Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
102 videos
This video reviews the officially licensed Creepshow Harry mask, based on the vengeful drowned character from the anthology film's third segment. The reviewer examines the mask's sculpt, paint work, and overall screen accuracy as a collectible horror prop. Sourced from Trick or Treat Studios, the mask celebrates one of horror cinema's most iconic undead characters from the early 1980s.
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.
This short review video from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series spotlights the Halloween II Deluxe Michael Myers Mask from Trick or Treat Studios. The presenter showcases the licensed mask in a festive Halloween context, directing viewers to the manufacturer's website to purchase. It serves as a quick collector-focused look at a film-accurate costume piece.
CFX Masks showcases the Taurus silicone mask, the fifth release in their new Zodiac series, via a short movement demonstration video. The mask features a bull-themed design with sweeping horns, expressive eyes, and an optional nose ring, sculpted with the aid of a 6-axis robotic arm and finished by hand. The clip highlights how the mask moves and fits on a live wearer, giving buyers a realistic sense of the product in action.
A brief convention floor clip showcasing CFX Masks' 'Forced Smile' silicone mask at their San Diego Comic Con 2022 booth. The footage was originally captured and shared by Haunted Attraction Network during the mask's public debut. At under a minute, it offers a quick first look at the new design in a live convention setting.
CFX Masks showcases their Terrortoma silicone mask in this short promotional reel. The clip highlights the unsettling multi-eye design of the wearable character mask, emphasizing its detailed silicone construction. It serves as a quick product spotlight driving viewers to the CFX Masks website for purchase.
This short showcase video highlights the Cobb Scarecrow silicone mask from CFX, demonstrating how the mask moves and flexes on a live wearer. The mask depicts a creepy living burlap sack character complete with stitching and a rope around the neck. It is designed to fit a standard adult male head and suits a wide range of Halloween applications including haunted attractions, hay rides, and yard haunts.
The host unboxes a mystery Halloween mask purchased from an eBay seller, revealing an older Ghoulish Productions piece from around 2013. The video leans into the suspense of not knowing what mask is inside, giving it a fun reveal-style format. It offers a casual look at a vintage Ghoulish Productions design for mask collectors and Halloween enthusiasts.
A short-form clip from Haunted Attraction Network showcasing an eye-catching selection of silicone masks. The presenter reacts enthusiastically to the lineup, suggesting strong appeal for haunt professionals and costume enthusiasts alike. With no additional description provided, the content appears to be a quick highlight or reaction reel rather than a deep-dive review.
GMHaunts kicks off a recurring series called 'Straight Outta Storage,' pulling forgotten or discontinued Halloween items out of a mystery storage location for an on-camera showcase. This episode spotlights a discontinued Immortal Masks silicone zombie mask in green and orange colorways from 2012. The video gives viewers a close-up look at a hard-to-find collector's piece that is no longer in production. It's a casual, enthusiast-driven review rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
CFX Masks showcases their officially licensed Toxic Avenger silicone mask, based on the beloved Troma Entertainment character Melvin. The mask is available in two colorways — a classic Caucasian variant and a Toxic Crusader Green — both featuring hidden UV-reactive vein detailing and a drooping realistic silicone left eye. Each mask is hand-painted and sized to fit a range of adult head circumferences.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects (CFX) features 'The Other,' a premium hand-painted silicone wearable mask with a disturbing button-eye design and jagged uneven teeth. The video highlights the mask's realistic movement and skin-like flexibility as worn by a model, giving viewers a sense of how it performs on an actual face. Designed by Anthony Sanders and Herman Silesky, the piece is sculpted for a male fit and accommodates a range of head circumferences. It serves as both a product demonstration and a compelling character introduction for potential buyers.
CFX Masks showcases the movement and wearability of their Sin of Greed (Avaritia) silicone mask, part of a Seven Deadly Sins character series. The mask features exposed viscera, gaping wounds, and a grotesque demonic aesthetic built around a chubby character design. A modular system allows wearers to add or remove elements for varied gory and demonic looks. The mask is sized for a male fit, accommodating a range of head circumferences.
CFX Masks showcases the Soul Eater Flesh Variant, a high-end wearable silicone mask featuring a deeply unsettling faceless design — no eyes, no nose, just a cavernous tooth-filled maw with a muscular tongue. This short movement video demonstrates how the mask flexes and articulates on a live male wearer, highlighting the realism of the sculpt. The design was finished by Herman Silesky and sculpted using a six-axis robotic arm, reflecting a professional-grade production process. Each mask is individually hand-painted, meaning subtle color variation is part of the product's handcrafted character.
CFX Masks announces the return of their officially licensed Toxic Avenger silicone mask, based on the iconic Troma Entertainment character Melvin. The mask is available in two color variants — a classic Caucasian tone and Toxic Crusader Green — and features a drooping realistic silicone left eye. Both versions include hidden UV-reactive vein work for added effect under black light.
This short video from Composite Effects (CFX) showcases movement and fit of their premium silicone mask called The Hollow — a grotesque skeletal creature design sculpted by Andres Lerche. The demo highlights how the mask moves naturally on the wearer's face, emphasizing the lifelike quality of the silicone material. The Hollow features cavernous eye sockets, exposed teeth, and a decayed bone-and-sinew aesthetic that makes it a striking choice for haunters, performers, and collectors.
CFX Masks showcases 'The Other' in a short movement demonstration video, highlighting how this hand-painted silicone mask performs on a real wearer. The design features a deeply unsettling aesthetic — cracked button eyes and jagged teeth — sculpted by Anthony Sanders and Herman Silesky. The clip gives prospective buyers a clear look at the mask's realistic skin movement and fit range. Each mask is individually hand-painted, so minor color variation between units is expected.
CFX Masks showcases their Carnivore silicone mask in a movement demonstration video, highlighting how the piece looks and moves when worn. The mask features a creature design blending organic and mechanical aesthetics, complete with textured leathery skin, horns, spikes, and large sharp teeth. Sculpted by Herman Silesky using a six-axis robotic arm, it represents a high-end wearable prop-quality product. The video gives prospective buyers a real-world sense of how the mask performs in motion.
CFX Masks showcases the Soul Eater, a premium silicone creature mask featuring a faceless, eyeless design dominated by a gaping tooth-filled maw and a thick muscular tongue. The movement video demonstrates how the mask flexes and performs on a male-fit wearer, highlighting the realistic skin texture of raw, swollen flesh with oozing growths rendered in a green and moss color palette. The mask was sculpted by Herman Silesky using a six-axis robotic arm and finished by hand, with each piece individually painted for subtle color variation. It is sized to fit a broad range of adult head circumferences.
CFX Masks showcases their Aamon Owl Variant silicone mask in a movement demonstration video, highlighting how the mask performs and moves when worn. Aamon is drawn from demonology as a high-ranking infernal marquis with avian features, and the mask design reflects that mythology through jagged, stone-like ridges and twisted demonic-human features. The mask was sculpted by Herman Silesky using a Kuka 6-axis robotic arm and is hand-painted, meaning each piece carries subtle individual variation. It is a head-only design sized to fit a male head circumference of approximately 21.25 to 23.5 inches.
CFX Masks showcases their Forced Smile silicone mask, a disturbing character piece featuring a grotesquely forced grin held open by metal clamps, bleeding gums, and decayed flesh. The mask is designed specifically for a male fit, accommodating a head circumference range stated by the manufacturer. It comes in several ready-made finish options — pale, rotten, or fresh — with the option to fully customize elements like chains, clamps, wiring, and coloration. The design lends itself to a variety of dark character archetypes including cenobites, mad jokers, or demonic figures.
CFX Masks showcases their Carnivore Frost Variant silicone mask in a short movement demonstration video. The mask features a highly detailed creature design blending organic and mechanical aesthetics, complete with horns, spikes, and prominent sharp teeth. Sculpted by Herman Silesky using a six-axis robotic sculpting system, Carnivore is a premium wearable mask sized to fit a range of adult head circumferences.
This short video from CFX Masks showcases the 'Rabid' silicone mask in motion, highlighting how the mask moves and sits on a male wearer's face. The mask is a grotesque creature design featuring a forehead wound, a secondary mouth cavity, and blood-stained teeth locked in a perpetual scream. Designed collaboratively by Canon Beazley and celebrated sculptor Jordu Schell, the piece carries added significance as part of a Make-A-Wish grant that brought the two creators together. The clip serves as a real-world fit and movement reference for prospective buyers.
CFX Masks showcases the Aries – Black Philip Variant, the fourth release in their new Zodiac silicone mask line. The mask features lightweight resin horns that add minimal weight to the overall wear experience. It is sculpted by Herman Silesky using a Kuka 6-axis robot and is designed specifically for a male fit. The short video serves as a product reveal and visual showcase of the finished piece in action.
