Video Tag
Every video tagged “serial killer” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
8 videos
This tutorial walks through transforming a standard Barbie doll into a Leatherface-inspired horror figure drawn from Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The creator covers the full makeover process including crafting the character's iconic mask and repositioning or repainting the doll for a disturbing effect. The video also touches on creative photography ideas for displaying or showcasing the finished horror prop. A companion blog post with a materials list is available on the creator's website.
CFX Composite Effects showcases 'Nothing to Gein,' a premium silicone mask inspired by infamous serial killer Ed Gein. The design leans into the character's disturbing, skin-wearing mythology for a deeply unsettling aesthetic. The mask originated as an original character design that won first place in CFX's 2008 Custom Mask Design Contest.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios showcases his 'Deranged' line of latex character masks in this gallery-style video. The collection spans a variety of unsettling characters, including serial killer and steampunk-influenced designs. The video is presented as creative inspiration for fellow mask makers and haunt enthusiasts rather than a step-by-step tutorial. Masks from this line are available for purchase through Stiltbeast's First Stab Club membership.
A short horror or creepypasta-style video framed as a fictional cold case documentary centered on a fabricated 1986 Ronald McDonald murder mystery. The creator invites viewers to engage with the unsolved narrative and speculate on its outcome. At only one minute in length, the content appears to be more atmospheric storytelling than substantive true-crime analysis. This video has no clear connection to Halloween production, prop building, or haunt design.
This is a short-form review of Blumhouse's 2020 horror-comedy 'Freaky,' in which a teenage girl swaps bodies with a serial killer known as the Butcher. The Haunt Former channel host shares their take on the film's premise, tone, and Halloween-season appeal. At seven minutes, the review is a quick, casual watch aimed at horror fans deciding whether the film is worth their time.
A short-form Halloween video that puts a dark, murderous spin on the iconic Wendy's fast food mascot. The clip leans into the spooky season trend of reimagining familiar pop culture characters with a horror twist. It appears to showcase a costume or makeup look inspired by a serial killer version of the red-headed mascot.
This video is a narrated creepypasta story written by MakRalston, centering on a Valentine's Day-themed serial killer who wrestles with his troubled romantic history. The channel host reads the original fiction piece aloud, accompanied by atmospheric horror music. It sits squarely in the horror narration genre rather than the hands-on Halloween prop or haunt space.
A 46-second amateur horror short featuring a serial killer theme, shot as creative practice for future tutorials and skits. The creator uses minimal gear — an iPhone mounted on a selfie stick and tripod — to capture the footage, with fog and a flickering bulb adding atmosphere. Thunderstorm audio was layered in during editing as the only post-production enhancement.
