Video Tag
Every video tagged “monster makeup” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
29 videos
Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create werewolf or creature-style nails as part of her Special FX Series. The tutorial uses modeling wax, eyeshadow pigments, and a professional-grade adhesive to sculpt and color beastly, elongated nails. The short runtime makes this a focused, technique-driven segment rather than a full transformation look.
This sponsored tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through a werewolf transformation look inspired by the Showtime series Penny Dreadful. The look centers on special effects makeup techniques, with a strong emphasis on applying fake hair to create a convincing creature effect. The result is a detailed, character-driven monster makeup suitable for Halloween costumes or cosplay.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates the unseen monsters from the Netflix film Bird Box as a full makeup transformation. Using a bald cap, eyebrow blocking, and Graftobian Pro Paints in a stark black, white, and grey palette, the creator brings a gaunt, otherworldly creature look to life. The result is a striking, film-inspired character that works equally well as a Halloween costume or creative cosplay.
Madeyewlook recreates the iconic 1980s toy character My Pet Monster as a full face and body-paint makeup look for Halloween. The tutorial uses a range of professional-grade body paints and eye shadows to capture the creature's vibrant, cartoonish color palette. Despite the creator being too young to have owned the toy, the look is part of an ongoing nostalgia series celebrating beloved retro characters.
Madeyewlook delivers a pop-art-inspired Frankenstein's Monster makeup transformation using professional-grade face and body paint alongside bolt transfer appliances. The look is part of a collaborative project with beauty creator PatrickStarrr, with each creator producing their own half of the finished concept. Graftobian Pro Paint in white, green, grey, and black forms the foundation of the character, accented with a NYX eyeliner pencil and Tinsley Transfers for the iconic neck bolts.
Beauty creator Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) delivers a glamorous spin on Frankenstein's Monster, blending high-fashion eye makeup with green body paint, stitching details, and classic monster cues. The tutorial combines professional-grade face paints from Graftobian and Mehron with standard cosmetics to achieve a polished yet creepy result. At just five minutes, it moves quickly through each step, making it best appreciated by viewers with some prior makeup experience.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) explores a creative 'what if' concept, transforming herself into a monster version of one of the Scooby-Doo gang using special effects and body paint techniques. The look combines vibrant character-inspired colors with SFX makeup application for a Halloween-ready pop-culture costume. The tutorial blends professional-grade theatrical products with more accessible drugstore and prestige cosmetics. It sits firmly in the pop-culture costume makeup space with a playful, high-impact result.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network showcases an impressive werewolf character makeup transformation. The clip appears to highlight a finished or near-finished creature look designed to inspire Halloween makeup enthusiasts and haunt performers. Given its brevity, it likely serves as a teaser or highlight reel rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
This video showcases a snarling werewolf Halloween costume demo from 2022. Based on the title alone, it appears to feature a werewolf character in full costume, likely highlighting the completed look in action. No additional source description was provided, so specific construction or makeup details cannot be confirmed.
This short-form Halloween video showcases a King Kong-inspired DIY costume or makeup look, likely featuring creature-level prosthetics, a mask, or full costume assembly. The creator references Distortions Unlimited, a well-known professional haunted attraction and prop manufacturer, suggesting high-quality costume components may be involved. At just one minute, the clip appears to be a reveal or transformation showcase rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
Distortions Unlimited takes viewers behind the scenes of their Monster Rock short film, which was created to showcase their Frankenstein Assault animatronic. Special effects makeup artist Dr. Justin Fear of Phobias FX Studios walks through the process of transforming actor Lucas Turner into a Frankenstein-style monster, sharing tips on airbrush FX, preferred materials, and breaking into haunt makeup. The behind-the-scenes footage also includes character direction from industry veteran Ed Edmunds, and the video culminates in the completed Monster Rock short film.
This video captures a live makeup demonstration from Monsterpalooza, showcasing a goblin-cyborg hybrid creature look. The demo blends organic monster aesthetics with mechanical design elements, resulting in a striking Halloween costume makeup. Fake blood appears to be incorporated as a finishing detail to heighten the gruesome effect.
StiltbeastStudios walks through building or applying a Predator-style creature look under time pressure, likely for a haunted attraction context. The 74-minute runtime suggests a detailed, step-by-step process covering either prosthetic makeup, costume assembly, or both. Allen Hopps, known for professional haunt design and creature work, guides viewers through achieving a convincing Predator character ready for the haunt floor.
This behind-the-scenes video follows Phobias FX Studios artist Dr. Justin Fear as he applies full SFX makeup to actor Lucas Turner for a short promotional film tied to Distortions Unlimited's Frankenstein's Assault animatronic prop. The video offers insight into the makeup application process, airbrush FX techniques, and tips for breaking into haunt acting. Distortions Unlimited founder Ed Edmunds also steps in to give Lucas character direction before the Monster Rock short film segment is revealed.
This short-form video from HauntScene features a Frankenstein monster look for Halloween. Based on the title alone, it likely showcases a costume, makeup transformation, or prop interpretation of the classic Universal-style monster. No description was provided, so specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network showcases a fish-themed monster makeup look spotted at Monsterpalooza, a prominent horror and special effects convention. The clip highlights the creature design and SFX artistry on display at the event. Given the zero-second listed duration, it is likely a brief social clip or reel rather than a full tutorial.
This two-hour session from Stiltbeast Studios features a live sculpting demonstration of an orc character using water-based clay. The creator works through the process of building out creature features and orc-specific anatomy in real time. It serves as both an educational resource and an engaging hangout-style broadcast for fans of creature design and prosthetic-style work.
A short clip from a Halloween 2023 mall event centered around a Killer Klowns from Outer Space gathering, where the creators spotted and featured an impressive Doctor Frankenstein cosplayer. The video serves as a quick cosplay showcase rather than a build or tutorial. It captures the festive, community atmosphere of in-person Halloween and horror events.
This video from Slash 'N Cast explores a creative horror mashup concept combining the iconic slasher character Leatherface with a zombie twist. The channel is known for horror-focused content and community engagement across gaming and cosplay themes. The short runtime suggests a focused look at the costume or character concept rather than a deep-dive tutorial.
This short teaser from Monster Tutorials introduces a new studio character called Crepe Suzette, apparently a monster or creature makeup look featuring wild, unkempt hair. The one-minute clip appears to be a preview hinting at upcoming content rather than a full tutorial. The character name playfully nods to crepe hair, a common special-effects makeup material used to create textured, disheveled hair effects.
This video from the Haunted Attraction Network showcases a Frankenstein monster makeup look created using ProAiir airbrush products. The transformation appears to be a high-impact, professional-grade application highlighting the capabilities of airbrush SFX makeup. Given the channel's focus on haunted attraction industry content, this likely targets makeup artists and haunt professionals seeking inspiration or product insight.
Stiltbeast Studios presents an in-depth session covering the creation or application of multiple creature characters — including a wolfman, Krampus, and boar — for haunted attraction use. The video runs nearly three hours, suggesting a thorough, step-by-step walkthrough of the costuming or makeup process for each character. Known for professional-grade creature work, Stiltbeast Studios brings their signature style to these classic and folkloric monster designs. The result is a masterclass in haunt-ready creature character building.
Stiltbeast Studios wraps up a monster-making camp session by showcasing the final creature looks created during the event. The short video gives viewers a reveal-style look at the finished monster characters, highlighting the artistry behind professional haunted attraction makeup and costuming. It reflects the studio's focus on hands-on training and high-caliber creature design for the haunt industry.
Stiltbeast Studios wraps up Monstercamp 13 with a showcase of the final completed monster looks created during the event. The short video highlights the finished creature characters ready for deployment in haunted attraction environments. It offers a satisfying reveal of the creative work that went into building each monster design throughout the camp.
