Death Mask

Year: 1998

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Director: Steve Latshaw

Horror

Wilbur performs grisly acts at an aging carnival, hiding his scarred face after his sadistic father burned it. Mocked for his disfigurement, he’s fired and seeks help from a swamp witch, who gives him wood from a hanging tree. He crafts a mask, pouring his fury into it; anyone who sees him is driven to suicide.

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