Video Tag
Every video tagged “wearable prop” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
155 videos
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network spotlights the 'Big Kahuna' silicone mask from Savage Silicon, a manufacturer of high-end wearable masks for haunt actors. The title's playful warning — 'Don't eat the actors!' — suggests the mask features an open-mouth or oversized-jaw design that could pose a comedic (or practical) concern for guests. With no additional description provided, details beyond the product name and brand are limited.
This short build video shows how a broken mobile phone can be salvaged and transformed into a wearable Fallout Pip-Boy prop. The creator repurposes the defunct device as the screen component, giving it new life as a functional-looking costume accessory. The result is a screen-accurate wrist-mounted prop faithful to the iconic Fallout series gadget.
This tutorial from Stiltbeast Studios walks viewers through building a wearable skull mask using expanding spray foam, keeping the entire project under $10 and completable in roughly an hour. The technique is accessible to beginners and opens the door to a wide range of costume and haunted attraction applications. Inspired by the aesthetic of classic horror such as Tombs of the Blind Dead, the finished mask delivers a striking skeletal look on an extremely tight budget.
StiltbeastStudios walks through building a wearable zombie mask using spray foam sourced from a home improvement store. The video demonstrates how an accessible, inexpensive material can be transformed into a haunted-attraction-quality creature mask. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the fabrication process, showing shaping and finishing techniques to achieve a convincing zombie look.
Industry veteran Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited leads this comprehensive tutorial on creating a form-fitting, moveable latex zombie face mask from start to finish. Drawing from multiple Monster Lab sessions, the video walks through every major stage of professional mask production: clay sculpting, mold making, latex casting, airbrushing, finishing, and hairing. With over 40 years in the Halloween manufacturing industry, Edmunds brings professional-grade techniques to a DIY-accessible format. The result is a wearable, flexible zombie mask built using the same foundational methods used in commercial prop production.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through a soft-sculpt technique for building a foam monster chest piece that can be worn as part of a creature costume. The method is presented as broadly applicable — entire character suits can be constructed using the same approach, not just chest pieces. Flexible open-cell foam sourced from Foam Mart is the primary material driving the build. This is a practical, technique-focused tutorial aimed at haunted attraction performers and serious costume builders.
Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a wearable Facehugger prop inspired by the iconic creature from the Alien film franchise. The process covers sculpting the form in clay, creating a plaster mold, and casting the finished piece in liquid latex. A pre-made blank Facehugger option is also available through the creator's shop for those who want to skip straight to the finishing stage.
This short showcase video presents the Horseman of Famine silicone mask from Composite Effects' CFX Pro line. Inspired by the biblical Third Seal, the mask features an open, drooling mouth with a searching tongue and a deeply grotesque, emaciated aesthetic. The clip highlights the mask's detailed sculpt and wearable character potential, making it a striking piece for costume and haunt use.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the construction of a wearable burlap scarecrow mask that is entirely latex-free and completable in roughly an hour and a half. The build relies on inexpensive, readily available materials including burlap bags, a spray sock base, and contact cement. Spray paints in earthy tones are used to finish and unify the look. The result is a convincingly creepy, lightweight scarecrow mask suitable for haunted house performers or costume use.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their handcrafted Headless Helga costume, a wearable beheaded-character illusion suited for haunted houses, themed events, and Halloween. The short feature highlights the costume's professional construction and striking visual effect. It appears designed for performers who want a show-stopping, ready-made headless illusion without building from scratch.
This short-form video showcases an impressive giant puppet cosplay of Sasori from the anime series Naruto. The build appears to involve constructing a large wearable puppet structure worn by the cosplayer. While no detailed tutorial steps are provided, the clip highlights the scale and craftsmanship of the costume. It was shared by the Haunted Attraction Network, suggesting crossover appeal for haunt builders interested in wearable puppet designs.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of fabricating a wearable diving helmet entirely from EVA foam, suitable for costumes, cosplay, and haunted attraction characters. The build is framed around a post-apocalyptic character concept called Captain Culver. At roughly 20 minutes, the tutorial covers the core foam-working techniques needed to achieve a convincing hard-shell helmet look. The result functions as both a stage-ready prop and a fully wearable costume piece.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of crafting a wearable leather mask using vegetable tanned leather. A single leather shoulder yields multiple masks, making this an economical approach to creating haunted house character pieces. The tutorial covers the key techniques needed to cut and form leather into a finished, wearable mask.
This beginner-friendly tutorial walks viewers through building a latex mask using just three inexpensive household and craft supplies: liquid latex, toilet paper, and paint. The technique is accessible to anyone without professional sculpting or casting skills, making it ideal for haunters on a tight budget. The finished mask can be used as a wearable costume piece or applied directly to props.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the complete process of painting a latex mask from start to finish. A standout tip is the use of Plasti-Dip glossifier — a product commonly found at auto parts stores — to achieve a professional surface finish. The tutorial covers the full painting workflow at a pace suitable for both beginners looking to level up and experienced prop-makers refining their technique.
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.
CFX Masks showcases Nadia the Succubus, a silicone mask from Composite Effects designed specifically for a female fit. The mask features delicate demon horns and smaller horns framing the eyes, giving wearers the ambiguous appearance of either an ethereal nymph or a sinister queen of demons. The short product showcase highlights the mask's versatile, unsettling aesthetic.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of building a DIY scarecrow hat suitable for haunted attractions or Halloween costuming. The tutorial covers prop fabrication techniques consistent with the channel's professional haunt-builder style. At roughly 19 minutes, it offers enough depth to guide intermediate builders through the full construction process.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of creating a wearable silicone half mask on a budget, with the finished project coming in around $74. The tutorial is aimed at haunters and prop makers who want a professional-looking result without a massive materials investment. At 23 minutes, it covers the core steps of silicone mask fabrication in a focused, practical format.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the creation of a scary mermaid headpiece using spray foam as the primary sculpting material. The build blends costume craftsmanship with haunted-attraction-quality prop techniques to produce a wearable evil mermaid look. The channel is known for professional-level creature work accessible to dedicated DIY builders.
This tutorial from Stiltbeast Studios walks viewers through the first part of building a sock mask — a fabric-based wearable mask technique popular in haunted house and costume performance circles. The video covers foundational construction methods for shaping a sock into a functional character mask. As part one of a series, it likely focuses on the early stages of the build process.
This tutorial walks through the creation of a Trench Crusade Janissary cosplay helmet inspired by the grimdark tabletop game. The helmet model was designed by Galactic Armory and 3D printed on a Bambu X1C before being finished with real gold leaf and hand-painted with Liquitex heavy body acrylics. The result is a detailed, wearable prop faithful to the game's dark aesthetic. It serves as both a cosplay build guide and a showcase for high-end prop finishing techniques.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Headless Henry Halloween costume, a ready-to-wear character suit featuring a severed head prop. The costume is designed for a wide range of Halloween applications including haunted house performances, costume contests, and parties. This short showcase video highlights the visual impact of the completed look rather than walking through a build process.
CFX Masks showcases the Artemis female silicone mask, a wearable character piece inspired by the Greek goddess of the hunt rendered in a classical statue aesthetic. The video demonstrates how the mask fits and moves on a live wearer, highlighting its realistic sculpted detail and calm, feminine expression. It suits a range of applications from theatrical costume builds to statue-style street performance and Halloween scares.
