Video Tag
Every video tagged “gore effects” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
10 videos
SKS Props is producing a build tutorial for the iconic Great Knife from Silent Hill 2, designed to complement their previously crafted Pyramid Head helmet. The tutorial will walk through the full fabrication process along with finishing techniques to achieve convincing gore, rust, and blood weathering effects. The video appears to be a preview or teaser for the upcoming full tutorial rather than a complete step-by-step guide itself.
This short tutorial from Monster Tutorials demonstrates how to create realistic-looking maggots using liquid latex and a small amount of paint. The technique is beginner-friendly and produces reusable pieces suitable for both prop decoration and direct skin application in SFX makeup looks. The finished maggots are particularly well-suited to zombie, mummy, and infected-wound effects. At just six minutes, it is a quick, accessible technique for haunters and makeup artists at any experience level.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates two different formulas for creating realistic, long-lasting fake vomit for haunt set dressing. The tutorial emphasizes how a well-placed organic fluid effect can instantly imply a human presence and bring life to an otherwise empty scene. The two recipes offer flexibility, letting builders choose between a more budget-friendly option or a higher-quality finish depending on their needs.
This follow-up tutorial from Stiltbeast Studios covers the back half of the plaster plate mold process, picking up at demolding and walking through mold cleanup, latex pulling, trimming, painting, and finishing. The focus is on producing realistic human face parts and other small latex pieces suitable for masks, haunted house props, or gore effects. The presenter demonstrates a complete workflow from raw mold to finished, paint-ready latex piece.
This instructional video is a trailer or preview for an extended nearly two-hour narrated tutorial on transforming body forms into gory, realistic horror props. It covers a range of techniques from deconstructing skull forms to building up surfaces, adding hair, and inserting acrylic eyes. Materials and methods are explained throughout the full presentation, making it a comprehensive resource for prop builders.
This video from CFX Masks appears to focus on the use of fake blood as part of a Halloween costume or special effects application. CFX Masks is a well-known brand in the professional-grade silicone mask and SFX space, suggesting the content likely showcases blood effects in conjunction with their mask or costume products. Without a source description or runtime data, specific techniques and details cannot be confirmed.
Haunt Former documents a quick prop-painting step for the Urban Legends haunted attraction in Thurston Groves, Florida, applying red spray paint to new props to achieve a bloody, gory look. A freshly ordered creepy doll is among the pieces receiving the treatment. The short clip offers a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes build process for this professional haunt whose theme draws on terrifying urban legends from around the world.
FrightProps showcases three stage blood formulas from Rip City FX designed for haunted attractions and stage productions. Each variety — F.U. Tonic, Diseased Blood, and Final Cut — appears to offer a distinct look or consistency suited to different effects needs. The video serves as a product spotlight to help haunt operators and stage crews choose the right blood formula for their application.
Ghost Ride Productions showcases two life-size pumpkin-headed character props — Pumpkin Jack and Pumpkin Peter — available individually or as a set. Each figure is depicted wielding a weapon and features realistic fake gore and blood effects designed to shock and unsettle. The short cinematic clip serves as a product showcase reel, highlighting the props' potential for haunted attractions, mazes, and escape rooms.
Ghost Ride Productions showcases their Hanging Heads Christmas Collection, a set of five hyper-realistic severed head props with a dark holiday twist. The lineup includes Santa, a Snowman, a Boy Elf, a Girl Elf, and Jack Frost, each finished with skin-like textures, hair, hats, and detailed eyes. The props are designed to hang from rope or cable and are aimed at professional haunted attractions, escape rooms, and themed maze environments. This short showcase reel was produced in collaboration with Lioness Studios.
