Video Tag
Every video tagged “latex mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
103 videos
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.
This beginner-friendly tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a simple animated tongue prop using easy-to-source materials. A small eccentric gear motor drives the tongue movement, producing an impressively creepy result. The project is designed to be approachable for those new to animatronics, with minimal tools and straightforward construction steps.
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.
Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited recounts the backstory of the alien creatures from the 1957 cult film Invasion of the Saucer Men, originally designed by Paul Blaisdell. He traces how the studio acquired Blaisdell's original brain, ear, and face molds in the early 1980s and the long journey those masters took through figures like Tom Savini and Jordu Schell. The video frames a newly rereleased collectible standing display offered in two color variants tied to the film's orange creature and the green publicity aliens.
Stiltbeast Studios tackles the lack of a go-to Valentine's Day monster by creating an original character called 'Ate of Hearts' built around a modified latex mask. The video shows how to transform an existing skull-style latex mask into a creepy Valentine's-themed character, filling a gap that holidays like Christmas (Krampus) and St. Patrick's Day (Leprechaun) don't have. The result is a ready-to-wear character concept suited for home haunters, scare actors, and haunt operators looking to capitalize on the Valentine's Day weekend.
This video follows the creator of Monster Tutorials as he travels to Dallas, Texas to attend Allen Hopp's (Stiltbeast Studios) Monster Camp, a specialized mask-making workshop. Day one captures the journey and initial experiences at the event. It functions primarily as a travel vlog and community meetup document rather than a step-by-step tutorial. Viewers get an insider glimpse into the haunter workshop culture surrounding professional latex mask making.
This short review covers the officially licensed Billy Puppet mask from Trick or Treat Studios, based on the creepy ventriloquist dummy from the horror film Dead Silence. The host walks viewers through the mask's design, quality, and wearability as part of the R.I.P. Reviews series. It serves as a buying guide for Halloween costume enthusiasts seeking a screen-accurate Billy look.
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.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the full process of molding a goblin half mask using hydrocal, covering the complete workflow from start to finish in just under two hours. The build uses a one-piece mold construction reinforced with burlap for added structural strength and durability. The real-time format gives viewers an accurate sense of pacing and the hands-on steps involved in professional-quality mask mold making.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of painting a latex pumpkin-faced mask, demonstrating how color and detail work transform a raw latex piece into a finished Halloween-ready character. The video focuses on the painting stage of mask production, showcasing the studio's signature creature design aesthetic. It serves as both an inspirational showcase and a practical look at professional mask finishing techniques.
Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how to transform a plain latex skull mask into a vibrant Day of the Dead sugar skull using Sharpie oil-based paint markers. The tutorial focuses on the freehand painting process, guiding viewers through the decorative patterns and color work that define the sugar skull aesthetic. It's a practical finishing technique applicable to any bare latex skull prop or costume piece.
This video is an unboxing and review of the Roger the Dogman mask inspired by the iconic — and deeply unsettling — imagery from Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. The host from Haunt Former examines the mask, sharing impressions on its design and quality for Halloween collectors and horror fans. A promo code is offered for a discount through the retailer Lord Grimley's Manor.
At Mask Fest 2025, Distortions Unlimited founder Ed Edmunds shares a newly sculpted mask with renowned sculptor Jordu Schell in a casual convention-floor moment. Ed also reveals a piece of company history: an original Fangoria advertisement for Distortions Unlimited that a fan brought to the event for Ed to sign. The short clip offers an intimate look at the camaraderie and legacy within the Halloween mask-making community.
This short review covers the Trick or Treat Studios Phantom of the Opera mask, modeled after the iconic Lon Chaney interpretation from the classic silent film. The reviewer highlights the mask's strong likeness to Chaney's legendary character design and praises its versatility for haunted house use, Halloween costuming, or display as a collectible. At just four minutes, it offers a quick but focused look at the product's visual appeal and potential applications.
This short review video takes an up-close look at the 'Blasted' mask, a collaboration between sculptor Distortions Unlimited and painter Trick or Treat Studios. The host showcases what is described as one of the most extreme and grotesque masks currently available on the Halloween market. The unboxing format gives viewers a real-world sense of the mask's detail, paint work, and overall quality before purchasing.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the finishing stages of a Halloween mask character named Jack in this nearly two-hour deep-dive tutorial. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the detail work and finishing processes that bring a haunted-attraction-quality mask to completion. The video is aimed at serious mask makers looking to elevate their craft to a professional haunted-house standard.
A longtime Distortions Unlimited customer shares his personal testimonial about the Nightmare 2 mask at the Transworld Halloween Show. The collector recalls purchasing his first Distortions mask decades ago and still owns the original certificate of authenticity that came with it. The short clip highlights the enduring brand loyalty Distortions Unlimited inspires among serious Halloween mask enthusiasts.
A quick unboxing and first-look at Ghoulish Productions' coronavirus-themed Halloween mask, picked up from a pop-up Halloween shop in San Antonio. The video leans into the topical humor of the COVID-19 era with a lighthearted presentation. It was originally intended as a YouTube Short but appears to have uploaded as a standard video.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the full process of sculpting a wearable full head mask, offering an in-depth look at professional-level creature creation. At nearly three hours, this is a comprehensive session covering the design and sculpting stages expected in haunted attraction prop making. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the techniques used to bring a monster mask from concept to finished sculpture. This is a serious, long-form tutorial aimed at dedicated mask makers and prop builders.
Stiltbeast Studios breaks down how to correctly use a mold banding strap — a common but often confusing tool found in most mask-making kits. The video offers the clearest, most straightforward explanation possible for securing two-piece plaster molds during latex mask production. Despite being a short watch, it addresses a genuine pain point that trips up many hobbyist and professional prop makers alike.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of sculpting realistic teeth using WED clay, focusing on the essential stages of blocking out the basic forms before moving into refinement. The footage is drawn from a live session and edited down to highlight the core technique. While not a complete step-by-step of a full set of teeth, it gives a clear look at the sculptor's workflow and decision-making process.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Monster of the Shadows #3 collector latex mask, a limited-edition release in an ongoing series dropped three to four times per year. Each mask is produced by a secret artist whose identity is kept under wraps until after shipment, with only a cryptic clue offered beforehand. Once production wraps, the molds are destroyed, making every entry in the series instantly collectible. This is a per-mask individual purchase rather than a subscription.
This extended cut from StiltbeastStudios presents a gorilla mask sculpt played at 4x speed rather than the faster 8x version previously released, giving viewers a more detailed look at the full sculpting process. The slower playback makes it easier to observe specific tool choices and technique nuances throughout the build. It serves as a companion piece to the original upload for those who want a deeper study of the workflow.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios showcases a clay sculpture created as the basis for a Halloween latex mask intended for performers at SCREAMS Halloween Park. The piece depicts a pumpkin-patch or scarecrow-inspired character, designed specifically for actor wear. The sculpture will be used to produce a finished latex mask for professional haunt use.
