Video Tag
Every video tagged “CFX” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
249 videos
This short video from CFX Masks showcases the Archangel silicone mask in motion, demonstrating how the piece moves and fits on a male wearer. The Archangel is a high-detail creature mask depicting an eyeless angelic being marked with symbolic glyphs, designed to evoke a supernatural, otherworldly presence. A UV-reactive option is available, making it a versatile choice for both standard and black-light haunt environments.
This short video from Composite Effects showcases the movement and wearability of their 'Funguy' silicone mask, demonstrated on a standard display head. The mask features an elaborate fungal creature design incorporating multiple mushroom varieties including a red-and-white toadstool and other grotesque fungal details. Sculpted by Tony Mandile and designed by Herman Silesky, it is marketed as a male-fit mask accommodating a range of adult head sizes. The clip is primarily a product movement demo to help buyers assess how the mask flexes and behaves when worn.
This live stream event from CFX Masks is the second installment of their Fansworld fan series, focused on helping viewers build complete character costumes around CFX silicone masks. The session covers costume assembly tips, mask try-ons, and character development guidance. It also features a promotional sale event with discount codes and bonus items for made-to-order masks and gloves.
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 short-form clip from HauntScene showcases a visceral gore or prosthetic effect, likely featuring exposed intestines or a gut-spilling illusion. The video appears to highlight a special effects makeup or prosthetic piece, possibly in collaboration with or featuring CFX products. With no runtime to speak of, it is a quick, punchy visual showcase designed for social media impact during spooky season.
This short showcase video from CFX Masks demonstrates the movement and wearability of their 'Gaunt' silicone mask, a modular design inspired by weird fiction. The mask features interchangeable eye pieces that can be swapped between flesh-slit and open-eye configurations, offering two distinct horror looks. Its versatility makes it suitable for faceless creature characters as well as stylized superhero aesthetics. The video highlights how the silicone moves and performs on a real wearer.
This video from CFX Masks appears to showcase leg-related costume or prosthetic products from the CFX lineup. CFX is known for high-quality silicone wearables, suggesting this likely highlights realistic leg pieces or creature limb appliances. Beyond the title, no additional source detail was available to confirm specific content.
CFX Masks showcases their Deformed Silicone Gloves, a wearable accessory designed to complement bulky, monstrous characters while preserving finger mobility and dexterity. The gloves are worn over standard latex or nitrile gloves and are available in multiple colors. They are designed to pair seamlessly with other CFX products such as the Deformed Hood and Hugo mask for a cohesive creature look.
CFX Masks hosts Tabitha and Josh go live for a nearly 45-minute broadcast covering the brand's Halloween season highlights and what's coming in 2024. The stream features new mask reveals, try-ons, and a look at where CFX will be appearing at upcoming events. Viewer questions are welcomed and addressed throughout the session.
CFX hosts Tabitha and Josh take viewers through a casual live-format broadcast covering the company's Halloween order timelines, upcoming haunt tour events in October, and an active free shipping promotion. The centerpiece of the session is a showcase of the Scourgeocolypse, one of CFX's silicone mask offerings. Despite a technical hiccup that disrupted the original live stream, the team delivered the content in a low-tech format. It serves as both a product spotlight and a seasonal update for CFX fans and customers.
CFX Masks showcases their Sam Hain the Pumpkin silicone mask in a short movement demonstration video, highlighting the mask's articulated lower jaw and detailed surface textures. The design features wood-and-vine chest texturing and a removable cap that can be customized with gourd innards for added grotesque realism. The mask is marketed for haunted attractions, hayrides, and themed events, and is sized to fit a standard adult head circumference range.
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.
CFX Composite Effects showcases the updated Whipstitch the Clown V.2 silicone mask, highlighting improvements in fit and surface detail over the original version. The mask features a flesh-stitched-to-face concept, with large openings designed so the wearer's own eyes and features show through for a deeply unsettling effect. This short movement video demonstrates how the mask performs in motion, giving potential buyers a realistic sense of its articulation and appearance when worn.
CFX showcases their Deadwood silicone mask in a short movement demonstration video, highlighting how the mask flexes and moves with the wearer's face. The design features a bark-textured surface and an asymmetrical mouth, evoking a gnarled, sentient tree creature. The mask suits a wide range of adult head sizes and can serve as either a menacing monster or a more mystical forest entity depending on costuming choices.
CFX Masks hosts a live-stream event covering upcoming haunt and costume industry conventions, including Transworld, FearExpo, and Fansworld. The broadcast features mask try-ons, product previews, and discussions about sales and new releases. Streamed simultaneously on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch, the session offers direct engagement with the CFX team and community.
A lighthearted blooper clip from the CFXunmasked reality show production, in which filming is unexpectedly halted when Wes's dog Bowser finally notices the camera and looks up. After days of smooth shooting, this canine interruption brings the crew to a standstill. The short clip offers a fun, candid peek behind the curtain of CFX's professional silicone mask world.
CFX (Composite Effects) hosted this live stream event tied to their 'Wrath of Con' sale, showcasing their lineup of high-end silicone masks, gloves, sleeves, and monster suits direct from their shop. The broadcast served as both a product showcase and a virtual alternative to convention appearances during 2020. Viewers get an up-close look at CFX's realistic creature and animal mask offerings, including options suited for couples and haunted attraction performers.
This is the second installment in a multi-part series documenting the creation of Frogzilla, a custom silicone mask collaboration between Composite Effects (CFX) and Froggy's Fog. The video focuses on the professional paint team's process of developing and executing a custom paint scheme on a silicone mask based on CFX's existing Jeremiah the Frog design. The build culminates in a live reveal planned for the IAAPA tradeshow in Orlando, Florida.
This live stream from CFX (Composite Effects) features hosts Tabitha and Josh showcasing upcoming silicone masks, gloves, sleeves, and monster suits from the brand's lineup. The session includes live mask try-ons, audience Q&A, and a raffle giveaway, making it both an informal product reveal and a community event. It was broadcast in conjunction with the HAAShow 2020 online trade show, giving haunted attraction professionals and enthusiasts an early look at new CFX offerings.
CFX Masks showcases their Terrortoma silicone mask in this short promotional reel. The clip highlights the unsettling multi-eye design of the wearable character mask, emphasizing its detailed silicone construction. It serves as a quick product spotlight driving viewers to the CFX Masks website for purchase.
This live stream from CFX Masks is a fan-focused session covering practical guidance on wearing, inspecting, and storing high-end silicone masks. Hosts walk viewers through proper on/off techniques for both head forms and live wear, what to look for during visual inspections, and best practices for long-term mask care. The broadcast also features live mask try-ons and announcements about an active sale event with bundled discounts and free domestic shipping.
This short video from Composite Effects (CFX) showcases the movement and fit of their SCUD silicone mask, a cyborg-themed wearable depicting a once-celebrated human-robot hybrid now rendered obsolete by advancing technology. The clip demonstrates how the mask moves naturally on a male-fit head form, highlighting the blend of organic and mechanical design elements. Each mask is individually hand-made and hand-painted, meaning subtle color variations are part of the product's character.
This short showcase video highlights the Cobb Scarecrow silicone mask from CFX, demonstrating how the mask moves and flexes on a live wearer. The mask depicts a creepy living burlap sack character complete with stitching and a rope around the neck. It is designed to fit a standard adult male head and suits a wide range of Halloween applications including haunted attractions, hay rides, and yard haunts.
This video from CFX Masks appears to focus on the use of fake blood as part of a Halloween costume or special effects application. CFX Masks is a well-known brand in the professional-grade silicone mask and SFX space, suggesting the content likely showcases blood effects in conjunction with their mask or costume products. Without a source description or runtime data, specific techniques and details cannot be confirmed.
