DIY Human Face Pies - People Pot Pies
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What this video covers
Monster Tutorials walks viewers through crafting grotesque human-face pies — a cannibal-inspired Halloween prop popularized in haunted displays. The build combines clay sculpting, plaster work, and latex to create realistic baked-crust pies with eerily lifelike faces pressed into the filling. Acrylic teeth add a finishing horror detail that elevates the realism. The project draws inspiration from the creations of haunt artist It Came From Under My Bed.
Key takeaways
- ◆Clay sculpting and plaster are used to form the face impressions baked into each pie
- ◆Latex and acrylic teeth push the realism of the finished props
- ◆Inspired by the work of Instagram haunt creator It Came From Under My Bed
- ◆Fits a Texas Chainsaw Massacre or cannibal-themed haunt or display aesthetic
- ◆A roughly 32-minute step-by-step tutorial suitable for prop builders with some sculpting experience
Who this is for
Home haunters and prop builders who want a distinctive, conversation-stopping centerpiece prop with a cannibal horror theme.
Tools mentioned
- • sculpting tools
Materials mentioned
- • latex
- • plaster
- • clay
- • acrylic teeth
⚠ Safety notes
Plaster can generate heat during curing; follow manufacturer safety guidelines. Work in a ventilated area when using latex.
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