It covers the "nose" and "mouth" of the house, which is right above the front door. The woman who lives there spoke to Hoodline.
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She said her husband is an engineer and their friend is an architect. Together, they came up with the idea for the monster mask.
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She also said ghosts and witches don't feel necessary this year because we are living in the scariest of times. The mask is a simple and powerful way to make that point.
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