuso, Vinnie (1780 Articles Published) Vinnie Mancuso is a Senior Editor at Collider, where he oversees all aspects of the 2018 blockbuster 'Aquaman,' among other things. His pop culture musings may also be found on Twitter (@VinnieMancuso1) or being yelled out a Jersey City window between 4 and 6 a.m. Vinnie Mancuso has more to say.
Every day, they would tie Harold to a garden pole to frighten away the birds. In the 2019 film terrible tales to tell in the dark, he was played by Mark Steger (who also played the pale woman). More terrifying tales to tell in the dark. The novel's first edition was released on October 14th, 1981, and was authored by Alvin Schwartz. A pastor visits a haunted mansion where no one has ever remained the night due to the terrible hauntings that have occurred. I had no idea they had modified the art until I just heard about it.
The original book series had 82 horror tales, and there are several allusions throughout the trailer, such as a corpse yearning for her lost toe and mention of The Jangly Man.
Here's the video in case you want to see for yourself. It's more distressing than you may expect.
