Video Tag
Every video tagged “frankenstein” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
23 videos
This tutorial by Madeyewlook walks viewers through recreating the iconic Frankie Stein look from Monster High using a combination of theatrical face paints and everyday cosmetics. The look centers on a green-toned complexion with bold, doll-like eye makeup in blues and greens to capture the character's signature style. At just six minutes, the tutorial is compact and focused, making it accessible for Halloween costume preparation. The creator references specific product brands throughout, helping viewers source comparable supplies.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of building a life-size Frankenstein prop using spray foam as the primary material. The video demonstrates how foam can be shaped and worked into a convincing monster figure suitable for haunted attractions or home haunts. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the fabrication steps with a hands-on, practical approach characteristic of the channel.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Frankenstein's Assault animatronic prop in this short product demo. The large-scale figure shakes and convulses as if jolted to life before lunging forward with a yell, delivering a two-stage scare. Built for durability in professional haunt environments, it targets haunted houses, dark attractions, and large Halloween events.
Monster Rock is a short Halloween horror film produced by Ed Edmunds and Distortions Unlimited, starring Lucas Turner as the villainous Dr. Franklin Spine. The production showcases professional prosthetic makeup crafted by Justin Fears of Phobius FX Studios alongside Distortions Unlimited's Frankenstein's Assault animatronic as the monster. It serves as both entertainment and a showcase for high-end Halloween animatronics and makeup FX work. A behind-the-scenes companion video featuring cast interviews and makeup application footage is also planned.
A short-form Halloween celebration video filmed at San Antonio Monster Con 2022, featuring a lively group of horror-icon cosplayers including Ghostface, Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Frankenstein, Michael Myers, Killer Klowns, and more. The clip ties the monster gathering to a 'Back in Black' theme, leaning into the Spirit of Halloween vibe. It's a fun, fast-paced snapshot of convention cosplay culture within the horror community.
A short-form video captured at Monster Con 2022 in San Antonio, featuring a Frankenstein cosplayer inside a Spirit Halloween store. The clip plays on the classic 80s song title 'Frankie Goes to Hollywood' as a fun pun around the monster character. It offers a quick, lighthearted look at Halloween convention cosplay culture.
Distortions Unlimited takes viewers behind the scenes of their Monster Rock short film, which was created to showcase their Frankenstein Assault animatronic. Special effects makeup artist Dr. Justin Fear of Phobias FX Studios walks through the process of transforming actor Lucas Turner into a Frankenstein-style monster, sharing tips on airbrush FX, preferred materials, and breaking into haunt makeup. The behind-the-scenes footage also includes character direction from industry veteran Ed Edmunds, and the video culminates in the completed Monster Rock short film.
This behind-the-scenes video follows Phobias FX Studios artist Dr. Justin Fear as he applies full SFX makeup to actor Lucas Turner for a short promotional film tied to Distortions Unlimited's Frankenstein's Assault animatronic prop. The video offers insight into the makeup application process, airbrush FX techniques, and tips for breaking into haunt acting. Distortions Unlimited founder Ed Edmunds also steps in to give Lucas character direction before the Monster Rock short film segment is revealed.
This short-form video from HauntScene features a Frankenstein monster look for Halloween. Based on the title alone, it likely showcases a costume, makeup transformation, or prop interpretation of the classic Universal-style monster. No description was provided, so specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Frankenstein's Experiment animatronic, a towering seven-foot creature prop inspired by Mary Shelley's classic novel. The figure convulses and shakes before lunging forward in a dramatic thrust scare, enhanced by onboard fog and lighting for a cinematic effect. The unit ships as an all-in-one package with a pneumatic cylinder, controls, audio, fog, and lights already integrated.
FrightProps showcases their Frankenstein's Awakening animatronic prop in action, demonstrating a multi-stage scare sequence set in a classic mad-scientist laboratory. The scene unfolds as Frankenstein lies on a table, a doctor figure throws the switch, sparks fire, and the table pitches forward to bring the monster lunging toward guests. The short demo clip highlights the prop's dramatic reveal and crowd-interactive reach effect.
A short-form comedic Halloween clip featuring someone in a Frankenstein monster costume or silicone mask, playing up a migraine headache gag for laughs and scares. The video leans into classic monster aesthetics with a humorous twist, likely captured at or around a Halloween-themed event. It appears to be a fun, lighthearted piece of seasonal content rather than a tutorial or build.
A short clip from a Halloween 2023 mall event centered around a Killer Klowns from Outer Space gathering, where the creators spotted and featured an impressive Doctor Frankenstein cosplayer. The video serves as a quick cosplay showcase rather than a build or tutorial. It captures the festive, community atmosphere of in-person Halloween and horror events.
Distortions Unlimited showcases its Hyper-Volt Transformers, decorative metal set pieces built to complement a Frankenstein's Monster prop or stand on their own in sci-fi and lab-themed scenes. The towering structures feature interior lighting with a sound-activated mode that reacts to a character's audio track. Per the maker, the units are described as roughly 7 feet tall and lightweight at about 25 lbs each, and they are an optional add-on rather than a requirement for the monster prop.
This short video showcases the movement and fit of CFX's officially licensed Universal Classic Monsters silicone Frankenstein mask, now a retired design no longer in production as of 2021. The clip demonstrates how the mask moves and conforms on a male-fit wearer, giving viewers a real-world sense of the mask's expressiveness and realism. The mask was produced in collaboration with NBCUniversal and was offered in both classic greyscale and green colorways.
GMHaunts previews the Spirit Halloween 2024 Frankenstein's Monster animatronic, dropped as a special Holiday Release. The video offers an early look at the prop's features and movement ahead of the main Halloween season. It's part of the channel's ongoing coverage of new and upcoming Spirit Halloween products for collectors and home haunters.
A short, playful clip featuring a Baby Frankenstein animatronic prop — likely from Gemmy — put through an informal ASMR challenge. The video leans into the humorous and meme-worthy side of Halloween animatronics, highlighting the prop's sounds and movements. It serves as light entertainment and a casual showcase for fans of collectible Halloween décor.
This short-form video from HauntScene features Frankenstein's Monster, likely drawing on the iconic Universal Monsters aesthetic. With no description or runtime provided, the exact format — whether makeup, costume, prop, or decorative display — cannot be confirmed. The content appears tied to classic Halloween horror imagery and monster fandom.
This video from FrightProps showcases the Bolt animatronic, a Frankenstein-themed animated Halloween prop. The clip highlights the prop's movement and overall presentation as a ready-to-use haunted attraction or home haunt piece. Given the minimal source description, specific mechanical details and pricing are not confirmed here.
Haunt Former opens 12 blind boxes of Funko's Universal Monsters Mystery Minis, revealing which classic horror icons appear across the pulls. The video celebrates the legacy of Universal's iconic monster roster — Dracula, Frankenstein, the Wolfman, the Mummy, the Bride, the Invisible Man, and more — in the spirit of the Halloween season. It's a fun, suspense-driven collectible reveal that appeals to horror fans and Funko collectors alike.
FrightProps showcases their Frankenstein's Zombie animated haunted house prop in action. The creature pauses in a dormant state before launching forward with a dramatic lunge, while its head rotates side to side and both arms rise. A hook arm swings outward toward passing patrons for a multi-axis scare effect.
Ghost Ride Productions showcases Stitch Scott, a large-format stitched Frankenstein-style body prop featuring mismatched limbs and hyper-realistic wound detailing. The piece is finished with leather stitching and is designed to deliver a visceral, disturbing presence in haunted attractions, escape rooms, or horror installations. This short-form product spotlight highlights the prop's scale and gruesome aesthetic appeal.
It's Alive is an intimate immersive theater experience built around the story of Mary Shelley writing Frankenstein, staged inside the historic Mountain View Mausoleum in Altadena, California. The Haunted Attraction Network visits the show on-location to give viewers a firsthand look at what the experience offers. The production blends literary storytelling with atmospheric live performance in a uniquely eerie real-world setting. The show ran through Halloween night, suggesting a limited seasonal engagement.
