Video Tag
Every video tagged “costume” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
322 videos
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network spotlights the 'Big Kahuna' silicone mask from Savage Silicon, a manufacturer of high-end wearable masks for haunt actors. The title's playful warning — 'Don't eat the actors!' — suggests the mask features an open-mouth or oversized-jaw design that could pose a comedic (or practical) concern for guests. With no additional description provided, details beyond the product name and brand are limited.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network features a striking horror cosplay with an alien or monster theme, prompting viewer curiosity with its unusual design. With no description or runtime to draw from, the exact construction methods and materials remain unclear. The clip appears to be a showcase or reaction-style post rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
This short-form video showcases an impressive Five Nights at Freddy's cosplay, likely featuring one of the iconic animatronic characters from the popular horror video game franchise. Given the HauntScene channel context, the costume is presented with a Halloween or haunt-oriented audience in mind. No source description was provided, so details beyond the title are limited.
This short-form video showcases a Five Nights at Freddy's cosplay, highlighting a fan-made costume inspired by the popular horror video game franchise. The clip appears to feature an impressive recreation of one or more of the game's iconic animatronic characters. With no description or build details provided, the focus seems to be on displaying the finished costume rather than demonstrating construction techniques.
A short-form Halloween clip from the Haunted Attraction Network featuring a vampire character, likely showcasing a scare moment, costume, or makeup look. The title and bat and blood emojis suggest a playful but spooky vampire bite theme. Given the brevity and social-media style of the post, this appears to be a quick highlight or teaser rather than a full tutorial.
Wicked Makers' Jay and Jaimie transform a basic store-bought plastic skeleton into a swaying drunken pirate animatronic inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean. The build covers two parallel tracks: constructing a wiper-motor-driven PVC swaying mechanism, and detailing the skeleton with corpsing (cotton, liquid latex, and contact cement), custom painting, and thrift-store costume weathering. The corpsing method demonstrated produces a decayed, fleshy look distinct from the mummified result of heat-gun-and-plastic-wrap techniques. The finished prop is designed for outdoor yard display and makes an impressive centerpiece for a home haunt.
The creator unboxes and tests an unofficial Ghostface voice changer sourced from Amazon, exploring how well it replicates the iconic killer's distorted tone from the Scream franchise. The video is framed around renewed interest in the character following the box-office success of the most recent Scream film. Listeners get a hands-on sense of the device's sound quality and how convincingly it sells the Ghostface persona for cosplay or Halloween use.
Wicked Makers takes on a build challenge centered on Jackie, a clown character from the FNAF universe, comparing a rushed one-hour creation against a fully realized one-week build. The short-form video contrasts the two results side by side, highlighting how extra time and effort dramatically elevate the final prop or costume. It's a fun, fast-paced format that appeals equally to FNAF fans and Halloween builders.
This short-form Halloween content from Horror 365 appears to focus on spooky or horror-themed makeup or costuming based on its hashtags. With no description or duration data available, specific techniques and products featured in the video cannot be confirmed. The content likely targets Halloween enthusiasts looking for quick makeup or costume inspiration.
A cosplayer dressed as Jason Voorhees roams Monster Con in San Antonio, Texas, staying in character and interacting with convention attendees. The short clip captures crowd reactions and the performer's commitment to the iconic slasher role. It functions as both a costume showcase and an impromptu scare-acting performance at a horror-themed event.
Creator Alexys Fleming reimagines the iconic Nightmare Before Christmas duo by transforming herself into a gender-swapped mashup — portraying Sally with Jack's skeletal aesthetic and Jack with Sally's rag-doll look. The roughly 22-minute tutorial walks through the special effects makeup and costume elements needed to bring these reversed characters to life. The result is a creative, detailed transformation that blends SPFX prosthetics, body paint, and styled wigs into a cohesive character look.
Creator Madeyewlook transforms herself into the iconic loot llama from Fortnite using a combination of face and body paint, DIY cardboard constructions, and theatrical adhesives. The look blends vivid purple and cyan tones with hand-crafted wearable elements to capture the colorful, boxy aesthetic of the in-game character. The tutorial showcases how accessible craft-store materials can be combined with professional-grade makeup products for a striking cosplay result.
A short fun clip filmed at San Antonio Monster Con 2022 inside a Spirit Halloween store, featuring two Michael Myers cosplayers — one smaller and one larger — meeting up for a playful 'father and son' moment. The video leans into lighthearted Halloween cosplay culture rather than any tutorial or build content. It captures the festive energy of a convention setting with recognizable Halloween icon costumes.
Madeyewlook reimagines the iconic Starbucks siren as a sinister, evil mermaid through an elaborate special effects and fantasy makeup transformation. The look blends glamorous elements with dark, creature-feature SPFX techniques including prosthetics and body paint. The result is a dramatic Halloween-ready character inspired by the well-known coffeehouse logo turned villain.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook transforms collaborator Jesse Wellens into Negan from The Walking Dead using body paint and special effects makeup. The tutorial demonstrates character-accurate facial and body painting using a limited palette of black, white, and red. At just two minutes, it delivers a punchy, visually focused look at the finished transformation. The collab tie-in with the Prank vs Prank channel adds a fun pop-culture energy to the Halloween content.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) explores a creative 'what if' concept, transforming herself into a monster version of one of the Scooby-Doo gang using special effects and body paint techniques. The look combines vibrant character-inspired colors with SFX makeup application for a Halloween-ready pop-culture costume. The tutorial blends professional-grade theatrical products with more accessible drugstore and prestige cosmetics. It sits firmly in the pop-culture costume makeup space with a playful, high-impact result.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network appears to feature a Halloween costume or cosplay reveal, likely showcasing a striking or surprising character look. With no description or runtime to draw from, specific details about the costume or techniques used are unknown. The reaction-style title and emoji suggest a visually dramatic or humorous presentation.
A fan-produced short film paying homage to classic 1980s slasher cinema, specifically the Friday the 13th franchise. The creators prioritized a high body count over narrative complexity, aiming for an action-packed, massacre-driven experience within a roughly ten-minute runtime. The project reflects a passion for practical, old-school horror filmmaking by an indie group of enthusiasts.
A short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network referencing the horror film character M3GAN, likely featuring a doll costume, prop, or lookalike. With no duration and no source description, the exact content is unclear, but the hashtags suggest a fun, trending pop-culture Halloween moment. The clip appears to be a quick social media reel rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
Madeyewlook delivers a dramatic horror mashup look by combining the iconic aesthetics of Pennywise from IT with the symbiote style of Venom using body paint and SFX makeup. The transformation blends Pennywise's clown palette with Venom's dark, veined, toothy design for an original and unsettling hybrid character. A modified Spirit Halloween costume completes the head-to-toe look. The video showcases the creator's own branded body paint line alongside mainstream cosmetic products.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network showcases an undead schoolgirl Halloween costume concept. The clip appears to highlight a zombie-themed take on a classic schoolgirl look, blending horror makeup or distressing techniques with a recognizable costume silhouette. With no runtime or description provided, specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
A short-form Halloween makeup video from Madeyewlook featuring a character that elicits mixed reactions — fear from some, delight from others. The concept suggests a performance-oriented or musical Halloween persona brought to life through striking makeup and costume. Given the creator's reputation for high-impact character transformations, this is likely a bold, theatrical look. The brief runtime points to a quick showcase or reveal format.
This short clip captures an Oogie Boogie cosplayer roaming the floors of Monster-Con 2022 in San Antonio, delivering a fun Halloween convention moment. The costume draws on the iconic burlap-sack villain from The Nightmare Before Christmas. It's a brief, lighthearted encounter typical of the convention floor atmosphere rather than a build or tutorial.
Madeyewlook delivers a full scary Christmas elf transformation using prosthetic transfers, alcohol-activated makeup palettes, and costume elements. The tutorial walks through applying Tinsley Transfers, painting the skin and teeth with Skin Illustrator and Graftobian paints, and finishing the look with party store elf ears and a handmade fleece hat. The result is a creepy, character-driven holiday look that bridges SFX technique with festive theming. It runs approximately eight minutes and is accessible to intermediate-level makeup artists comfortable with prosthetic application.
