Video Tag
Every video tagged “Halloween mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
279 videos
Haunt Former opens a surprise mask shipment from Trick or Treat Studios in this short unboxing video. The reveal-style format keeps the specific mask a mystery until the moment of opening, leaning into the excitement of not knowing what arrived. At just four minutes, it's a quick, entertaining look at a Halloween mask from one of the hobby's well-known prop and costume manufacturers.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects (CFX) highlights the movement and realism of their Hugo the Mutant silicone mask. Hugo is a deeply detailed creature character featuring a swollen cranium, infected eye, cleft lip, blistering, and simulated drool — all rendered in flexible silicone. The mask is designed for a male fit and accommodates a range of head sizes. Depending on how it is presented, the character can evoke either fear or sympathy from an audience.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios presents a lengthy, in-depth session dedicated to creating an Old Man Winter Halloween character. The video appears to cover the full prop and mask-making process for this original seasonal-horror character concept. At nearly three hours, this is likely a comprehensive build or sculpting walkthrough aimed at serious haunters and prop makers. The Old Man Winter theme blends winter imagery with haunted attraction aesthetics for a distinctive, non-traditional Halloween character.
Painapalooza – The Reckoning is a feature-length event video from Stiltbeast Studios, hosted by veteran haunt designer Allen Hopps. The video appears to document a community-driven Halloween and haunt-industry gathering centered on prop making, masks, and haunted attraction creativity. At nearly two and a half hours, it likely captures demonstrations, behind-the-scenes moments, and camaraderie among haunt enthusiasts and professionals. The 'Reckoning' subtitle suggests this may be a recurring or sequel event with an elevated, climactic theme.
Stiltbeast Studios hosts an extended live sculpting session centered on a Wednesday-themed character, featuring a guest artist in an interactive bingo-format event. The session showcases hands-on clay sculpting techniques used in professional haunted attraction mask and prop creation. Running nearly three hours, it offers an in-depth look at the creative process behind Halloween character design from concept to sculpted form.
Stiltbeast Studios presents a showcase of finished monster character looks from Monster Camp 21, revealing the completed creature designs ready for a haunted attraction. The short video offers a visual payoff of the makeup and costume work developed throughout the Monster Camp series. It serves as both a highlight reel and a behind-the-scenes glimpse into professional haunt character creation.
Stiltbeast Studios offers a sped-up look at the process of painting a witch mask, giving viewers a quick but inspiring glimpse into professional-level prop and mask finishing work. The time-lapse format condenses what is likely a detailed painting session into a short, visually engaging clip. While light on step-by-step instruction, it serves as a creative showcase from a well-known haunted attraction builder.
Stiltbeast Studios, led by Allen Hopps, presents a lengthy deep-dive session focused on two distinct Halloween characters: a Jack Frost-themed creature and a grouch-style character. Given the channel's established expertise in mask making, prosthetics, and haunted attraction design, this is likely a detailed build or design walkthrough. The extended runtime suggests a comprehensive, studio-style session covering character development and wearable prop construction.
StiltbeastStudios hosts an extended live sculpting session centered on creating a Wednesday-inspired character mask. The session appears to follow a Bingo-style interactive format, likely allowing viewers to influence or track sculpting milestones during the stream. At over three hours long, this is a deep-dive sculpting event with haunt industry pro Allen Hopps. It offers substantial insight into professional-level mask creation for haunted attraction and Halloween prop applications.
Hatch Day Camp 11 is a Stiltbeast Studios production offering a behind-the-scenes look at the hands-on process of bringing haunted attraction monsters and props to life. Led by Allen Hopps, the episode continues a camp-style series focused on creature and mask fabrication for professional haunt environments. The session reinforces that the monsters powering great haunts require serious skill and dedicated craftsmanship. Viewers are encouraged to support the channel via Patreon to keep the content coming.
StiltbeastStudios creator Allen Hopps walks through the finishing stages of a bear mask build, bringing a creature character to completion. The video also includes a post-Halloween recap, likely reflecting on the season's projects, performances, or haunt experiences. At nearly 70 minutes, it offers an in-depth look at both the craft and the creative journey behind it. This is a signature StiltbeastStudios blend of practical prop-making and behind-the-scenes haunt culture.
This is a live stream session from StiltbeastStudios focused on Halloween prop and monster creation. The channel, run by Allen Hopps, covers DIY haunted attraction builds including masks and creature props. Viewers are encouraged to support the channel through Patreon, donations, and an Amazon storefront.
CFX Masks spotlights the Yorick the Skull mask in a Patina variant, a ready-to-ship silicone costume mask painted by Lindsey Pellette and available directly through their website. With Halloween approaching, the video doubles as a buying-deadline reminder, noting that made-to-order items carry roughly a six-week production window. Shipping options and international ordering guidance are also highlighted to help customers receive their masks in time for the season.
Stiltbeast Studios presents a final inspection of monster sculpts from their Monster Camp series, showing the pieces at their last stage before molding begins. The video offers an up-close look at the detail and craftsmanship that goes into professional-level creature masks and props. It serves as both a progress update and an insight into the pre-production workflow of high-end haunt-quality monster making.
CFX Masks showcases the Scorpio silicone mask, the eleventh release in their Zodiac collection, through a short movement demonstration video highlighting how the mask looks and moves when worn. The design features a dark exoskeleton texture, ridged spike detailing, deep-set eye sockets, a stinger-like crown protrusion, and bared beast-like teeth. The mask was designed by Herman Silesky, robot-sculpted, and hand-finished and painted for a premium wearable creature look. It fits a wide range of head sizes and ships on a display form.
FrightProps showcases their Stretch Mask line, a mask design built specifically for haunted house performers. The flexible construction appears tailored for actor comfort and character expression during live haunt performances. This short product spotlight highlights the masks as a professional-grade option for working haunters.
StiltbeastStudios hosts a marathon sculpting session framed as a "Bingo" event, with Allen Hopps working through monster and creature sculpts in real time. The extended format suggests a live-stream or recorded interactive session where viewers can follow along as a Halloween mask or prop takes shape. Stiltbeast is well known in the haunted attraction community for professional-grade creature work, so the content likely skews toward detailed, expressive monster design. No specific materials or tools are confirmed from the available metadata.
This Stiltbeast Studios video runs nearly two hours and covers the creation or application of two creature characters — Pelloquin, the Nightbreed-inspired beast, and a werewolf. Known for their professional-grade creature work, Stiltbeast Studios likely walks through hands-on fabrication or wearable mask and makeup techniques suited to haunted attraction use. The extended runtime suggests an in-depth, step-by-step presentation of both builds or looks.
FrightProps showcases what they're calling the grossest Halloween mask ever, leaning into shock and disgust as the primary appeal. The video highlights a mask designed for maximum gross-out impact, likely suited for haunted house performers or Halloween enthusiasts who want to turn heads. The presentation emphasizes the mask's repulsive qualities as a key selling point.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of airbrushing a werewolf mask, demonstrating how paint application can dramatically elevate a Halloween prop or costume piece. The video likely covers color layering and blending techniques to achieve a realistic creature effect. At 20 minutes, it offers a focused, practical look at professional-level finishing work suited to haunted attraction use.
Haunt Former takes a close look at the officially licensed Twilight Zone Nightmare at 20,000 Feet Gremlin mask from Trick or Treat Studios as part of the R.I.P. Reviews series. The review celebrates the legacy of the classic TV episode while evaluating how well the mask captures the iconic creature design. At just six minutes, it offers a focused, no-fuss assessment suited for collectors and Halloween enthusiasts alike.
A lengthy, likely unscripted shop session with Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios, offering an extended look at Halloween prop and mask creation in a real working environment. With no formal description provided, the video appears to be an informal, fly-on-the-wall style build video spanning over two hours. Viewers get an immersive glimpse into the day-to-day workflow of a seasoned haunted-attraction prop maker. The relaxed format is a hallmark of the Stiltbeast Studios channel.
StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through the process of painting a Frankenstein Halloween mask from start to finish. The tutorial runs over an hour, suggesting a thorough, step-by-step approach covering color work and detailing. Host Allen Hopps brings his haunted-attraction expertise to the technique, making it relevant for both hobbyists and haunt professionals.
This short review video spotlights the officially licensed Mars Attacks! Martian Drone latex mask produced by Trick or Treat Studios and sculpted by Bruce Spaulding Fuller. The mask draws its design from the classic Mars Attacks! trading card series, capturing the iconic look of the alien Martians. The presenter gives viewers a close-up look at the piece as part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews mask spotlight series.
