Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
102 videos
This tutorial walks viewers through building a Leatherface-inspired peeled-skin mask using liquid latex, toilet paper, jute, and paint — all budget-friendly materials. The technique draws on Ed Gein folklore and the iconic Texas Chainsaw Massacre aesthetic to create a disturbingly realistic human-skin effect. With a mannequin head as the sculpting base, the process is accessible even to beginners with no prior mask-making experience.
This tutorial walks viewers through transforming an inexpensive toy hockey mask into a screen-accurate-looking Jason Voorhees mask inspired by the Friday the 13th franchise. The project is designed to be accessible, relying on easy-to-source materials. The finished result aims for a realistic horror-movie aesthetic suitable for Halloween costumes or haunted-house use.
This video is an unboxing and review of the officially licensed Michael Myers mask from the 2018 Halloween film, produced by Trick or Treat Studios using molds sourced directly from the movie production. The host examines the mask up close, giving viewers a detailed look at its screen-accurate design and latex construction. It serves as a practical buying guide for fans and haunters interested in a high-quality, film-authentic Michael Myers costume piece.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects (CFX) demonstrates the movement and wearability of their Deformed Hood silicone mask. The hood features deliberately uneven, distorted facial features and an open-face design that allows it to be layered over protective masks or face coverings without interference. The clip highlights how the silicone flexes and moves naturally on the wearer, giving costume enthusiasts a clear sense of the product's fit and realism.
This short showcase video presents CFX's Jack the Ripper silicone wearable mask from Composite Effects, highlighting its unsettling transformation from an outwardly friendly face to a grimacing, menacing expression. The clip is designed to demonstrate the mask's character design and emotional range as a premium costume piece. At just one minute, it functions primarily as a product highlight reel for the Composite Effects lineup.
This beginner-friendly tutorial walks viewers through building a latex mask using just three inexpensive household and craft supplies: liquid latex, toilet paper, and paint. The technique is accessible to anyone without professional sculpting or casting skills, making it ideal for haunters on a tight budget. The finished mask can be used as a wearable costume piece or applied directly to props.
This short unboxing video showcases the officially licensed Happy Death Day 'Baby Face' killer mask produced by Trick or Treat Studios. The host pulls the mask from its packaging and gives viewers a close look at the product, highlighting it as a piece of modern horror iconography. The video serves as a quick visual reference for collectors and costume enthusiasts considering the purchase.
This short showcase video presents the Creature's Bride, a wearable silicone mask from Composite Effects (CFX). The design features a patchwork, stapled aesthetic reminiscent of classic Frankenstein-style monster makeup, while maintaining feminine character details. The clip appears to be a product reveal or promotional piece demonstrating the mask's appearance and wearability.
The host unboxes and showcases the Rubie's officially licensed Jason Voorhees overhead latex mask based on the killer's iconic look from Friday the 13th Part 7: The New Blood. The video offers a close-up look at the mask's design details, finish, and overall presentation straight out of the box. It's a quick, casual review aimed at fans considering the mask for a costume or collection.
CFX Masks showcases the Horseman of Death, a wearable silicone character mask from Composite Effects designed to embody the fourth biblical horseman. The mask features a pale, emotionless visage intended to evoke dread and finality. At roughly one minute, the video functions as a dramatic product showcase rather than a how-to tutorial.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects highlights the movement and flexibility of their Typhoid Mary silicone mask in the female fit sizing. The mask features grotesque wound detailing and twisted flesh texturing, lending itself to characters like a plague nurse, wandering demon, or general nightmare creature. Despite the dramatic wound sculpted over the right eye, visibility is preserved through intentional openings in the design. The mask ships displayed on a head form and is sized to fit a standard adult female head circumference range.
CFX Composite Effects showcases their Horseman of Pestilence pro silicone mask in a short display video. The mask features a decayed, peeling chin, hollow eyes, and an ornate crown, capturing the biblical first horseman in wearable form. The clip highlights the mask's lifelike detail and likely includes an unmasking reveal sequence typical of CFX product demonstrations.
CFX Masks presents a short movement showcase for their Extra Toasty silicone mask, a deeply detailed burned-character design built on their established 'Toasty' concept taken to an extreme level. The video highlights the mask's expressive range and flexibility through live movement, letting the product speak for itself. It is designed to fit a range of adult head sizes and is positioned as a versatile option for haunted attractions or Halloween costuming.
CFX Masks showcases the Flayed Julia, a wearable silicone mask from Composite Effects that depicts exposed muscles and tendons beneath stripped-away skin. The mask is designed to be versatile, suiting either a seductive tortured-soul character or a graphic murder-victim look. The short clip highlights the mask's realistic, gory detail and the stretchy, skin-like quality of the Duraflex material. It serves primarily as a product showcase for this ready-to-wear horror costume accessory.
Haunt Former reviews the officially licensed Fatso mask from Trick or Treat Studios, based on the beloved cult horror film Killer Klowns from Outer Space. The video takes a close look at this character mask depicting one of the film's iconic alien clown antagonists. At just five minutes, the review gives Halloween enthusiasts a focused look at the mask's design and quality before committing to a purchase.
This short video from CFX Masks showcases the GeinHood, a wearable silicone mask product from the CFX lineup. The clip appears to be a product feature or demonstration highlighting the mask's design and appearance. CFX is known for high-end, realistic silicone masks popular among Halloween enthusiasts and haunters.
This short video from Composite Effects (CFX) showcases their 'Pervis the Pig' silicone mask in motion, demonstrating how the piece moves and looks when worn. The pig-themed character is presented as a versatile costume option suited to farm, butcher, or hay-ride horror scenarios. Each mask is hand-made and hand-painted, meaning subtle color variations are part of the product's artisan appeal.
Haunt Former unboxes the Ghoulish Productions Jeff the Killer mask, offering a first-look at this creepypasta-inspired Halloween costume piece. The video provides an on-camera reveal and initial impressions of the mask's appearance and construction quality. Notably, the reviewer experienced a quality control issue — the back of the mask tore upon opening — and mentions pursuing a replacement.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects (CFX) presents their 'Scratch' silicone mask in motion, highlighting how the detailed demon-goblin character moves and flexes when worn. The mask features exaggerated pointed nose and ears, lending itself to a wide range of dark fantasy and horror applications. CFX demonstrates the realistic skin movement that silicone construction provides, giving buyers a clear sense of wearability and expression range before purchasing.
This video takes a look at the Wacko Jacko mask — a controversial release from Morbid Industries in the mid-2000s that has since taken on a second life as an internet horror meme, sometimes referred to as 'El Ayuwoki.' The host shares their experience obtaining the mask and offers an up-close review of this cult-curiosity piece. The video sits at the intersection of Halloween prop collecting and internet horror culture, making it a fun watch for fans of both worlds.
Haunt Former walks viewers through an accessible, low-cost process for sculpting a custom Halloween mask from clay, aimed at both kids and adults. The short, four-minute tutorial emphasizes creativity and affordability over complex techniques. It fits within the channel's broader focus on DIY Halloween prop and costume builds.
Haunt Former reviews the officially licensed Good Guy Doll mask from Child's Play 2, produced by Trick or Treat Studios. The short review gives Halloween fans a close look at the mask as a costume accessory. It's part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series covering Halloween props and collectibles.
Haunt Former reviews the officially licensed Saw Pig Mask from Trick or Treat Studios, examining the product's design and quality inspired by the iconic antagonist from the Saw horror franchise. The review gives Halloween enthusiasts and haunters a close look at this sinister mask as both a costume piece and potential haunt prop. At just five minutes, it delivers a focused assessment for fans considering adding this licensed piece to their collection.
This short unboxing video from the Haunt Former channel features a Jason Voorhees hockey mask from 13X Studios, specifically modeled after the Part 7: The New Blood design. The creator opens and inspects the mask on camera, highlighting 13X Studios' reputation for delivering affordable yet well-detailed Halloween props. The video was produced as part of the creator's Haunt-Tober 2018 content series.
