Video Tag
Every video tagged “villain” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
5 videos
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a steampunk, post-apocalyptic burlap mask with a scarecrow-villain aesthetic. The finished piece is designed to be wearable and suited for Halloween costuming or haunted events. A companion materials list is available on the creator's website for easy reference. At 33 minutes, the guide offers a reasonably in-depth look at the construction process.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook (Lex) demonstrates how to recreate the Marvel villain Carnage as a face paint and makeup look. Originally created in 2012, the video captures an early milestone in the creator's skill progression, with Lex herself later reflecting on how much her technique improved over time. The look draws from Spider-Man comic book aesthetics and is well-suited for Halloween or cosplay.
CFX Composite Effects showcases the Hero Hood, a versatile silicone mask designed to serve both hero and villain characters. The hood is available in a wide range of colors and supports numerous customizable add-ons, making it adaptable to many character concepts. Its clean, archetypal design allows even small modifications to produce dramatically different looks — from insectoid creatures to patriotic warriors to brooding vigilantes.
This short-form clip captures the debut appearance of Yokai from Big Hero 6 at Disney's Oogie Boogie Bash Halloween party. The video highlights the character's introduction into the seasonal event's villain lineup at Disney California Adventure. As a brief social-media style post from the Haunted Attraction Network, it serves as a quick look at a notable new addition to the bash's roster.
A Halloween-themed channel steps outside its usual prop and haunt content to review the 2019 Joker film. The creator covers the movie's portrayal of the iconic DC villain's descent into madness, touching on its dark and intense tone. While not a Halloween tutorial or haunt walkthrough, the review lives within a broader horror and Halloween enthusiast context.
