John Francis Kasuboski of Denver titled his mask, "Foiled Again," as throwback to classic old Hollywood movies in which the villain would say, "foiled again." He used aluminum foil to bring out the detail and personality of the villain. The colored, bright background of the mask symbolizes when black and white movies went to Technicolor. His mask is in memory of his great grandparents who were the first in his neighborhood to own a TV. "All the children in the neighborhood would go to their home and watch TV, drink soda and eat popcorn on weekends," he said.