Video Tag
Every video tagged “creature mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
110 videos
StiltbeastStudios walks through building a wearable zombie mask using spray foam sourced from a home improvement store. The video demonstrates how an accessible, inexpensive material can be transformed into a haunted-attraction-quality creature mask. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the fabrication process, showing shaping and finishing techniques to achieve a convincing zombie look.
This short showcase video presents the Horseman of Famine silicone mask from Composite Effects' CFX Pro line. Inspired by the biblical Third Seal, the mask features an open, drooling mouth with a searching tongue and a deeply grotesque, emaciated aesthetic. The clip highlights the mask's detailed sculpt and wearable character potential, making it a striking piece for costume and haunt use.
CFX Masks showcases Viper, a brutish reptilian silicone mask from Composite Effects that can be interpreted as an ancient snake deity, a sci-fi alien, or a swamp creature. The mask is presented as a versatile, highly detailed wearable character piece with an aggressive, intimidating appearance. At just one minute, the video functions primarily as a product showcase highlighting the mask's design and character potential.
CFX presents the NAGA Reptile mask in a Blue Tree Snake colorway, a high-end silicone wearable designed to blend human and serpentine features into a single striking look. The female-fit version is sized to accommodate a specific head circumference range, making fit guidance a key part of the presentation. The short showcase video highlights the mask's creature design aesthetic and realistic detail quality typical of Composite Effects products.
Stiltbeast Studios hosts an extended paint-a-thon session focused on painting a Halloween mask, streamed in a marathon-length format. The session appears to walk viewers through the process of bringing a mask to life with paint and detail work. Given the channel's professional haunt background, techniques are likely geared toward achieving high-quality, haunt-ready results.
This short showcase video presents the Creature's Bride, a wearable silicone mask from Composite Effects (CFX). The design features a patchwork, stapled aesthetic reminiscent of classic Frankenstein-style monster makeup, while maintaining feminine character details. The clip appears to be a product reveal or promotional piece demonstrating the mask's appearance and wearability.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of applying hair to a custom-made latex werewolf mask. The tutorial focuses on the finishing and detailing stage of mask creation, showing how hair application transforms a raw latex piece into a convincing creature prop. This is a practical guide for haunt builders and mask makers looking to add realism to their latex work.
CFX Masks showcases the Boogeyman, a creature silicone mask from Composite Effects, in this short movement demonstration video. The mask depicts an eyeless, amorphous horror entity designed around the classic closet-monster archetype. The clip highlights how the silicone material moves and flexes naturally on the wearer. It is offered in a male fit sizing, accommodating a range of head circumferences.
CFX Composite Effects showcases their pro-grade silicone mask depicting War, the second Horseman of the Apocalypse. The character design incorporates battle-worn goggles, a natural helmet-like cranial structure, and unsettling appendages that blend ancient and modern warfare aesthetics. This short showcase clip highlights the mask's intricate sculpt and eerie character concept rather than serving as a how-to tutorial. It functions primarily as a product reveal for the Horseman of War mask from the CFX lineup.
CFX Composite Effects showcases their Horseman of Pestilence pro silicone mask in a short display video. The mask features a decayed, peeling chin, hollow eyes, and an ornate crown, capturing the biblical first horseman in wearable form. The clip highlights the mask's lifelike detail and likely includes an unmasking reveal sequence typical of CFX product demonstrations.
Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps walks through the creation of a wearable mummy mask in roughly 50 minutes of working time. The tutorial is aimed at haunted attraction builders and Halloween enthusiasts who want a quick, high-impact character piece. The result is a ready-to-wear mummy mask suitable for haunt performers or costumed characters.
StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through building a wearable dragon mask entirely from EVA foam in roughly two hours and for around $20. The tutorial is geared toward haunted attraction performers and Halloween enthusiasts who want a budget-friendly, impressive creature mask. Allen Hopps demonstrates how accessible foam fabrication can be, delivering a professional-looking result without expensive materials or tools.
This long-form tutorial from Stiltbeast Studios walks through the complete process of building a two-part plaster mask mold from start to finish. Running nearly four hours, it is structured as a comprehensive, question-answering session covering every stage of the molding workflow. The format suggests a live or recorded hangout, making it especially accessible for learners who want real-time explanations alongside the demonstration.
This short showcase video from CFX Masks highlights the movement and realism of their Khan the Beast silicone mask, a fierce feline creature design. The clip demonstrates how the mask flexes and moves when worn, giving viewers a sense of its lifelike quality. Khan is available in multiple color styles and patterns, with a male-fit sizing that accommodates a range of head circumferences.
This short showcase video from CFX (Composite Effects) demonstrates the movement and detail of their Beelzebug silicone mask, a humanoid insect character featuring mandibles, multiple eyes, and textured spikey follicles. The clip highlights how the mask flexes and moves when worn, giving viewers a realistic sense of its performance quality. It is designed to fit a range of adult head sizes.
CFX Masks showcases the Deep Spawn, a premium silicone costume mask inspired by Lovecraftian cosmic horror. The short movement video highlights the mask's signature feature: realistically jiggling tentacles crafted from a lightweight silicone foam material. The tentacles are cleverly designed to conceal the mouth opening, allowing the wearer to eat or drink without breaking character. The mask is sized for a standard adult male head circumference range.
CFX Masks showcases Orlock the Undead, a premium silicone mask featuring aged skin texture, pointed ears, and gaunt, feral facial detail. The short video demonstrates how the mask moves and flexes on a live model, highlighting its realistic range of expression. Orlock is designed to suit haunted attractions, graveyard scenes, dungeons, and even fantasy live-action roleplay settings. CFX notes the mask fits a standard adult head circumference range.
CFX Masks showcases their Gremlin silicone mask in a movement demonstration video, highlighting the creature's signature long ears, scaly skin texture, and mischievous character. The mask is presented in motion to show how the silicone moves and behaves when worn. Buyers can choose between rigid or floppy ear variants to suit their preference. The mask is sized to fit a standard adult male head circumference range.
Stiltbeast Studios showcases their silicone Wolfman mask in a short demonstration video, highlighting how naturally the mask moves with the performer's facial expressions. The extended bib design integrates seamlessly with an open-collared shirt, while the custom cut around the shoulders preserves a full range of upper-body motion. Audio clarity is also demonstrated, confirming the actor's voice carries through the mask without significant muffling.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects (CFX) demonstrates the movement and wearability of their Jotnar the Troll silicone mask. The creature design features an animalistic face, pointed ears, and heavy musculature, lending itself equally to fantasy and horror applications. The video highlights how the silicone moves naturally on the wearer, giving a sense of the mask's realistic flex and fit.
Stiltbeast Studios walks viewers through the complete two-part mask mold process in an extended, nearly three-hour live session. The video covers every stage from setup to pull, giving aspiring mask makers and haunt prop builders a thorough look at professional-level mold fabrication techniques. Allen Hopps, known for his work in haunted attraction design, leads the demonstration with the depth and candor typical of a live-format build. This is an unedited, real-time walkthrough rather than a condensed tutorial, making it especially valuable for those who want to see the full workflow without cuts.
This short review from the R.I.P. Reviews series takes a close look at the Battle Troll Big Mouth Mask, part of California Costumes' 2016 Big Mouth mask line. The host walks viewers through the mask's design and overall appearance, giving Halloween enthusiasts a quick sense of what to expect before purchasing. At just three minutes, it delivers a focused, no-frills product evaluation aimed at costume shoppers and haunters scouting new mask options for the season.
This lengthy studio tutorial from Stiltbeast Studios walks viewers through the full process of molding a half mask using Ultracal, a professional-grade gypsum cement favored in creature and prop shops. The video is presented by Allen Hopps, a well-known figure in the haunted attraction industry, lending a professional perspective to each step. At over two hours, it provides an in-depth look at the mold-making workflow suitable for producing wearable Halloween masks. The result is a durable mold ready for pulling finished mask pieces for haunted house or costume use.
This short showcase video from CFX (Composite Effects) demonstrates how their Ape Man silicone mask moves and fits on a live wearer. The clip highlights the mask's realistic facial articulation and its versatility as a primate-type character — suitable for ape, yeti, sasquatch, or bigfoot portrayals. It is a product movement demo aimed at helping potential buyers evaluate the mask's performance before purchasing.
