Video Tag
Every video tagged “UV reactive” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
11 videos
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the construction of a creepy bear puppet designed to be performed under black light, with a Valentine's Day twist. The build leverages UV-reactive and glow-in-the-dark paints to create a striking, eerie visual effect in dark environments. The video blends puppet fabrication techniques with black light performance aesthetics, resulting in a prop equally suited to haunt sets, scary puppet shows, or prank scenarios.
This short video from Composite Effects showcases the movement and articulation of their Rocky the Demon silicone mask in the UV-reactive Ifrit colorway. The clip highlights how the mask flexes and moves on a wearer, giving potential buyers a realistic sense of fit and lifelike motion. Rocky was a fan-named character revealed during CFX's Fansworld 2020 live streams, adding a community-driven backstory to the product. The mask is designed to fit a range of adult head sizes within a stated circumference window.
This Stiltbeast Studios tutorial walks through the process of painting a large eel prop using UV reactive paints designed to glow under blacklight. The technique focuses on applying broad, bold color zones divided by black line work to maximize visual impact when illuminated with UV light. The approach is aimed at haunt builders looking to create striking blacklight-reactive pieces for their attractions.
CFX Masks showcases movement footage of 'The Dead,' a premium silicone skull mask inspired by 1930s rubber hose cartoon aesthetics. It is part of a three-piece series called the Rubber Hose Ruffians, depicting a playful skeletal character with a bulbous skull, oversized eye sockets, and a wide toothy grin. The Sugar Skull variant featured here is also UV-reactive, glowing under black light. The mask was sculpted with the aid of a 6-axis robot and finished by hand by the design team at Composite Effects.
FrightProps showcases Frankenglow, a concentrated UV-reactive gel that mixes with water to create a glowing liquid effect under blacklight. A small amount of concentrate yields a large volume of finished product, making it a cost-effective option for haunted house builders. The mixing process is straightforward — combine with water in stages and adjust to your preferred consistency.
The Haunt Former channel unboxes a selection of Zagone Studios mask and costume accessories just ahead of Halloween, showcasing items that include UV-reactive and blacklight-compatible pieces. The video highlights character themes such as scarecrow, pumpkin, and bone crusher designs. A creator discount code is offered for viewers interested in purchasing from Zagone Studios.
This short video from CFX Masks showcases the Archangel silicone mask in motion, demonstrating how the piece moves and fits on a male wearer. The Archangel is a high-detail creature mask depicting an eyeless angelic being marked with symbolic glyphs, designed to evoke a supernatural, otherworldly presence. A UV-reactive option is available, making it a versatile choice for both standard and black-light haunt environments.
FrightProps showcases a UV-reactive paint line from Rip City FX, suited for haunted houses and escape rooms. The paint is promoted for its brightness, clarity, and ability to produce striking 3D visual effects under blacklight. This appears to be a product spotlight rather than a full tutorial.
CFX Masks announces the return of their officially licensed Toxic Avenger silicone mask, based on the iconic Troma Entertainment character Melvin. The mask is available in two color variants — a classic Caucasian tone and Toxic Crusader Green — and features a drooping realistic silicone left eye. Both versions include hidden UV-reactive vein work for added effect under black light.
CFX Masks unveils the Scorpio mask, the eleventh entry in their premium Zodiac silicone mask line. This variant features UV-reactive properties that cause it to glow vividly under blacklight, making it especially striking in dark environments. The mask is available to order directly from CFX Masks and ships on a display form. It represents a high-end wearable option for Halloween costumes and haunt characters.
This is the concluding installment of a two-part series focused on creating a blacklight-reactive werewolf mask. The creator completes the painting and finishing process, resulting in a mask ready for Halloween display or wear. The project centers on UV-reactive techniques to make the mask pop under blacklight conditions.
