Video Tag
Every video tagged “wearable prop” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
155 videos
StiltbeastStudios walks through the construction of a Krampus-themed wearable harness featuring leather straps and a basket, designed for use in haunted attraction or costumed character performances. Allen Hopps demonstrates how practical fabrication techniques can bring an iconic folkloric creature to life as a functional, wearable costume piece. The build focuses on achieving an authentic, menacing look while keeping the harness structurally sound for performer use.
CFX Masks showcases their Brain Game silicone character mask in a short movement demonstration video. The mask features a cybernetic android aesthetic with UV-reactive accents, making it a striking choice for sci-fi or dystopian Halloween costumes. The male fit version is sized to accommodate a range of head circumferences. The clip gives prospective buyers a real-world look at how the mask moves and sits on a live wearer.
This short showcase video from Composite Effects highlights Yorick the Skull, a detailed silicone wearable mask featuring exposed cranial and spinal bones with a functional jaw that mirrors the wearer's mouth movement. The mask is designed for a male fit and accommodates a standard range of adult head sizes. A black hood worn over the lower face is recommended to sell the illusion of the animated teeth opening and closing.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network showcases a cyborg-themed silicone mask from CFX, a well-known manufacturer of high-end wearable silicone masks. The clip appears to offer a close-up look at the mask's detail and realism. Given its brief runtime, it likely functions as a quick product highlight or teaser rather than an in-depth review.
This short showcase video from CFX Masks demonstrates how the Hangman silicone mask moves and performs when worn. The mask features a distinctive canvas-like skin texture and a twisted grin, available with either sharp or blunt teeth. Drawing on both classic folklore and modern creepypasta aesthetics, the Hangman is presented as a versatile character mask suited to a range of haunted attractions and costume applications.
StiltbeastStudios demonstrates how to craft a leather knife sheath for a prop knife using salvaged leather from a thrift store purse. The build is geared toward haunted attraction performers and cosplayers who want a convincing, wearable accessory for a character. Upcycling thrift store finds keeps costs low while delivering a professional-looking result.
StiltbeastStudios host Allen Hopps walks through the process of molding a mask using Hydrocal, a gypsum-based casting material commonly used in professional haunted attraction prop work. The lengthy runtime suggests a thorough, step-by-step approach covering key stages of the mold-making and casting workflow. The video bridges hobbyist DIY techniques with the professional-grade methods Allen is known for teaching.
CFX Composite Effects showcases their Baron Overbite silicone mask in a short movement demonstration video, highlighting how the mask flexes and moves with the wearer's face. The vampire character can be interpreted as anything from a fallen aristocrat to a street-level predator, giving the wearer broad creative flexibility. The mask is designed for a male fit and accommodates a standard adult head circumference range.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network showcases a silicone mask called 'The Unloved,' inviting viewers to consider whether they'd dare wear it. The presentation leans into the mask's unsettling aesthetic, aiming to provoke a visceral reaction. With no additional description provided, the content appears to be a quick, reaction-focused showcase rather than a detailed review or tutorial.
The CFX Dweller is a high-end silicone creature mask featuring a menacing set of jagged teeth and built-in LED light-up eyes available in multiple colors. This short movement video showcases how the mask looks and moves when worn, giving potential buyers a real-world sense of its appearance and flexibility. The mask is designed to fit a standard male head size range and ships with replaceable button-cell batteries powering the eye LEDs.
Stiltbeast Studios continues their Monster Camp series with an episode focused on the exciting reveal of newly completed creature builds — a 'hatching day' for finished monsters. The video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the prop and costume fabrication process that goes into creating haunted attraction-ready characters. It reflects the studio's ongoing passion for handcrafted monster making and serves as both inspiration and education for creature builders.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios leads an extended sculpting session focused on creating a Halloween mask or creature prop suitable for haunted attraction use. At nearly four hours, this is a deep-dive, real-time working session that gives viewers an unfiltered look at the sculpting process from concept through execution. The content bridges prop-making and wearable character design, making it relevant to both haunters and mask artists.
CFX showcases their Buckshot silicone zombie mask in this short movement demonstration video. The mask features a dramatically split jaw and a loose, articulated tongue that moves naturally with the wearer's facial expressions. Designed to fit a range of adult head sizes, Buckshot is positioned as a standout character piece for haunters, horde performers, and costume enthusiasts. Note that the current retail version includes an updated tongue with missing pieces not visible in this footage.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of creating a copy of a headform and using it as the foundation for building a Demogorgon-inspired creature prop. The build is geared toward haunted attraction quality, combining prop fabrication techniques with wearable or display-ready monster construction. At 90 minutes, the video offers a deep-dive into the creature-making process from initial head casting through final creature assembly.
This short video from FrightProps showcases The Affliction, an ultra-realistic silicone zombie mask, in motion. The clip focuses on how the mask moves and flexes on a wearer, highlighting the lifelike quality of the silicone material. It serves as a product demonstration aimed at buyers considering the mask for haunted house use or Halloween costuming.
This rapid-fire one-minute tutorial from Stiltbeast Studios shows how to create a small skull pin using basic moldmaking techniques. A skull is sculpted in water-based clay, then a flexible mold is formed using 100% silicone caulk catalyzed with dish soapy water. Resin is poured into the finished mold to produce the final wearable piece. A link to a longer, more detailed companion video is provided for those wanting step-by-step guidance.
StiltbeastStudios delivers an in-depth session focused on werewolf mask construction, walking viewers through the craft of building a wearable creature mask suitable for haunted attractions or Halloween props. At over 100 minutes, the video provides an extended look at the hands-on techniques Allen Hopps employs in professional-grade mask work. The content bridges DIY prop making and wearable creature design, making it relevant to both home haunters and attraction professionals.
This StiltbeastStudios video from Allen Hopps explores a Gamera-inspired monster prop or mask project in the context of haunted attractions and Halloween DIY. Running over two hours, the session likely covers design, fabrication, or performance aspects of bringing the classic kaiju character to life as a wearable or display piece. The title's playful tone suggests an engaging, personality-driven presentation typical of the StiltbeastStudios brand. Specific build details and materials cannot be confirmed without a source description.
This tutorial walks through the full process of building a wearable Bioshock Splicer Rabbit masquerade mask from EVA foam using free downloadable templates. The creator covers cutting and shaping the foam, assembling the form, and applying a detailed hand-painted and weathered finish using Liquitex and Golden acrylics. A final application of perma blood adds a gory, distressed look faithful to the game's aesthetic. The result is a lightweight, screen-accurate cosplay prop suitable for Halloween or conventions.
Stiltbeast Studios returns with another installment of their Monstercamp series, documenting the behind-the-scenes process of bringing monsters and Halloween creatures to life. The video showcases the craft and artistry involved in fabricating props and wearable monster creations suited for professional haunted attractions. As part of an ongoing series, it offers viewers a look into the dedicated workflow of a seasoned creature-making studio.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the full process of sculpting a wearable full head mask, offering an in-depth look at professional-level creature creation. At nearly three hours, this is a comprehensive session covering the design and sculpting stages expected in haunted attraction prop making. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the techniques used to bring a monster mask from concept to finished sculpture. This is a serious, long-form tutorial aimed at dedicated mask makers and prop builders.
This tutorial by SKS Props walks through building a lightweight, wearable Mari Lwyd horse skull from HD foam using a free downloadable template. The Mari Lwyd is a Welsh folk tradition in which a decorated horse skull is carried door-to-door for rhyming competitions. A standout feature of this build is a pull-string mechanism that opens and closes the jaw, making it interactive and performance-ready. The finished prop is embellished with ornaments, ribbons, and bells to match the festive nature of the tradition.
CFX showcases the Scourge Clown Variant, a premium silicone mask featuring an engineered enlarged jaw and under-chin strapping system that enables the wearer to produce exaggerated, highly expressive movement. The video demonstrates the impressive range of motion this articulation system achieves, highlighting how lifelike and unsettling the mask appears in motion. It is paired with a clown costume to present the full character effect.
CFX Masks showcases the Helmet Head, a silicone character mask depicting a goblin clad in a weathered metallic helmet with glowing light-up eyes. The video demonstrates the mask's fit and movement on a male model, highlighting how the flexible silicone conforms naturally during wear. Designed for fantasy and sci-fi costuming scenarios, the piece blends creature character work with imaginative world-building aesthetic.
