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Every video tagged “CFX Masks” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
107 videos
CFX's Tabitha guides viewers on a walkthrough of the Texas Haunters Convention 2021 show floor, held at the Mesquite Convention Center in July 2021. The video offers an inside look at the vendors, products, and community that make up the professional haunt industry. As a leading silicone mask manufacturer, CFX uses the convention visit to showcase the breadth of Halloween gear and props on display. It's a solid snapshot of what the haunt trade show scene looks like for industry insiders and enthusiasts alike.
CFX Masks hosts a live-stream session with team members Tabitha and Josh covering the brand's latest silicone mask releases, including designs named Cancer and Texas Slim. The duo recaps their experience at the Texas Haunters Convention, shares behind-the-scenes footage, and fields viewer questions on topics such as mask fit, sizing, and durability. Masks are tried on during the broadcast, giving audiences a real-time look at how the products appear when worn. The session also teases what CFX has in the pipeline for upcoming releases.
CFX Masks showcases The Sire in its Barlow variant, a premium silicone mask inspired by classic vampire horror. The piece was sculpted by renowned artist Jordu Schell — marking his first original in-house design for the company — and hand-painted by Karina Mulkey. Priced at $800, the mask is available for order directly through CFX Masks. The short clip highlights the striking, creature-feature aesthetic of the finished wearable.
This short video from CFX Masks showcases the 'Rabid' silicone mask in motion, highlighting how the mask moves and sits on a male wearer's face. The mask is a grotesque creature design featuring a forehead wound, a secondary mouth cavity, and blood-stained teeth locked in a perpetual scream. Designed collaboratively by Canon Beazley and celebrated sculptor Jordu Schell, the piece carries added significance as part of a Make-A-Wish grant that brought the two creators together. The clip serves as a real-world fit and movement reference for prospective buyers.
CFX Masks highlights their professional repair, repaint, and touch-up service for silicone masks — covering not only their own products but any brand of silicone mask. The video humorously calls out customers who wait until the last minute before haunt season to submit repair requests, with the paint manager Jenn bearing the brunt of the rush. Turnaround is currently running several weeks due to prioritized Halloween production. Interested customers are directed to contact CFX via email with photos of the work needed.
CFX Masks returns with a live-format show featuring their team discussing recent studio activity, upcoming Halloween order fulfillment, and the debut of Wesbot — a six-axis robotic sculpting arm developed in partnership with Robotic Solutions. Wesbot translates digital designs from CFX's in-house designer Herman into physical mask forms, handling the bulk of the sculpting work while human artists complete the finishing details the robot cannot yet replicate. The episode offers a candid look at how CFX is integrating advanced fabrication technology to scale mask production without sacrificing handcrafted quality.
CFX Masks showcases the Aries – Black Philip Variant, the fourth release in their new Zodiac silicone mask line. The mask features lightweight resin horns that add minimal weight to the overall wear experience. It is sculpted by Herman Silesky using a Kuka 6-axis robot and is designed specifically for a male fit. The short video serves as a product reveal and visual showcase of the finished piece in action.
This appears to be a short promotional clip directing viewers to find CFX Masks on TikTok. CFX is a well-known brand in the Halloween and costume community, specializing in high-quality silicone masks. With no description or viewable content provided, very little can be determined about the specific subject matter beyond its social media redirect purpose.
A guided walk through the 2021 Midwest Haunters Convention show floor in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, hosted by Tabitha of CFX Masks. The video offers a firsthand look at the vendor floor and products on display at one of the haunt industry's major annual gatherings. It serves as both a convention recap and a showcase of what CFX and fellow exhibitors brought to MHC 2021.
CFX Masks spotlights Screamtown and Scurra Productions in this haunt creature feature promo, showcasing how professional haunted attractions bring their characters to life using CFX silicone masks. Featured masks include a modified bloody Terrortoma with an umbilical cord detail, the Orlock vampire mask, and a Krampus design. The video serves as both a seasonal haunt opener announcement and a showcase of high-end silicone mask use in professional scare environments. CFX invites other haunts to share their own creature builds for a chance to be featured in the series.
CFX Masks unveils the Scorpio mask, the eleventh entry in their premium Zodiac silicone mask line. This variant features UV-reactive properties that cause it to glow vividly under blacklight, making it especially striking in dark environments. The mask is available to order directly from CFX Masks and ships on a display form. It represents a high-end wearable option for Halloween costumes and haunt characters.
CFX Masks teases their latest silicone mask design named Aamon, inspired by demonic mythology and described with evocative, ominous imagery. The short-form video serves as a dramatic product reveal ahead of a formal release announcement. Full details including pricing and availability were slated to follow on the brand's website and social channels. The mask appears to feature creature or harpy-like characteristics consistent with CFX's high-end wearable silicone designs.
CFX Masks showcases a large new stock drop available on their website, highlighting a wide variety of character mask options. The short-form video appears to serve as a promotional announcement encouraging viewers to browse and select from the newly restocked lineup. CFX is known for high-quality wearable silicone masks popular in the Halloween and haunting community.
CFX Masks teases the upcoming release of 'Texas Slim,' a silicone character mask developed in collaboration with the Texas Haunters Convention team. The mask draws on dark western folklore — evoking a sinister crossroads deal-maker — and was created as a limited new design drop. Full details including pricing, movement features, and availability were set to be announced the following day at 10am CST via the CFX website and social channels. No runtime footage or in-depth review is included; this is strictly a teaser announcement.
CFX Masks showcases The Ugly, the third entry in their Rubber Hose Ruffians trilogy of 1930s-inspired Halloween character masks. This grayscale silicone mask features a wide toothy grin, exaggerated dark eye rings, and a bulbous red nose evoking classic cartoon-era clown aesthetics. The short movement video highlights how the premium silicone material moves and flexes on a wearer, demonstrating lifelike skin behavior. The mask is sculpted with the aid of a Kuka 6-axis robot and finished by artist Herman Silesky.
CFX Masks (Composite Effects) announces their Black Friday through Cyber Monday sale running November 29 through December 2, offering automatic discounts on select full, head-only, and face-only silicone masks and gloves. Combined with an ongoing free UPS Ground shipping promotion for domestic customers and a flat-rate international shipping option, the total potential savings reach at least $175. No promo code is needed, and discounts apply to both made-to-order and in-stock items, with some exclusions for already-discounted and licensed products.
CFX Masks showcases the Rabid Rotten variant, a premium silicone wearable mask designed by Canon Beazley and Jordu Schell, with sculpting by Jordu Schell and paintwork by Michelle deMontluzin. The character concept leans into a foul, decayed aesthetic — evoking a grotesque mutant or hillbilly horror archetype. The short-form video serves as a product reveal and purchase announcement. At $750, this is positioned firmly in the high-end collector and professional haunter market.
CFX Masks showcases the Rabid mask in its Caucasian variant, a high-end silicone wearable designed by Canon Beazley and Jordu Schell, with sculpting by Jordu Schell and paint work by Ahnen Brown. The piece features an extreme gore aesthetic with split-head detailing, exposed teeth, and wound effects evoking a mutant or feral character. This short-form product reveal is aimed at collectors and performers seeking professional-grade Halloween masks.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network spotlights the Unseelie Mask by CFX Masks, a premium wearable creature mask with a dark fantasy aesthetic. The clip offers a quick look at the mask's design and finish, likely showcasing it as both a haunt-performance and costume piece. Given the #hauntlife and #halloween tags, the content is aimed at professional haunters and serious Halloween enthusiasts curious about high-end mask options.
CFX Masks announces their upcoming Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale, running from November 29th through December 2nd. Discounts are available on full masks, head-only masks, gloves, and face-only masks, with no promo code required. Certain exclusions apply, including licensed products and non-mask merchandise. Free domestic ground shipping and a flat international shipping rate are also available during the promotion.
This short announcement video outlines where CFX Masks will be appearing and selling throughout 2021, covering both virtual and in-person events. Stops include an exclusive online sale on their own website, a virtual haunted attraction trade show, the major Transworld Halloween and Attractions Show in St. Louis, and the global IAAPA Expo in November. The video serves as a quick calendar reference for fans and industry professionals looking to connect with the CFX brand during the year.
This timelapse video compresses an eight-hour CFX Live stream into two minutes, showcasing how the company's Kuka 6-axis robotic arm—nicknamed Wesbot—mills a clay sculpture of their newest mask character, Texas Slim. The footage captures the operator pausing the robot to refine and build up clay by hand, as well as using compressed air to clear milled debris. The final piece is a near-complete Monster Clay sculpt destined to become a professional silicone mask. CFX emphasizes that human artistry and digital design by their sculptor Herman remain central to the process.
CFX Masks hosts a live stream featuring team members Tabitha and Josh discussing the brand's newest silicone mask release, Mel T. Friedman, including the creative inspiration behind the design and the available versions. The session also covers CFX's upcoming mask release schedule and future plans for the brand. Viewers are invited to submit questions about fit, sizing, durability, and other topics to be answered on air.
CFX Masks reveals Virgo, the ninth entry in their new Zodiac silicone mask collection. The design leans into a veiled, skeletal seer aesthetic with a female-fit construction, and a short movement video showcases how the mask performs on a wearer. Priced at $700, the mask is available to order directly from CFXMasks.com and ships displayed on a black full-display form.
