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#horror movie makeup

Every video tagged “horror movie makeup” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.

5 videos

Poltergeist Clown Movie Makeup Tutorial 2015

Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook recreates the iconic creepy clown look from the 2015 Poltergeist film using professional-grade face and body paints. The tutorial walks through building the character using a limited palette of white, black, red, and olive tones. At roughly six minutes, it delivers a focused, efficient breakdown of the finished look tied to the then-new horror release.

Madeyewlook· 1,127,929 views

6:13

Makeup TutorialsIntermediate

JAWS | Shark Makeup Tutorial

Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) delivers a JAWS-inspired shark transformation using professional face and body paints. The look combines black, white, and grey tones to replicate the iconic great white shark's coloration, with red accents suggesting a predatory, bloody edge. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves at a brisk pace suited for viewers already comfortable with face-painting basics. The video was created with permission from Universal Pictures, lending it an official pop-culture legitimacy.

Madeyewlook· 597,496 views

Sinister 1 & 2 Makeup Tutorial (Mr. Boogie/Bughuul Demon)

3:38

Makeup TutorialsAdvanced

Sinister 1 & 2 Makeup Tutorial (Mr. Boogie/Bughuul Demon)

This sponsored tutorial from Madeyewlook recreates the iconic Bughuul (Mr. Boogie) demon look from the Sinister film franchise, timed to the release of Sinister 2 in 2015. The creator had behind-the-scenes access to the film's professional effects makeup artist on set, drawing inspiration directly from the production. The look combines body paint, layered eyeshadows, eyeliner detailing, and silicone to achieve the character's unsettling appearance.

Madeyewlook· 581,534 views

The Strangers "Masks" DONE IN MAKEUP! | No Body Paint Required

5:04

Makeup TutorialsBeginner

The Strangers "Masks" DONE IN MAKEUP! | No Body Paint Required

This tutorial recreates the iconic unsettling mask looks from the horror film The Strangers using standard cosmetics — no body paint required. The creator walks through achieving the pale, stark mask effect primarily with foundation, eyeshadow, liner, and blush, making the look accessible with drugstore or readily available products. An alternative product list is provided for viewers who want to skip specialty face paints entirely. The result is a striking, wearable Halloween costume look achievable in roughly five minutes.

Madeyewlook· 375,140 views

5:12

Makeup TutorialsIntermediate

JIGSAW HALLOWEEN MAKEUP TUTORIAL 2017

This sponsored tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate the iconic Billy the Puppet look from the Jigsaw/Saw franchise using theatrical face paint and cosmetics. The look combines bold graphic elements — stark whites, reds, and blacks — to capture the character's instantly recognizable doll-like appearance. At just five minutes, the video is a fast-paced walkthrough suited for Halloween costume prep or cosplay events.

Madeyewlook· 224,586 views