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Every video tagged “CFX Masks” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
107 videos
CFX Masks showcases their silicone mask lineup in a short, playful promotional clip referencing a recognizable pop-culture setting. The brand highlights an extensive range of customization options and positions their products as the most comfortable silicone masks available. CFX Masks has been producing high-quality silicone wearables since 2006, serving cosplayers, haunt performers, and Halloween enthusiasts alike.
CFX Masks showcases their Beast Silicone Gloves in this short movement demo, highlighting the realistic canine pads and talon details that complete a werewolf or creature costume. The clip focuses on how the gloves move and flex on the hand to convey lifelike, savage motion. They are designed to fit over medium-to-large latex or nitrile gloves as a base layer.
This short clip is a behind-the-scenes moment from the CFX Unmasked reality series, offering a humorous look at the production side of the show. The segment touches on the question of content censorship — specifically whether swear words will need to be bleeped depending on which network or platform picks up the series. A cast member named Diana provides an unintentional (and comedic) solution by self-censoring whenever the camera is nearby.
CFX Masks hosts an all-day livestream showcasing the robotic sculpting of their newest design, the Gemini mask, using their in-house Kuka 6-axis robotic arm nicknamed Wesbot. The workflow begins with a digital sculpt that is translated into a robot path program, allowing the machine to carve the bulk of the form from Monsterclay. Human artists then step in to add finishing details and refinements the robot cannot achieve, ultimately producing a wearable silicone mask. The stream offers an extended, real-time look at how professional-grade technology is integrated into high-end mask production.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects (CFX) highlights the movement and flexibility of their Deep Spawn silicone creature gloves. The gloves feature webbed membranes between the fingers and textured suckers on the palms, designed to mimic an aquatic horror creature aesthetic. They are built to pair with the matching Deep Spawn mask but are versatile enough to complement a variety of aquatic or deep-sea monster costumes. The clip focuses on demonstrating how the silicone moves naturally on the hand for a convincing creature effect.
This short showcase video from CFX Masks features their MeatBag the Zombie 2.0 silicone mask, highlighting its realistic undead aesthetic and wearable design. The clip gives viewers a close look at the updated version of this popular zombie character mask. CFX is known for premium hyper-realistic silicone masks used in cosplay, haunting, and film-quality costume applications.
CFX Masks showcases their Boris the Creature silicone gloves in this short movement demonstration video. The gloves feature creature-appropriate detailing including staples, scarring, and knobby deformations designed to match the Boris the Creature aesthetic. They are sized to fit over medium or large latex or nitrile base gloves and are available through the CFX Masks website.
CFX Masks hosted a live Black Friday stream showcasing their lineup of silicone masks, with hosts trying on products in real time and fielding audience questions. The stream doubled as a promotional event tied to their Black Friday sale. It offers viewers an up-close look at how CFX masks fit and appear when worn, which is valuable for prospective buyers. The casual, interactive format makes it an accessible introduction to the CFX product range.
CFX Masks showcases movement footage of 'The Dead,' a premium silicone skull mask inspired by 1930s rubber hose cartoon aesthetics. It is part of a three-piece series called the Rubber Hose Ruffians, depicting a playful skeletal character with a bulbous skull, oversized eye sockets, and a wide toothy grin. The Sugar Skull variant featured here is also UV-reactive, glowing under black light. The mask was sculpted with the aid of a 6-axis robot and finished by hand by the design team at Composite Effects.
This short video from CFX Masks appears to be an early leak or teaser preview of an upcoming mask design designated TW2012. At roughly two minutes, it likely offers a brief look at the mask's sculpt, coloring, or overall aesthetic ahead of any official announcement. CFX is a well-known producer of high-end silicone masks popular in the Halloween and haunt community.
CFX Masks celebrates April Fools Day with a tongue-in-cheek staff introduction video where team members appear in their own hyper-realistic silicone masks as their 'real' faces. The clip is purely comedic and leans into the brand's identity as a maker of premium silicone character masks. Music is provided by Karl Casey of White Bat Audio.
This short video showcases the CFX Outlander silicone mask in its pearlescent variant, demonstrated on a male wearer to highlight how the mask moves and fits in real time. The Outlander is a highly detailed creature character with an alien or interdimensional aesthetic, featuring inhuman eyes, textured skin, and organic armor-like detailing. Vision through the mask is maintained despite the otherworldly eye design. The clip serves as a fit-and-movement reference for prospective buyers.
CFX Masks hosted a live Halloween party stream on October 29th, 2021, bringing together the shop crew for a festive 'Low Effort Costume Party' to kick off the Halloween weekend. The casual, community-focused event offers a fun behind-the-scenes look at the team and culture at one of the industry's well-known mask makers. It's a lighthearted celebration rather than a tutorial or product demonstration.
This short reveal video showcases the finished Frogzilla character — a custom silicone mask creation born from a collaboration between Composite Effects (CFX) and Froggy's Fog. The build used CFX's existing Jeremiah the Frog mask as a starting point, reimagined to reflect Froggy's Fog's brand mascot. The reveal is presented alongside Froggy's Fog machines in action and culminates with an in-person debut at the IAAPA trade show in Orlando. It serves as the third and final installment in the collaborative video series.
CFX Masks showcases the Virgo silicone mask, the ninth release in their Zodiac collection, in a short movement demonstration video. The mask features a striking skeletal-hand crown design sculpted with the aid of a Kuka 6-axis robot and finished by Herman Silesky. Despite the dramatic crown and eye-covering aesthetic, the mask includes functional eye holes for comfortable wear. It is sized as a female fit, accommodating a head circumference range noted in the product details.
This short-form clip from CFX Masks captures the hectic energy of preparing for the Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show (HAA). The melting-face emoji in the title hints at the overwhelming but exciting nature of trade show prep for a professional mask company. With no source description or runtime to draw from, the content appears to be a candid, behind-the-scenes social snippet rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
CFX Masks showcases the Scorpio silicone mask, the eleventh release in their Zodiac collection, through a short movement demonstration video highlighting how the mask looks and moves when worn. The design features a dark exoskeleton texture, ridged spike detailing, deep-set eye sockets, a stinger-like crown protrusion, and bared beast-like teeth. The mask was designed by Herman Silesky, robot-sculpted, and hand-finished and painted for a premium wearable creature look. It fits a wide range of head sizes and ships on a display form.
CFX Masks spotlights a fan creation called GarrBodge Duh Gamblin Goblin, a fully realized goblin character built around a combination of CFX's Imp silicone mask and add-on Gremlin ears. The resulting silhouette channels a classic fantasy goblin look and is being used as a live performance character at midwest renaissance fairs. The short showcase highlights how mixing existing CFX mask components can produce a distinctive, original creature character.
This special edition live stream from CFX Masks blends a casual behind-the-scenes shop event with Halloween content, as the team hosts their annual crawfish boil while showcasing new mask designs and upcoming releases. Viewers can watch staff try on masks, hear about convention appearances, and get a glimpse of the culture and community inside one of the leading silicone mask studios. The relaxed format encourages audience interaction, with questions about masks and the boil itself welcomed throughout the broadcast.
This is a casual live check-in from the CFX Masks team, hosted by Tabitha, giving fans and followers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into what's happening at the studio. Topics include ongoing updates to the livestream space, preparations around the Transworld tradeshow, upcoming convention appearances, and new mask sculpts currently in development. The tone is conversational and community-focused rather than instructional.
This is a recorded Black Friday live stream hosted by Tabitha and Josh from CFX Masks (Composite Effects), centered on the brand's Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale featuring discounts on select silicone masks and gloves. The hosts showcase their latest mask release, demonstrate fit and sizing, and field community questions in real time. Viewers also get updates on upcoming CFX appearances and events planned for the following year.
CFX Masks hosts a live stream with team members Tabitha and Josh covering the brand's latest product activity, including the new Zodiacs line Aries release and Jordu Schell's Sire vampire design. The session also previews upcoming mask releases, touches on CFX's presence at Transworld, and opens the floor to viewer questions on topics like fit, sizing, and durability. It functions as both a product showcase and a casual brand update for the CFX community.
CFX Masks celebrates Friday the 13th with a short showcase reel featuring multiple customers bringing Jason Voorhees to life using the brand's Deformed Silicone Hood and Silicone Gloves. The clip demonstrates the versatility of these wearable silicone products when paired with a classic hockey mask to achieve a faithful, screen-quality Jason look. Footage is drawn from a variety of cosplayers, prop makers, and haunt performers, highlighting how the same products can produce diverse interpretations of the iconic character.
A brief convention floor clip showcasing CFX Masks' 'Forced Smile' silicone mask at their San Diego Comic Con 2022 booth. The footage was originally captured and shared by Haunted Attraction Network during the mask's public debut. At under a minute, it offers a quick first look at the new design in a live convention setting.
