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* ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'': Atsushi Kanamoto AKA Johnny Black is a MasterPoisoner Torture Technician whose avatar within TheMostDangerousVideoGame covers his NightmareFace with a burlap sack mask.
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* ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'': ''Literature/SwordArtOnline'': Atsushi Kanamoto AKA Johnny Black is a MasterPoisoner Torture Technician whose avatar within TheMostDangerousVideoGame covers his NightmareFace with a burlap sack mask.
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* ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4'': The [[ChainsawGood Chainsaw]] Men are sack-wearing villagers who featured heavily in the marketing for the game. Infected with a malevolent parasite and controlled by the local cult, they are much more durable than the common Ganado enemy. They charge and slash at Leon, [[OffWithHisHead decapitating]] him if the player fails to PressXToNotDie.
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* ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4'': The [[ChainsawGood Chainsaw]] Men are sack-wearing villagers who featured heavily in the marketing for the game. Infected with a malevolent parasite and controlled by the local cult, they are much more durable than the common Ganado enemy. They charge Fail to keep your distance from them and slash at Leon, Leon will suddenly find himself [[OffWithHisHead decapitating]] him if the player fails a good 10 to PressXToNotDie.12 pounds lighter]]. The remake's version forgoes decapitation in favor of an equally nasty chainsaw impalement, but you now at least have a chance to parry his OneHitKill attack.
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* In ''Film/DarkNightOfTheScarecrow'', when Bubba is wrongly accused of murdering a young girl, he hides from [[TorchesAndPitchforks a vigilante gang]] by donning a burlap mask and pretending to be a scarecrow. His disguise doesn't work, and the vigilantes kill him. When he comes back as a ghost to [[GhostlyGoals get revenge]], he's still wearing the [[ScaryScarecrows scarecrow getup]]. This is a rare case where the mask has a cut-out hole for the mouth, giving him an unsettling GhostlyGape.
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* In the ''Film/FearStreet'' trilogy, the Camp Nightwing Killer (a pretty overt homage to Jason Voorhees, below) wears one of these. He features most prominently in the second film, ''Fear Street 1978'', where he terrorizes a summer camp with an [[AnAxeToGrind axe]], although he doesn't actually get his sack-cloth mask until pretty late in the movie. An interesting twist is that he never actually puts the bag on himself - someone else puts it over his head to try to choke him, but it doesn't work, and he simply never takes it off.
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* In the ''Film/FearStreet'' trilogy, the Camp Nightwing Killer (a pretty overt homage to Jason Voorhees, below) wears one of these. He features most prominently in the second film, ''Fear Street 1978'', where he terrorizes a summer camp with an [[AnAxeToGrind axe]], axe, although he doesn't actually get his sack-cloth mask until pretty late in the movie. An interesting twist is that he never actually puts the bag on himself - someone else puts it over his head to try to choke him, but it doesn't work, and he simply never takes it off.
