Video Tag
Every video tagged “Disney” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
51 videos
In this imaginative Halloween makeup tutorial, creator Madeyewlook explores a Disney role-reversal concept — transforming herself into a sinister, green-toned evil Ariel and then into a regal, glamorous Princess Ursula. Both looks are achieved using professional-grade theatrical face paints and eyeshadows, showcasing the dramatic range possible with body-safe pigments. The tutorial demonstrates how swapping a character's color palette and styling cues can completely recontextualize an iconic character. It's a highly creative, skill-intensive look best suited for experienced makeup artists or dedicated Halloween enthusiasts.
Madeyewlook's creative 'What If' series flips the Disney script, presenting Maleficent reimagined as a glamorous princess and Sleeping Beauty transformed into a sinister villain. The tutorial delivers two distinct full-face looks using a mix of theatrical and high-end consumer products, demonstrating how color palette and technique can completely reframe a familiar character. Both transformations lean into theatrical makeup principles — bold color blocking, dramatic eye work, and character-driven styling — while remaining achievable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. The side-by-side concept makes this a strong reference for costume planning or Halloween character makeup.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming flips the Snow White universe by transforming one half of her face into a ghostly, poisoned Snow White and the other half into a regal, glamorous Good Queen. The tutorial demonstrates two distinct full looks in a single split-face concept, blending special effects techniques with high-fashion editorial makeup. Alcohol-activated paints anchor the theatrical side while premium cosmetics carry the polished queen aesthetic. The result is a striking Halloween or cosplay look that reimagines iconic Disney characters.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming presents a creative "what if" reimagining of Disney's Aladdin, transforming herself into an evil version of Genie while flipping Jafar into a princess. The look blends special effects and prosthetic makeup techniques with theatrical glamour to achieve a dramatic character transformation. The tutorial sits at an advanced skill level, showcasing the kind of detailed SPFX work Alexys is known for across her channel.
This five-minute tutorial by Madeyewlook walks through a gender-bent female take on the iconic Mad Hatter character from Alice in Wonderland. The look combines vibrant body paint, bold graphic eye work with bright and metallic tones, and careful base construction to achieve a theatrical, cosplay-ready transformation. A curated product list spanning drugstore and professional-grade brands makes the look more accessible for intermediate makeup enthusiasts.
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay walk through a beginner-friendly DIY recreation of the iconic glowing firefly effect from Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean swamp scene. The build repurposes solar pathway lights fitted with yellow-green LEDs, suspended on near-invisible fishing line to mimic slowly drifting fireflies in a tree canopy or yard haunt setting. No expensive tools are required, making this an accessible weekend project for Halloween decorators at any skill level. The duo also share the charming origin story of the original Disneyland effect.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates Disney's Anna from Frozen entirely through makeup and body paint, including a painted-on costume illusion rather than actual clothing. The look combines Graftobian Pro Paints in multiple colors with standard cosmetics to achieve Anna's signature rosy, wide-eyed character aesthetic. At just four minutes, the video is a fast-paced showcase of the finished transformation with a product rundown. A companion Elsa tutorial was released the following week.
This short-form video showcases a bold Kim Possible–inspired transformation, with the creator portraying Shego using an entirely painted-on suit rather than a real costume. The look is a nostalgic nod to the classic animated series. The creator notes some lighting challenges during filming but the illusion remains impressive.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network spotlights a Jack Skellington and Sally couples cosplay inspired by Disney's Nightmare Before Christmas. With no source description or runtime to draw from, the content appears to be a costume showcase or highlight reel rather than a step-by-step tutorial. The pairing is a perennial Halloween favorite, making this likely appealing to fans of gothic Disney aesthetics.
VanOaksProps walks through a DIY build of the iconic Madame Leota floating-head crystal ball effect, inspired by the Haunted Mansion attraction. The key innovation is routing the projection through a small angled mirror inside the globe so the projector is hidden rather than sitting visibly in front of the crystal ball. The build combines a 3D-printed stand, a translucent face form, a clear acrylic globe, and a compact short-throw projector. The result closely mirrors the in-park presentation of the effect.
VanOaksProps kicks off a multi-part series building a replica BD-X droid inspired by the real Disney-engineered characters seen in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. The build relies on community-designed 3D model files and 3D printing services to recreate the droid's distinctive design. Part 1 establishes the project scope, introduces the source files, and begins the assembly and finishing process using hardware, adhesives, and spray paints.
VanOaksProps walks through a straightforward faux-concrete painting technique inspired by the queue-line statues found at Disney's Haunted Mansion attraction. The method combines modeling paste for surface texture with layered grey spray paints and acrylic highlights to convincingly replicate the look of aged, textured cement. The tutorial is accessible to beginners and requires only a handful of inexpensive materials. The resulting finish works on a wide variety of Halloween props and set pieces.
VanOaks Props continues a high-profile commission build — a life-size 3D-printed Haunted Mansion door destined for Neil Patrick Harris — by tackling the challenging task of bonding large-format printed parts together. The episode focuses on comparing and applying multiple adhesive types, including fast-set epoxy, plastic welder, Weld-on 16, and CA glue, to achieve strong, seamless joins. A candid build mistake is also documented, making this a realistic look at the problem-solving required in large-scale prop fabrication.
This step-by-step tutorial walks viewers through building a mechanical, animated hand shadow prop that casts a moving ghostly hand silhouette — an effect famously associated with Disneyland's Haunted Mansion dark ride. The prop combines a slow-turning motor with a shaped hand cutout to project a creeping shadow across walls or ceilings. At 16 minutes, the video covers the full construction process in an approachable, beginner-friendly style. The finished effect works equally well for front porch displays, yard haunts, and indoor haunted house scenes.
This short clip from the Haunted Attraction Network highlights the real-life Pixar Up house available as an Airbnb stay. The video appears to showcase the novelty of staying in a property styled after the iconic film location. Given the source channel's focus on haunted attractions, this may be framed through a lens of immersive themed environments.
This short video showcases a Halloween-themed update for the Disney Magic Kingdoms mobile game. The creator highlights new seasonal content added to the game and shares a personal promo code for viewers to claim free in-game items. At roughly three minutes, it functions primarily as a quick promotional overview rather than a deep-dive review or tutorial.
This short-form clip captures the iconic Hitchhiking Ghosts from Disney's Haunted Mansion making an appearance at WonderCon in cosplay form. The video showcases fan or professional-level costume recreations of the beloved trio. With no source description or runtime available, details about construction or performance remain unknown.
This short clip from the Haunted Attraction Network captures the return of Disneyland's Paint the Night parade, a beloved LED-lit nighttime spectacular. The video appears to document the parade's comeback, likely generating excitement among Disney and theme park fans. At just three minutes, it offers a quick but enthusiastic look at the event's dazzling visuals.
This short-form clip from the Haunted Attraction Network captures a lively Sword in the Stone moment at Disneyland, likely tied to the Magic Happens parade or a related live-entertainment activation. The video appears to showcase the iconic prop or a guest/performer interaction with it. Given the zero-duration listing and absence of a source description, specific details remain limited.
This short clip captures Jack Skellington debuting an updated facial appearance at Oogie Boogie Bash, Disney's ticketed Halloween party. The footage highlights the noticeable change in the character's look, generating buzz among Disney Halloween fans. At under a minute, it serves as a quick news-style peek at the event's character offering.
VanOaksProps walks through building a DIY replica of a prop canister inspired by Disneyland's Galaxy's Edge queue areas and Black Spire Outpost stalls. The build centers on a surplus WWII gas mask canister as a base, dressed up with a custom 3D-printed greeblie patch and finished with a multi-layer paint and weathering process. Oil paints, Fuller's Earth, and chrome paint are layered to achieve a convincing worn, sci-fi industrial look. The result is a screen-accurate-feeling Star Wars set piece achievable on a modest budget.
This short clip from the Haunted Attraction Network covers news about Fantasmic at Disneyland, indicating the show will not return until at least Labor Day. The video appears to be a brief news or commentary update rather than a full tutorial or walkthrough. Given the minimal metadata and zero-length duration, specific details about the content are limited.
This short-form video showcases what the creator considers a standout Madame Leota costume inspired by the iconic floating crystal-ball spirit from Disney's Haunted Mansion. Shared by the Haunted Attraction Network, the clip celebrates creative Disney-themed Halloween cosplay. Given its brief runtime and hashtag-driven format, it appears to be a showcase or reaction clip rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
This short-form video captures a Winifred Sanderson character appearance at Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party, Disney's popular seasonal Halloween event. The clip ties into the enduring popularity of the Hocus Pocus franchise as a Halloween costume and character inspiration. Given the brevity and lack of a source description, specific details about the encounter are limited.
