Video Tag
Every video tagged “Halloween mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
279 videos
CFX Masks showcases the Third Degree Burnie, a silicone character mask featuring a grotesque melted-flesh aesthetic suggesting severe burns or mutation. The short clip highlights how the mask moves and flexes on a wearer, demonstrating the realistic, drooping skin texture that makes it stand out. Its versatile character design lends itself to burn victim, mutant, or alien costume concepts.
StiltbeastStudios returns with an extended behind-the-scenes session covering mold making for a beast-themed creature prop or costume piece. The video follows creators Allen and Hopps through the hands-on fabrication process, offering an in-depth look at professional-level prop and mask construction techniques used in haunted attractions. At nearly three hours, this is a deep-dive format typical of Stiltbeast's thorough workshop-style content.
This short tutorial from Haunt Former shows how to create a budget-friendly Jason Voorhees hockey mask inspired by the Friday the 13th franchise. Released on an actual Friday the 13th as a themed celebration, the video focuses on achieving an iconic horror look without spending a lot of money. It is part of the channel's broader Halloween prop build series.
This short tutorial from Stiltbeast Studios tackles one of the most frustrating problems in latex mask making: air bubbles trapped in molded teeth. The video shares a practical trick for keeping the teeth area bubble-free during the casting process, reducing the need for tedious post-pour patching. At just four minutes, it delivers a focused, actionable tip that can meaningfully improve the quality of finished latex masks.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks viewers through a workshop-focused session centered on building Halloween masks. The session runs over three hours, suggesting a deep-dive, process-oriented build rather than a quick overview. Content is geared toward haunted attraction builders and serious Halloween enthusiasts looking to level up their prop and wearable-mask game.
This lengthy video from Stiltbeast Studios features Allen Hopps in what appears to be a Halloween-focused session covering props, DIY builds, or haunted attraction topics. At three hours long, it likely includes substantial hands-on content related to haunt props or masks. Without a source description, specific details about techniques or materials covered cannot be confirmed.
CFX Masks showcases their 'Sin of Envy' (Invidia) premium silicone wearable mask in a short movement demonstration video. The mask features a distinctive rear-facing second face with a mouth that opens automatically when the wearer tilts their head downward, creating a built-in surprise scare moment. Customizable eyes add further personalization options for performers. The mask is designed for a male fit and accommodates a standard range of adult head sizes.
FrightProps showcases a realistic dead deer Halloween mask that doubles as a haunted house prop or costume piece. The mask features a convincingly lifelike dead deer aesthetic that makes it stand out as a novelty item for Halloween. The humorous title warning underscores just how realistic the design appears, cautioning wearers against using it in hunting areas.
A lengthy shop-night session from StiltbeastStudios featuring Allen Hopps as he works on prop and creature builds for what appears to be a Monster Museum-themed haunted attraction. The video offers an extended, real-time look at the behind-the-scenes work that goes into preparing professional-level haunt pieces. Viewers get an immersive, unscripted glimpse into the creative and fabrication process of a working haunt studio.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects (CFX) highlights the Punch the Marionette silicone mask in its Devil variant, focusing on the mask's articulated hinged-jaw movement and expressive facial design. The clip demonstrates how the jaw and features animate as the wearer moves, giving viewers a real-world sense of the mask's wearable performance. Customization options across styles and colors are noted, allowing buyers to tailor the look to their own character concept.
StiltbeastStudios presents a deep-dive build session focused on creating a wearable brown bear character prop or mask, likely intended for haunted attraction performance. The video runs well over two hours, suggesting a comprehensive walkthrough of the fabrication process from concept through finished piece. Stiltbeast is known for high-level creature and mask construction aimed at professional haunt use.
CFX Masks presents a fast-paced three-minute creature challenge showcasing how quickly one of their high-end wearable masks can be applied for a dramatic transformation. The short runtime suggests a focused demonstration of the mask's realism and ease of use. CFX is known for premium silicone masks that deliver professional-grade creature effects without full makeup application.
This short video from CFX Masks demonstrates the fit and facial movement of their Pickles silicone mask, a carnival-themed horror clown character. The clip shows how the mask moves naturally on a male wearer, highlighting key character details like an oversized nose, large chin, and prominent ears. It serves as a practical product preview to help buyers assess realism and wearability before purchasing.
This short showcase video from CFX (Composite Effects) features their Gaius the Guardian silicone mask in action, highlighting its realistic movement and creature character. Gaius is depicted as an ancient forest sovereign — a horned, earth-bound creature rising to protect the natural world. The video focuses on demonstrating how the mask looks and moves when worn, giving potential buyers a sense of its expressive range and fit. It is designed to fit a standard male head circumference range.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios showcases a clay sculpture created as the basis for a Halloween latex mask intended for performers at SCREAMS Halloween Park. The piece depicts a pumpkin-patch or scarecrow-inspired character, designed specifically for actor wear. The sculpture will be used to produce a finished latex mask for professional haunt use.
This tutorial walks through building the Huntress mask from Dead By Daylight using EVA foam shaped from free downloadable templates, then finished with a paper mache coating to capture the game's distinctive look. The creator covers the full painting and weathering process needed to sell the worn, distressed aesthetic of the mask. It's a practical, step-by-step guide suited to cosplayers and Halloween prop makers alike.
Christmas Monster Madness is a lengthy creative session from Stiltbeast Studios hosted by Allen Hopps, blending holiday themes with monster-making and haunted attraction craft. The video likely covers prop building, mask work, or creature design with a Christmas horror twist. At over three hours, it appears to be a deep-dive build or workshop-style presentation. No source description was provided, so specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
This short review covers the Trick or Treat Studios Captain Spaulding latex mask, based on the iconic killer clown character from Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses and portrayed by the late Sid Haig. The reviewer examines the mask's likeness and craftsmanship, which was sculpted by Justin Mabry. It serves as a quick look for horror fans and collectors considering adding this licensed piece to their haul.
CFX Masks showcases the Virgo silicone mask, the ninth release in their Zodiac collection, in a short movement demonstration video. The mask features a striking skeletal-hand crown design sculpted with the aid of a Kuka 6-axis robot and finished by Herman Silesky. Despite the dramatic crown and eye-covering aesthetic, the mask includes functional eye holes for comfortable wear. It is sized as a female fit, accommodating a head circumference range noted in the product details.
StiltbeastStudios showcases a haunted house costume reveal centered on a striking fake-skin effect in this short-form clip. The video highlights the artistry and passion that goes into crafting wearable monster characters for haunted attractions. It serves as both a creative teaser and a channel advocacy piece encouraging viewer support.
Stiltbeast Studios presents a hyena-themed character training video geared toward haunted attraction performers. The video appears to focus on bringing a hyena creature character to life, likely covering movement, mannerisms, and performance techniques. Given Stiltbeast's known focus on wearable creature masks and suits, this likely ties into their hyena mask or costume prop as a performance guide.
CFX Masks showcases their Carnivore silicone mask in the Flesh variant, demonstrating how the mask moves and flexes on a male wearer. The Carnivore is a detailed bio-mechanical creature design featuring leathery skin, horns, spikes, and large sharp teeth, sculpted by Herman Silesky using a Kuka 6-axis robot. The mask is designed for male fit, accommodating a range of head circumferences. It bridges organic horror and sci-fi aesthetics for a striking, ready-to-wear costume piece.
StiltbeastStudios documents the final sculpting hour of Monster Camp, capturing the intense push to complete creature and mask work before time runs out. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the last stretch of the sculpting process, highlighting the craft and dedication that goes into professional-quality Halloween prop and mask creation. The video offers a compelling behind-the-scenes look at how monsters come to life for haunted attractions and Halloween applications.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network features a pumpkin seed sculpt created by Pumpkin Riot Productions. The clip highlights the detailed craftsmanship of the mask as a Halloween costume piece. Given the brevity and limited metadata, the full scope of the content is unclear, but it appears to serve as a showcase or teaser for the design.
