Video Tag
Every video tagged “latex mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
103 videos
This short review covers the Trick or Treat Studios Captain Spaulding latex mask, based on the iconic killer clown character from Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses and portrayed by the late Sid Haig. The reviewer examines the mask's likeness and craftsmanship, which was sculpted by Justin Mabry. It serves as a quick look for horror fans and collectors considering adding this licensed piece to their haul.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the simple but often frustrating task of opening a standard five-gallon bucket — a staple storage and material container in haunt prop-making. The technique requires only a screwdriver and a flashlight, making it accessible to anyone in a workshop setting. Though brief, this tip saves time and reduces the risk of damaging bucket contents like latex or other prop materials.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the full process of patterning, cutting, and applying fur to a werewolf latex mask in this extended live session. The video covers how to develop accurate fur patterns that conform to the contours of a mask before committing to cuts. Techniques shown are applicable to both haunted attraction character builds and cosplay projects.
StiltbeastStudios documents the final sculpting hour of Monster Camp, capturing the intense push to complete creature and mask work before time runs out. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the last stretch of the sculpting process, highlighting the craft and dedication that goes into professional-quality Halloween prop and mask creation. The video offers a compelling behind-the-scenes look at how monsters come to life for haunted attractions and Halloween applications.
Haunt Former opens a surprise mask shipment from Trick or Treat Studios in this short unboxing video. The reveal-style format keeps the specific mask a mystery until the moment of opening, leaning into the excitement of not knowing what arrived. At just four minutes, it's a quick, entertaining look at a Halloween mask from one of the hobby's well-known prop and costume manufacturers.
StiltbeastStudios kicks off a multi-part series documenting the creation of a gorilla mutant character suit, starting with the sculpting phase. The video focuses on the detailed sculptwork that will form the foundation of a full wearable creature suit. Further installments are planned to cover the remaining fabrication stages from sculpture through to finished suit.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of filling a mask mold with foam, a key step in producing wearable haunted-attraction masks. The video focuses on the hands-on technique of getting foam properly into the mold cavity for a clean, consistent result. At just five minutes, it delivers a focused, practical look at this stage of mask fabrication.
StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through the process of painting a Frankenstein Halloween mask from start to finish. The tutorial runs over an hour, suggesting a thorough, step-by-step approach covering color work and detailing. Host Allen Hopps brings his haunted-attraction expertise to the technique, making it relevant for both hobbyists and haunt professionals.
Haunt Former unboxes and reviews the 'Got Your Goat' Krampus mask from Zagone Studios, a creepy Christmas demon mask designed for horror costumes and haunting. The video offers a close-up look at the mask's design and overall quality from a haunt and horror enthusiast's perspective. It's framed around the Krampus folklore tradition of punishing the naughty during the holiday season.
This short review video spotlights the officially licensed Mars Attacks! Martian Drone latex mask produced by Trick or Treat Studios and sculpted by Bruce Spaulding Fuller. The mask draws its design from the classic Mars Attacks! trading card series, capturing the iconic look of the alien Martians. The presenter gives viewers a close-up look at the piece as part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews mask spotlight series.
Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps walks through mask painting techniques alongside werewolf prop or costume work in this lengthy studio session. The video covers hands-on creative process typical of professional haunted attraction fabrication. At over 80 minutes, it offers an in-depth look at the artistry behind creature-focused Halloween builds.
This short review from the R.I.P. Reviews series takes a close look at the Frosty Jack full latex mask by Ghoulish Productions — a demented, evil snowman character that blends Christmas and Halloween aesthetics. The host examines the mask's design details and overall quality, presenting it as a seasonal novelty with genuine scare potential. The holiday-horror crossover theme gives it appeal beyond a traditional October prop.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through the final detail sculpting phase of a cyclops latex mask using WED clay. With the primary forms already established, the focus shifts to refining and reworking key features — particularly the teeth and ears — to bring the piece to mold-ready quality. The video offers an up-close look at the critical finishing decisions that separate a rough sculpture from a production-ready mask.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of adding whiskers to a latex mask, a detail-oriented technique that elevates a mask's creature realism. The tutorial is geared toward haunted attraction builders and prop makers looking to push their character designs further. With an 18-minute runtime, it offers a focused, practical look at a specific mask customization skill.
The creator unboxes a newly arrived mask from Trick or Treat Studios, giving viewers a first look at the product straight out of its packaging. The short video focuses on the reveal experience rather than a deep technical review. It serves as a quick visual showcase for fans curious about Trick or Treat Studios mask quality and presentation.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios shares a time-lapse speed sculpt of a jaguar-themed Aztec mask built in WED clay. The video captures the foundational sculpting session, showing how the core forms and features are roughed in before final detail work. It offers a compelling look at the early structural decisions that define a mask's character and personality.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the foundational step of base coating a latex mask, a critical first stage before adding detail paint and weathering. The video focuses on proper technique for achieving an even, adhesion-ready surface on latex. As a channel known for professional haunt-quality work, the instruction is practical and geared toward real-world haunted attraction use.
Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps walks through the complete process of building a two-part mask mold in this in-depth, feature-length tutorial. Spanning over two hours, the video is designed to give Halloween mask makers and haunt prop builders a thorough understanding of the mold-making workflow from start to finish. The level of detail suggests coverage of everything from initial preparation through final demolding, making it a substantial reference for anyone serious about fabricating wearable character masks.
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.
StiltbeastStudios creator Allen Hopps walks viewers through the process of sculpting a wearable half mask in this extensive tutorial. The session covers the hands-on sculpting workflow from concept to finished piece, with a focus on masks suited for haunted attraction performers. At over two hours, the video provides an in-depth look at the techniques and decisions involved in creating a professional-quality character mask.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of sculpting the lower jaw section of a two-part werewolf mask, focusing on achieving a realistic, articulated result. The tutorial covers the sculpting workflow specific to a moving-jaw design, which requires careful attention to how the two halves will interact and fit together. At nearly an hour and a half, the video offers an in-depth look at professional-level creature mask fabrication suitable for haunted attraction use.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates his first attempt at airbrushing faux fur, showing how acrylic ink can be applied to add depth, shading, and realism to a werewolf mask or fur suit piece. Using a single color — Payne's gray — and a Paasche H detail airbrush, he walks through how to build up tonal variation across the fur fibers. The approachable, first-time framing makes this a confidence-building watch for artists new to the technique.
This short clip offers a first look at resin tusks freshly cast from a silicone mold and fitted into a latex mask blank, part of a frost giant creature build. Stiltbeast Studios uses Platsil Gel-25 for the mold and Easy-Flo 120 for the resin cast. The video serves as a teaser highlight pulled from a longer live-stream session, with a link provided to the full mold-making segment.
StiltbeastStudios presents an in-depth sculpting session led by Allen Hopps, focused on taking a mask or creature sculpture through to a finished state. At over three hours long, the video offers an extended look at the sculpting process used in professional haunted attraction prop and mask creation. Viewers follow along as detailed surface work and character refinement bring the piece to completion.
