Video Tag
Every video tagged “costume” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
322 videos
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to span multiple potential topics suggested by its hashtags, including makeup, DIY, costumes, and haunted houses. With zero duration and no source description available, the actual content and format cannot be determined. Classification is based solely on hashtag signals, which point to a general Halloween interest piece.
CFX Masks showcases their Game of Thrones-inspired White Walker Season 4 silicone mask in this short movement demonstration video. The clip highlights the mask's realistic motion, hand-punched hair, and sculpted high cheekbones as the wearer moves. Matching gloves are available to complete the full character look. The mask is designed to fit a standard adult male head circumference range.
This short-form clip captures a Freddy Fazbear character appearance at Woods of Terror, a professional haunted attraction located in Greensboro, North Carolina. The video ties into the popular Five Nights at Freddy's franchise, showcasing how professional haunts incorporate recognizable pop-culture horror characters into their experiences. Given its Shorts format, it likely offers a brief but striking glimpse of the character encounter.
A short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 that appears to blend makeup, horror, and humor in a roughly one-minute clip. Based on its tags, the content likely features a Halloween costume or makeup look with a comedic or frightening angle. No source description was provided, so specific details about the look or techniques used cannot be confirmed.
Stiltbeast Studios presents an in-depth session covering the creation or application of multiple creature characters — including a wolfman, Krampus, and boar — for haunted attraction use. The video runs nearly three hours, suggesting a thorough, step-by-step walkthrough of the costuming or makeup process for each character. Known for professional-grade creature work, Stiltbeast Studios brings their signature style to these classic and folkloric monster designs. The result is a masterclass in haunt-ready creature character building.
This short-form clip captures a Carnage cosplay spotted at Wondercon, shared by the Haunted Attraction Network. The costume appears to be Marvel-themed, featuring the Spider-Man villain Carnage. With no description or runtime to draw from, content details are limited beyond what the title suggests.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios showcases his 'Deranged' line of latex character masks in this gallery-style video. The collection spans a variety of unsettling characters, including serial killer and steampunk-influenced designs. The video is presented as creative inspiration for fellow mask makers and haunt enthusiasts rather than a step-by-step tutorial. Masks from this line are available for purchase through Stiltbeast's First Stab Club membership.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network spotlights a cat demon character costume at Six Flags' Scream Break Halloween event. The clip appears to showcase the striking visual design of the character, likely captured in a scare zone or costumed-character setting. With minimal runtime, it functions as a quick highlight or teaser of the event's themed entertainment offerings.
This short-form video from Horror 365 appears to focus on Halloween costume makeup with a spooky horror theme. Based on the hashtags referencing DIY, costume makeup, and Transworld, it likely showcases a Halloween look or makeup transformation. No description or runtime is available, so specific techniques and products cannot be confirmed.
This CFX Masks video explores the use of heat reactive pigments in a Halloween or costume makeup context, themed around a playful "Forbidden Lollipop" character. The content appears to showcase how these novelty pigments behave and look when applied, with a lighthearted tone. Beyond the heat reactive pigments themselves, specific techniques, tools, or full build details are unclear given the limited metadata available.
CFX Masks showcases their 'Sin of Envy' (Invidia) premium silicone wearable mask in a short movement demonstration video. The mask features a distinctive rear-facing second face with a mouth that opens automatically when the wearer tilts their head downward, creating a built-in surprise scare moment. Customizable eyes add further personalization options for performers. The mask is designed for a male fit and accommodates a standard range of adult head sizes.
This short video from CFX Masks showcases a playful 'unmasked' reveal using their signature silicone mask and composite effects work. The clip highlights how convincingly CFX wearable masks can blend with a performer's appearance, then delivers a humorous or dramatic reveal. At just one minute, it functions as a punchy promotional or demonstration piece for the CFX product line.
This short-form video from Horror 365 appears to showcase a Halloween or horror-themed makeup look, likely connected to a Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show reveal or debut. The hashtags suggest a cosplay or costume-focused presentation with a scary aesthetic. With no description or duration data available, specific details about the look or techniques used cannot be confirmed.
CFX Masks showcases their Dollface silicone mask in a short tribute to the musical Ride the Cyclone, styled as character Jane Doe. The clip is a creative promotional piece demonstrating how the mask translates into a full character look. It highlights the realistic, wearable artistry that CFX silicone masks bring to cosplay and costume builds.
This short-form video from HauntScene features a Freddy Krueger and Elmo mashup concept, blending classic horror iconography with a beloved children's character for comedic or Halloween effect. With no description or runtime to draw from, the exact format — whether costume, prop, or decoration — is unclear. The title and emoji suggest a playful, shareable Halloween moment aimed at social media audiences.
This extended cut from StiltbeastStudios presents a gorilla mask sculpt played at 4x speed rather than the faster 8x version previously released, giving viewers a more detailed look at the full sculpting process. The slower playback makes it easier to observe specific tool choices and technique nuances throughout the build. It serves as a companion piece to the original upload for those who want a deeper study of the workflow.
This short video from Hauntcast showcases a completed Vine Creature costume build featuring a mask and glove set from Composite Effects. The clip serves as a visual showcase of the finished look rather than a step-by-step tutorial. It highlights the quality and aesthetic of CFX wearable products in a haunt or attraction context.
This short video from CFX Masks demonstrates the fit and facial movement of their Pickles silicone mask, a carnival-themed horror clown character. The clip shows how the mask moves naturally on a male wearer, highlighting key character details like an oversized nose, large chin, and prominent ears. It serves as a practical product preview to help buyers assess realism and wearability before purchasing.
This short tutorial from CFX Masks walks viewers through the correct technique for putting on and removing a professional-grade silicone mask without damaging it. The key method involves inserting hands flat into the neck opening, using the backs of the hands to stretch and guide the mask over the face, then using palm pressure to shift it into position. Removal follows a similar approach, lifting from the front rather than pulling from the back. Tips for long-hair wearers, including wig cap use and minimal talc powder application, are also covered.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the creation of a wearable cat mask featuring a functioning moving jaw mechanism. The session, hosted by Allen Hopps, is an in-depth workshop-style build covering the design and fabrication process suited for haunted attraction performers. At nearly three hours, it offers a comprehensive look at the craft of professional-level creature mask making. The result is a performance-ready wearable prop designed for high-impact scare environments.
The creator dresses up as Coraline to attend a theatrical 3D screening of the classic stop-motion film, turning the outing into a fun Halloween lifestyle vlog. Along the way, she opens a Coraline-themed PR package and shares her enthusiasm for the spooky-cute aesthetic. The video blends costume inspiration, fandom celebration, and everyday Halloween living in a casual, personality-driven format.
This short showcase video from CFX (Composite Effects) features their Gaius the Guardian silicone mask in action, highlighting its realistic movement and creature character. Gaius is depicted as an ancient forest sovereign — a horned, earth-bound creature rising to protect the natural world. The video focuses on demonstrating how the mask looks and moves when worn, giving potential buyers a sense of its expressive range and fit. It is designed to fit a standard male head circumference range.
StiltbeastStudios' Allen Hopps dives deep into the world of werewolf builds in this lengthy session covering creature design for Halloween and haunted attraction use. The video appears to explore practical, wearable werewolf props, masks, or costumes suited for haunt performers. At over two hours, it likely goes well beyond surface-level tips, offering substantial hands-on insight into crafting convincing lycanthrope characters. Fans of creature effects and haunt costuming will find plenty of material to work with here.
FrightProps showcases 'The Old One,' a highly realistic silicone old man mask designed for Halloween costumes, pranks, or haunted house character work. The short-form video highlights the mask's lifelike elderly features and the premium silicone construction that sets it apart from standard latex options. Viewers are directed to the FrightProps website for full product details and purchasing information.
