Video Tag
Every video tagged “Tim Burton” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
19 videos
MadeYewLook creator Lex puts a fresh spin on Nightmare Before Christmas fan makeup by designing an original 'Pumpkin Queen' character rather than recreating Jack or Sally directly. The look draws heavily from Jack Skellington's aesthetic — pale, skull-like features and a white pumpkin motif — rendered entirely through face and body paint. A curated selection of Mehron, BH Cosmetics, and NYX products are used to build the layered, high-contrast finished look. The result is a wearable Halloween costume concept that stands apart from the flood of standard Jack-and-Sally tutorials.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a step-by-step Halloween makeup tutorial recreating both Jack Skellington and Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The look combines professional-grade body paints with standard cosmetics to achieve the iconic characters' distinct color palettes and features. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves at a brisk pace suited to viewers already comfortable with face and body painting fundamentals.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a full character transformation into Edward Scissorhands, covering both the iconic pale scarred face and the ornate black collar. The tutorial combines prosthetic adhesion techniques with strategic foundation mixing and eyeshadow contouring to capture the film character's signature look. Metallic silver powder is used to bring the decorative collar detailing to life with a painted, costume-accurate finish.
Madeyewlook delivers a Tim Burton-inspired Queen of Hearts makeup and hair tutorial that blends theatrical face painting with bold fantasy styling. The look draws on a dark, whimsical aesthetic and is versatile enough to double as Cheshire Cat, Mad Hatter, or other Wonderland characters. A sponsored hair segment demonstrates how to achieve voluminous, fluffy curls to complete the regal, over-the-top character look. Products are clearly listed, making the look straightforward to recreate with the right supplies.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a full-face transformation into Emily, the titular Corpse Bride from Tim Burton's stop-motion film, using blue-toned body paint, layered eyeshadows, and character-accurate false lashes. The look blends theatrical body painting with wearable Halloween glam, making it achievable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. A blue wig completes the costume-ready character recreation. The tutorial runs just six minutes, making it a quick but detailed reference for the complete look.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook reimagines Disney's Ariel through a Tim Burton-inspired lens, creating a dark, stylized character transformation using special effects and prosthetic makeup techniques. The video marks the creator's return to YouTube after a two-month hiatus during which she focused on improving her lighting, filming, and camera skills. The result is an editorial fantasy look that blends gothic whimsy with mermaid iconography. Closed captions are included for accessibility.
This tutorial walks through building a replica of Zero the ghost dog's tombstone from Nightmare Before Christmas using insulation foam sheets and basic carving tools. The creator positions it as an accessible beginner project requiring minimal investment. An airbrush is used for finishing, giving the prop a polished, screen-accurate painted look. It's a great themed accent piece for a graveyard yard haunt or NBC-inspired Halloween display.
Vlog-O-Ween 2023 Part 1 is a Halloween lifestyle vlog from creator Jade The Libra, capturing the spooky season through a personal, slice-of-life lens. The video is sponsored by Wondershare Filmora and promotes a community contest encouraging viewers to create Halloween-themed videos using Filmora for a chance to win software licenses. Expect Halloween costumes, cosplay, and general autumnal vibes presented in an enthusiastic, community-focused format.
This video covers the full unboxing, setup, live demonstration, and review of Spirit Halloween's 2023 Martian Warrior animatronic, inspired by the classic Topps Mars Attacks bubblegum card series and the Tim Burton film adaptation. The host walks viewers through everything from removing the prop from its packaging to seeing it in action. The review offers a fan perspective on how well the animatronic captures the iconic Mars Attacks aesthetic. Overall, the presenter is clearly impressed by the finished product.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook recreates the look of the rare Corpse Bride Monster High doll as a full face and body paint transformation. The tutorial blends multiple professional and indie body paint brands to achieve the character's signature icy blue pallor and gothic bridal aesthetic. The look draws on Tim Burton's Corpse Bride and the stylized Monster High doll design simultaneously, making it a layered character recreation challenge.
This short-form video showcases a Shrunken Head Bob cosplay inspired by the Beetlejuice franchise, likely timed to coincide with the 2024 sequel release. The creator presents the completed costume and makeup look, capturing the iconic shrunken-head character from the film. It appears to have been filmed at a Halloween or cosplay event.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network imagines Oogie Boogie from The Nightmare Before Christmas dressed for a formal Halloween ball. The concept appears to be a creative costume or character styling showcase inspired by the iconic Disney villain. With no source description available and a listed duration of zero minutes, content details are extremely limited.
This video features a double unboxing and review of two Spirit Halloween 2024 props based on the Tim Burton film Corpse Bride — Emily and Victor. The creator opens both pieces on camera and shares first impressions and an honest assessment of each. The video is part of a broader seasonal prop-review series from a creator who is also in the process of opening their own haunted attraction.
The creator attends a Tim Burton-themed masquerade ball held in Salem, Massachusetts at the historic Hawthorne Hotel, organized by Creative Collective. The video offers a first-person vlog perspective of the event, showcasing attendee costumes, atmosphere, and décor inspired by Burton's iconic aesthetic. It captures the spirit of Salem's Halloween season as a destination for enthusiasts who embrace Halloween as a year-round lifestyle.
This video is a retrospective commentary celebrating the 25th anniversary of Tim Burton's 'The Nightmare Before Christmas,' exploring five reasons the film endures as a modern classic. The host breaks down what makes the movie's blend of Halloween and Christmas imagery, characters, and storytelling so compelling and lasting. It's part of the creator's HauntTober 2018 countdown series, connecting film appreciation to Halloween culture.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network features Jack Skellington and Nightmare Before Christmas theming, likely tied to a Disneyland seasonal Halloween event. The naughty-or-nice framing suggests a playful holiday-horror crossover tone consistent with Disney's annual Halloween offerings. With no source description and zero runtime logged, content details are limited to what the title and hashtags reveal.
Haunt Former delivers an 11-minute review of Tim Burton's 1996 cult sci-fi comedy Mars Attacks!, exploring what makes the film a uniquely campy and chaotic entry in the alien-invasion genre. The review is framed around the movie's irreverent take on American patriotism, making it a thematically fitting watch around Independence Day. The creator shares personal impressions of the film's tone, humor, and horror-adjacent qualities.
This video offers a review and celebration of Tim Burton's 1988 horror-comedy classic Beetlejuice, framing it as a quintessential Halloween film. The reviewer reflects on why the movie has endured as a beloved seasonal staple for fans of macabre entertainment. Running about eight minutes, it delivers a concise editorial take on the film's lasting appeal rather than a deep technical breakdown.
This short-form video from the Haunt Former channel offers a review of Tim Burton's beloved 1993 stop-motion classic, The Nightmare Before Christmas. Framed as a holiday-season watch, the reviewer ties the film's dual Halloween-and-Christmas themes to the haunting community's love of spooky cinema. At just four minutes, it's a brief but enthusiastic spotlight on a film that has long held cult status among Halloween enthusiasts.
