Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
102 videos
Haunt Former unboxes a Jason Voorhees Part 8 hockey mask from specialty prop maker 13X Studios, offering a close-up look at the piece ahead of a Friday the 13th release. The video gives horror fans and collectors a detailed first impression of the mask's craftsmanship and presentation. It serves as a quick reference for anyone considering a purchase from 13X Studios.
This short video from Composite Effects showcases the Typhoid Mary silicone mask in action, worn by a male model to demonstrate how the female-fit design moves and performs on a real face. The mask features a disturbing wounded, plague-ravaged aesthetic with practical vision accommodated through gaps around the eye wound. It is a product demonstration intended to show potential buyers the realistic movement and fit of this high-end wearable silicone mask.
The creator unboxes Trick or Treat Studios' full-head Krampus mask based on the horror movie of the same name. The short video gives viewers an up-close look at the mask's details and overall quality straight out of the box. It serves as a quick first-impression review for horror collectors and Halloween enthusiasts considering the product.
This short movement showcase from Composite Effects (CFX) features their Typhoid Mary silicone mask in a female fit, demonstrating how the piece looks and moves when worn. The mask depicts a figure with twisted, wound-covered flesh and is designed to suit a range of head circumferences within the female fit sizing. A notable design detail allows visibility through the wound sculpted over the right eye area. The video is intended to help prospective buyers assess realism and wearability before purchasing.
This short review segment from the R.I.P. Reviews series takes a close look at the Shattered Doll Ripper mask, a creepy doll-themed Halloween costume mask available through Spirit Halloween and made by California Costumes. The video leans into the unsettling aesthetic of broken dolls to highlight the mask's scare potential. At just five minutes, it serves as a quick buying guide for shoppers seeking a standout horror mask.
CFX Masks showcases the Flayed Frank silicone wearable mask, a hyper-detailed character featuring exposed musculature, tendons, and visible vertebrae. The video demonstrates how the mask moves and fits on a live subject, highlighting its realistic, skin-free aesthetic. Available in light and dark flesh tones with matching blood options, it can also double as a dried mummy character in a tan colorway.
Haunt Former reviews the Rubie's 'Pretty Woman' Leatherface mask, a licensed product based on the iconic Texas Chainsaw Massacre character. The reviewer positions it as a surprisingly solid offering from a manufacturer known for uneven quality. The short-form review examines the mask's appearance, construction, and overall value as a Halloween costume piece.
This short review from the Haunt Former channel takes a close look at two officially licensed Jigsaw face masks from Trick or Treat Studios — a flesh-tone version and a death version — both based on John Kramer as portrayed by Tobin Bell in the Saw franchise. The video compares the two masks, examining how each captures a distinct look of the iconic character. It is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to Halloween prop and costume evaluations.
Slits McGillicutty is a premium silicone character mask from CFX (Composite Effects) featuring a grotesquely grinning clown-zombie hybrid with moveable teeth and a bowtie carved into the chest area. The mask is designed for a realistic, expressive fit and suits a wide range of head sizes. It bridges high-end cosplay and haunted house performance wear, delivering both fine detail and wearability.
This short review video takes a close look at Ghoulish Productions' Jeff the Killer latex mask, based on the popular Creepypasta horror character. The host evaluates the mask's design, likeness to the source material, and overall quality as part of the ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series. It's a quick but focused look at a retail Halloween mask aimed at fans of internet horror lore. Viewers are pointed toward an Amazon listing to purchase the mask for themselves.
This video delivers a hands-on review of the officially licensed Pennywise the Dancing Clown mask from Trick or Treat Studios, based on the 2017 IT film. The reviewer examines the standard version of the mask, evaluating its likeness to the iconic character. It serves as a buying guide for fans looking to bring the terrifying Dancing Clown to life for Halloween or haunting purposes.
This tutorial walks through building a Bioshock Rabbit Splicer mask from EVA foam, covering cutting and assembly of the lightweight foam base. The creator then demonstrates a detailed hand-painting and weathering process using Liquitex and Golden acrylics to achieve the game's signature gritty, unsettling aesthetic. A final application of perma blood adds a gruesome finishing touch. A downloadable template is available from the creator's website.
This short review takes a close look at an officially licensed Leatherface face mask based on Tobe Hooper's classic horror film, available through Trick or Treat Studios. The host evaluates the mask as a collectible and wearable costume piece, celebrating the character's enduring status as a horror icon nearly five decades after his debut. The video is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to horror prop and costume coverage.
FrightProps showcases a highly detailed and unsettling clown mask designed for haunted house use and Halloween scaring. The mask is marketed as an intense, fear-inducing piece suitable for professional and home haunt applications. Beyond the brief showcase, the video directs viewers to the FrightProps website for purchase details.
CFX Composite Effects showcases 'Nothing to Gein,' a premium silicone mask inspired by infamous serial killer Ed Gein. The design leans into the character's disturbing, skin-wearing mythology for a deeply unsettling aesthetic. The mask originated as an original character design that won first place in CFX's 2008 Custom Mask Design Contest.
CFX Composite Effects showcases their Dagon the Deep One silicone mask in this short movement demonstration video. The clip highlights the mask's detailed aquatic features — including textured fins, fishy eyes, and jagged teeth — as worn by a model to show how it moves and sits on the face. Designed for a male fit, it accommodates a range of adult head sizes. The Lovecraftian aesthetic makes it a strong choice for Halloween costumes, cosplay, or haunted attractions with an underwater or eldritch theme.
FrightProps showcases the Black Goat Halloween mask, a sinister animal-themed face covering with clear ties to dark folklore and occult horror aesthetics. The product is presented as a ready-to-wear costume accessory suited for Halloween or haunted attraction use. The title's reference to 'living deliciously' nods to a well-known phrase from folk-horror media, suggesting a thematic connection to witchcraft and pagan imagery.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series takes a close look at Trick or Treat Studios' officially licensed mask based on the alien creatures from John Carpenter's cult classic 'They Live.' The video is a short-form review highlighting the mask as part of TOTS' broader lineup of horror film collectibles. Trick or Treat Studios is noted for covering a wide range of iconic horror properties, and this release adds a lesser-celebrated but fan-beloved title to their catalog.
This short review from the Haunt Former channel takes a close look at Trick or Treat Studios' officially licensed werewolf mask based on the iconic 1981 horror-comedy An American Werewolf in London. The reviewer examines the mask as part of the studio's line of collectibles inspired by the classic film. At just six minutes, it offers a focused assessment for fans and collectors considering adding this piece to their Halloween or haunt arsenal.
CFX Masks showcases the Sin of Gluttony, a premium silicone wearable mask from their Seven Deadly Sins collection. The mask features fleshy, expressive eyes, a wide gaping mouth lined with sharp yet soft teeth, and a wrinkled, drooling visage evoking deep-sea and parasitic horror aesthetics. This short movement video highlights how the mask looks and moves when worn, giving potential buyers a real-world sense of its appearance and fit.
CFX Masks showcases the 'Bright Eye' female-fit silicone zombie mask in a short movement demonstration video. The mask features a distinctive damaged eye and is available with either a gouged gore option or a maggot variant for added grotesque detail. Designed to fit heads within a specific circumference range, the video highlights how naturally the mask moves and wears in motion.
This video reviews the officially licensed Michael Myers mask produced by Trick or Treat Studios for the 2019 Halloween season, based on the iconic 1978 film. The channel examines the mask now that the studio has secured the original film's licensing rights, making it a newly available collectible piece. The review gives horror and haunt enthusiasts a close look at the accuracy and quality of this film-replica mask.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects highlights Yorick the Skull, a detailed silicone wearable mask featuring exposed cranial and spinal bones with a functional jaw that mirrors the wearer's mouth movement. The mask is designed for a male fit and accommodates a standard range of adult head sizes. A black hood worn over the lower face is recommended to sell the illusion of the animated teeth opening and closing.
This short video from Composite Effects showcases the movement and fit of their officially retired 'They Live' licensed silicone mask, based on the iconic John Carpenter cult classic. The clip demonstrates how the mask moves and conforms on a male-fit wearer, highlighting its realistic skin-like silicone construction. Two color variants were available — a greyscale version and a blue formaldehyde-toned option — along with an optional wig. The design was retired as of early 2021, making this a reference video for a discontinued collectible product.
