The Killer Behind the Mask: Season 1, Episode 7

WARNING: If you don't want to know what happened in this episode, don't read this photo recap! 

In the first round, the artists chose cave paintings to use as inspiration for their alien visitor creations. Scott sees elements of water in his cave painting, and creates an amphibious “ancient alien”.

Angie plays around with a crown for her alien queen.

Pretty impressive how Jonathon cut up all those prosthetics, switched ‘em around like legos, and made a whole new alien face!

Marie was inspired by the prehistoric aspect of the challenge, but her paint job got muddy, and she was sent home.

For Round 2 the artists had to create slasher villains a la horror films with an emphasis on frightening masks. Scott is having the worst bald cap experience OF HIS LIFE and lays some prosthetics down in an attempt to cover them. Turned out to not be the best idea.

Jonathon is worried about his fabricating abilities, but the judges all ooh and ahh when he vacuforms a mask out of wet clay.

Who would’ve guessed that this angelic face could become a treacherous vodou killer?

For the final round, the artists had to create two characters - a super hero and a super villain with polar opposite traits.
Angie chooses the most elemental representations of good and evil: light and dark.

Scott is super proud to make it to the final round, and puts his heart and soul into these awesome characters!

Angie wins! Her professionalism and imagination carried her across the finish line.