Video Tag
Every video tagged “creature mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
110 videos
This video is the second part of a travel vlog documenting the creator's attendance at Monster Camp, a hands-on latex mask-making workshop run by industry artist Allen Hopp in Texas. The episode showcases the finished latex mask the creator produced during the camp, along with the impressive results from fellow attendees. It serves as both a reveal of the final pieces and an enthusiastic endorsement of the Monster Camp experience for anyone interested in professional-level mask fabrication.
StiltBeast Studios walks through the creation of a wearable sunflower monster mask built from EVA foam. The build is aimed at haunted attraction performers and serious Halloween enthusiasts looking to craft an original creature character. The channel is creator Allen Hopps, a well-known figure in the professional haunt fabrication community. At 17 minutes, the video offers a focused look at the construction process from concept to finished mask.
StiltbeastStudios' Allen Hopps walks through the process of airbrushing a creature-style latex mask using a budget-friendly Harbor Freight airbrush. He demonstrates a custom latex mask paint recipe blending casting latex, distilled water, and interior flat house paint, supplemented with Pinata alcohol-based inks for vibrant color and Liquitex high gloss medium for finishing effects. The video also covers practical airbrush maintenance, using a common automotive windshield fluid as a cleaning solution. It's a solid intermediate-level guide for anyone looking to achieve professional-quality paint on latex masks without high-end equipment.
This short showcase video from CFX (Composite Effects) highlights the movement and realism of their Imp silicone mask, one of the brand's signature and longest-running designs. The 2015 resculpt brought improved fit, elongated ears, a more sinister expression, and finer surface detail. The mask ships in a distinctive yellow with black patterning and is versatile enough to portray a range of dark fantasy characters. The video focuses on how the silicone flexes and moves naturally with the wearer's face.
A quick short-form showcase of a fly-themed Halloween mask from what appears to be Ghoulish Productions' hyper mask line. The video leans into playful bug humor while highlighting the creepy insect aesthetic of the piece. It's a brief but fun look at a novelty creature mask likely to appeal to collectors and costume enthusiasts alike.
StiltBeast Studios' Allen Hopps presents an in-depth Krampus mask-building session running over three hours, covering the hands-on craft of creating a wearable creature mask suitable for haunted attractions and DIY prop builders. The video dives into the detailed workmanship behind bringing the iconic Alpine folklore demon to life in mask form. Given the channel's established reputation for professional-grade creature and prop construction, viewers can expect thorough coverage of sculpting, shaping, and finishing techniques.
CFX Masks showcases their Abaddon the Demon silicone mask in a movement demonstration video, highlighting the mask's realistic flex and motion when worn. The design features pointed ears, facial spikes, and a ridged cranium that lends itself to both demonic and otherworldly creature interpretations. Available in multiple colorways, the mask is sized to fit a range of adult head circumferences and is suited for haunted attractions or elaborate Halloween costumes.
CFX Masks showcases Boris the Creature, a premium silicone full-head mask featuring misshapen monster aesthetics, visible scarring, patchwork skin texture, and staple detailing inspired by classic laboratory-horror creatures. The video highlights the mask's realistic movement and articulation when worn. A notable optional brain-flap feature allows wearers to pull back the scalp and reveal the creature's exposed brain beneath. A companion Bride mask is also referenced for paired costume opportunities.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects highlights the Eyegore silicone mask, sculpted by Zacaria Anny with a retro surfer punk and Rat Fink-inspired aesthetic. The clip demonstrates how the mask moves and flexes on a live wearer, giving viewers a realistic sense of its appearance in motion. Black mesh built into the iris area conceals the wearer's natural eyes for a fully immersive creature look. The mask is designed to fit a range of adult head sizes.
This short showcase video highlights the CFX Vengeance silicone mask, a contest-winning design by Andy Lambert selected from CFX's 2019 Design a Mask Competition. The clip demonstrates how the mask moves and flexes on a live wearer, showing off the creature's expressive features in motion. Vengeance is a male-fit mask designed to fit a standard adult head circumference range.
This short showcase video highlights the CFX Lupus silicone wolf mask in motion, demonstrating how the piece moves and looks when worn. The mask features canine details including elongated ears and wolf-like facial structure, and is shown under dramatic nighttime-style lighting to emphasize its realism. It is available in standard pale or brown colorways and can be enhanced with added hair. CFX notes the mask is sized to fit a range of adult head circumferences.
CFX Composite Effects showcases their Dagon the Deep One silicone mask in this short movement demonstration video. The clip highlights the mask's detailed aquatic features — including textured fins, fishy eyes, and jagged teeth — as worn by a model to show how it moves and sits on the face. Designed for a male fit, it accommodates a range of adult head sizes. The Lovecraftian aesthetic makes it a strong choice for Halloween costumes, cosplay, or haunted attractions with an underwater or eldritch theme.
This short review from the Haunt Former channel takes a close look at Trick or Treat Studios' officially licensed werewolf mask based on the iconic 1981 horror-comedy An American Werewolf in London. The reviewer examines the mask as part of the studio's line of collectibles inspired by the classic film. At just six minutes, it offers a focused assessment for fans and collectors considering adding this piece to their Halloween or haunt arsenal.
CFX Masks showcases the Sin of Gluttony, a premium silicone wearable mask from their Seven Deadly Sins collection. The mask features fleshy, expressive eyes, a wide gaping mouth lined with sharp yet soft teeth, and a wrinkled, drooling visage evoking deep-sea and parasitic horror aesthetics. This short movement video highlights how the mask looks and moves when worn, giving potential buyers a real-world sense of its appearance and fit.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the full process of molding a goblin half mask using hydrocal, covering the complete workflow from start to finish in just under two hours. The build uses a one-piece mold construction reinforced with burlap for added structural strength and durability. The real-time format gives viewers an accurate sense of pacing and the hands-on steps involved in professional-quality mask mold making.
This short movement video showcases CFX's officially licensed silicone Creature from the Black Lagoon mask by Composite Effects, demonstrating how the mask looks and moves when worn. The mask was produced under an NBCUniversal license and was available in both full-color green and classic black-and-white greyscale versions. Note that this design has been officially retired and is no longer in production as of early 2021. The clip serves as a wearability and realism reference for collectors and costume enthusiasts.
This short video from Composite Effects showcases the movement and fit of their officially retired 'They Live' licensed silicone mask, based on the iconic John Carpenter cult classic. The clip demonstrates how the mask moves and conforms on a male-fit wearer, highlighting its realistic skin-like silicone construction. Two color variants were available — a greyscale version and a blue formaldehyde-toned option — along with an optional wig. The design was retired as of early 2021, making this a reference video for a discontinued collectible product.
This short video showcases the Mortimer the Rat silicone mask from Composite Effects (CFX), demonstrating how the mask moves and flexes on a live model. The Lab Rat variant features optional whiskers and UV-reactive eyes, making it a versatile character piece for Halloween costumes, cosplay, or haunt work. The mask is designed as a male fit, accommodating a range of adult head sizes.
Composite Effects (CFX) showcases their handcrafted silicone Krampus mask in this short movement demonstration video. The clip highlights how the mask looks and moves when worn, bringing the classic European Christmas demon to life. The Krampus character is paired with a coordinating costume by Dark Creations ATX, completing the fearsome holiday folklore look.
This short clip from CFX Masks showcases the Larva silicone mask in a real-time fit and movement demonstration. The video highlights how the mask moves and flexes on a live wearer, giving potential buyers a sense of its realism and wearability. The Larva features grotesque beak-like teeth and worm or grub-inspired aesthetics designed to unsettle viewers.
This short showcase video from CFX Masks highlights the Scourge Livor Mortis Variant, a premium silicone creature mask featuring an enlarged jaw and specialized under-jaw strapping system. The design allows the wearer to dramatically exaggerate mouth movement, producing a convincingly creepy and expressive range of motion. Sculpted by Brett Morris and designed by Graeme Pippet, the mask is a high-end wearable prop aimed at performers and costume enthusiasts.
StiltbeastStudios continues their orc mask creation series in this second installment, focusing on the mold-making phase of the build. The video walks through the process of molding an orc mask, a critical step in producing a finished wearable creature piece. As part of a multi-part series, viewers get an in-depth look at professional-level mask fabrication techniques.
CFX Masks showcases their Cthulhu silicone mask in a male-fit movement video, demonstrating how the piece looks and moves when worn. The video highlights the mask's Lovecraftian design, bringing the iconic Great Old One to life with what appears to be detailed tentacle and creature features. It serves as a practical fit and motion reference for prospective buyers considering the costume piece.
CFX Masks showcases the Graveborn Zombie Silicone Mask in motion, giving viewers a real-time look at how the mask moves and fits on a male wearer. The Graveborn features a decaying aesthetic with exposed teeth and ribs, finished in a mossy color variant. The mask is designed to fit heads roughly between 21.25 and 23.5 inches in circumference. This short movement demo highlights the realism and wearability of CFX's latest undead addition to their creature lineup.
