Video Tag
Every video tagged “wearable mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
170 videos
This appears to be Part 2 of a series titled 'You Are What You Eat,' focused on silicone mask work within the haunted attraction space. The video likely continues a character build or demonstration centered around a food-themed horror concept using a custom silicone mask. As a Haunted Attraction Network production, it is probably geared toward professional or semi-professional haunt performers and designers.
This short showcase video features Isaac the Robot, a character silicone mask from Composite Effects. The clip highlights the mask's detailed robotic design and wearability, presenting it as a versatile costume centerpiece. CFX is known for high-end silicone masks, and Isaac appears to be a premium offering in their lineup.
CFX Masks showcases Viper, a brutish reptilian silicone mask from Composite Effects that can be interpreted as an ancient snake deity, a sci-fi alien, or a swamp creature. The mask is presented as a versatile, highly detailed wearable character piece with an aggressive, intimidating appearance. At just one minute, the video functions primarily as a product showcase highlighting the mask's design and character potential.
CFX presents the NAGA Reptile mask in a Blue Tree Snake colorway, a high-end silicone wearable designed to blend human and serpentine features into a single striking look. The female-fit version is sized to accommodate a specific head circumference range, making fit guidance a key part of the presentation. The short showcase video highlights the mask's creature design aesthetic and realistic detail quality typical of Composite Effects products.
CFX Masks showcases Roxy, a female-fit silicone mask from Composite Effects featuring realistic facial details including high cheekbones, pursed lips, and a refined nose. The mask is designed to fit a specific head circumference range and can be styled in countless directions — from glamorous and lifelike to scarred and horrifying. It is noted as a companion piece to CFX's Mac mask, making it versatile for costume, performance, or creative character work.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects (CFX) demonstrates the movement and wearability of their Deformed Hood silicone mask. The hood features deliberately uneven, distorted facial features and an open-face design that allows it to be layered over protective masks or face coverings without interference. The clip highlights how the silicone flexes and moves naturally on the wearer, giving costume enthusiasts a clear sense of the product's fit and realism.
CFX Composite Effects showcases their Artemis silicone mask, a female character piece inspired by ancient Greek mythology and rendered as a classical stone statue. The mask features a sculpted hairstyle and serene expression, designed to evoke the goddess of the hunt. A short movement video demonstrates how the mask looks and performs when worn, highlighting its potential for costuming and haunt character work.
This short video from CFX Masks showcases the Bast silicone face mask in motion, demonstrating how the female-fit, strap-mounted piece moves and performs when worn. Bast is a feline humanoid character whose design walks the line between unsettling and alluring, featuring pointed ears, a cat-like nose, and a segmented upper lip. The clip gives prospective buyers a real-time look at how the silicone flexes and reacts during natural facial movement. Depending on styling and presentation, the mask can read as eerie horror or striking fantasy costume piece.
This short showcase video presents CFX's Jack the Ripper silicone wearable mask from Composite Effects, highlighting its unsettling transformation from an outwardly friendly face to a grimacing, menacing expression. The clip is designed to demonstrate the mask's character design and emotional range as a premium costume piece. At just one minute, it functions primarily as a product highlight reel for the Composite Effects lineup.
In Monster Lab Episode 20, industry veteran Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited walks through the complete painting and hairing process for a fitted latex zombie mask that moves with the wearer's face. The tutorial covers airbrushing techniques and hair application to achieve a realistic, wearable zombie look suitable for haunts, zombie walks, and Halloween events. As part of a broader DIY mask-making series, the episode focuses specifically on the finishing stages that bring a latex mask to life.
This short video from CFX Masks showcases their Bast silicone mask in a female-fit movement demonstration. The mask features a humanoid-feline design with pointed ears, a cat-like nose, and a segmented lip that can read as eerie or whimsical depending on styling choices. The clip highlights how the mask moves and conforms on a real wearer, giving buyers a clear sense of the fit and flexibility. It targets anyone needing a versatile cat-creature look for cosplay, haunt work, or costume use.
Stiltbeast Studios walks viewers through the process of sculpting a zombie half mask using water-based clay. The session covers the hands-on techniques involved in building a wearable prosthetic-style mask with creature and undead character. At over two and a half hours, this is an in-depth, real-time sculpting demonstration suited to serious artists looking to refine their craft.
This short video from CFX Masks showcases the Pasusie the Ghoul silicone mask in action, demonstrating how the mask moves and fits on a female-fit head form. Pasusie is designed as a disturbing possessed-child character featuring a cherubic face layered with scars and scratches, lending itself to multiple horror interpretations. The clip highlights the realistic skin movement and expression range that CFX silicone masks are known for.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through the final stage of latex mask making — pouring liquid latex into a plaster mold to produce a finished, wearable mask. The video addresses one of the most commonly asked questions in his mask-making series, bridging the gap between having a completed mold and holding an actual prop-quality mask. Viewers learn how the latex slush-casting process transforms raw materials into a ready-to-wear piece suitable for haunted attractions or costuming.
This short showcase video from CFX Masks demonstrates the Haggis silicone mask in motion, highlighting the realistic facial movement of an aged female character. The mask is designed for a female fit head size and is shown to be highly versatile, lending itself to looks ranging from a sweet elderly neighbor to a green witch or a decaying zombie. The clip emphasizes how lifelike and expressive the silicone construction appears when worn.
This short showcase video presents the Creature's Bride, a wearable silicone mask from Composite Effects (CFX). The design features a patchwork, stapled aesthetic reminiscent of classic Frankenstein-style monster makeup, while maintaining feminine character details. The clip appears to be a product reveal or promotional piece demonstrating the mask's appearance and wearability.
CFX Masks showcases their hyper-realistic Arnold-inspired silicone mask in this short movement demonstration video. The clip highlights how naturally the mask moves on the wearer, emphasizing its lifelike quality and versatility for multiple character interpretations. The mask's muscular, recognizable features make it adaptable for anything from a celebrity lookalike to a monstrous villain with additional modifications.
CFX Masks showcases the Horseman of Death, a wearable silicone character mask from Composite Effects designed to embody the fourth biblical horseman. The mask features a pale, emotionless visage intended to evoke dread and finality. At roughly one minute, the video functions as a dramatic product showcase rather than a how-to tutorial.
CFX Masks showcases the Boogeyman, a creature silicone mask from Composite Effects, in this short movement demonstration video. The mask depicts an eyeless, amorphous horror entity designed around the classic closet-monster archetype. The clip highlights how the silicone material moves and flexes naturally on the wearer. It is offered in a male fit sizing, accommodating a range of head circumferences.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects highlights the movement and flexibility of their Typhoid Mary silicone mask in the female fit sizing. The mask features grotesque wound detailing and twisted flesh texturing, lending itself to characters like a plague nurse, wandering demon, or general nightmare creature. Despite the dramatic wound sculpted over the right eye, visibility is preserved through intentional openings in the design. The mask ships displayed on a head form and is sized to fit a standard adult female head circumference range.
CFX Composite Effects showcases their Horseman of Pestilence pro silicone mask in a short display video. The mask features a decayed, peeling chin, hollow eyes, and an ornate crown, capturing the biblical first horseman in wearable form. The clip highlights the mask's lifelike detail and likely includes an unmasking reveal sequence typical of CFX product demonstrations.
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.
CFX Composite Effects showcases their Golem the Elemental silicone mask, a detailed creature design suited to a wide range of fantasy settings — from stone and fire to ice and Nordic giant lore. The short showcase video highlights the mask's rugged, otherworldly aesthetic and versatility as a costume centrepiece. As with all CFX pro masks, it is a ready-to-wear wearable silicone prosthetic rather than a DIY build.
CFX Masks showcases the Flayed Julia, a wearable silicone mask from Composite Effects that depicts exposed muscles and tendons beneath stripped-away skin. The mask is designed to be versatile, suiting either a seductive tortured-soul character or a graphic murder-victim look. The short clip highlights the mask's realistic, gory detail and the stretchy, skin-like quality of the Duraflex material. It serves primarily as a product showcase for this ready-to-wear horror costume accessory.
