The accessories included here are a nice mix of classic and new. You get both a blood covered and a clean kitchen knife, which is Michael’s go to weapon of choice. However, it’s nice to see some all-new weapon types here. The Halligan bar (the steel looking bar with the hook on the end), and the busted office style light bulb are a nice change of pace from the standard axes, knives, and machetes most horror characters wield. The baseball bat is nice, but I expect a lot of fans to repurpose that for other figures. I did like that he could hold the mask accessory, though it’s sized just right to act as a head sculpt for those that want to. Sideshow presents the Michael Myers Deluxe Sixth Scale Figure, an articulated horror collectible that gives you control of this classic killer as he cuts through your collection. Michael Myers was first introduced to audience members in the 1978 movie. Since then he has become an iconic figure, which makes his placement at #03 in the main Pop! Movies line quite appropriate. Also known as "The Shape" in the first film, Myers wears the signature (and creepy!) pale mask with brown hair. In addition, the tomboy Max (of Stranger Things Season 2) dresses as Myers for Halloween. An exclusive Hot Topic figure marking the occasion is featured in the Pop Stranger Things set and also included here for your enjoyment.

Additionally, the vinyl figure dons a pair of mechanic overalls and holds a bloody butcher's knife. A tougher and more costly find, Funko Pop Michael Myers includes a limited chase variant featuring a glow-in-the-dark mask for Myers. I didn’t run into any issues with the figure while handling it. The joints moved without any trouble, and they were fairly tight. After a few hours of posing, and messing with the figure, I didn’t notice anything getting loose. The hands and head sculpts swapped out with no issues. The right hand (the grip hand) has a very tight grip, so I do recommend warming that a bit before trying to have him hold the knives, as I’ve run into issues in the past with that knife design breaking while trying to place in tight grips. HALLOWEENhit theaters in 1978 and was a runaway hit, setting the stage for a decade full of slasher films trying to recreate the sheer terror audiences felt when they were first introduced to Michael Myers.