Marissa and Bryce Wollman, with the Jesse James Players of Garretson are part of the frightening crew of actors who are waiting along the Hike of Horrors to give you all the Halloween feels. They&#… ...

3. Create fake wounds using makeup you already have: Segars explains how to use red and black lipstick to make fake wounds.

The fake claw wound is one of the most popular this year for Halloween, with sales of Mexican-themed Day of the Dead make-up kits and costumes coming a close second.

Even after the fake wound is finished, it still takes several more layers of makeup and blood to make the whole thing look convincing—and it really does look convincing. Maybe don’t want the ...

DIY Wounds Only in the world of horror could a makeup artist be as much of a star as an actor or director, and Tom Savini has parlayed his work in makeup into both acting and directing. The man ...

Make-up artist Samantha Helen has shown Newsround a simple step-by-step way to create some seriously gory Halloween make-up! To start creating your fake wound, take a dark red colour and paint a ...

How do special effects magicians behind the scenes create gunshot wounds, carotid geysers, frothing punctured lungs, Macbeth's telltale incarnadined hands, zombie face chunks? Ready-mixed ...

How to: Make Fake Blood Image: Jason Lee Real human blood is thicker than water and begins to coagulate as soon as it's exposed to air. That's why fake blood needs to be sticky and goopy.

So how do you make an actor look as though they have been bitten by a vampire? Prosthetics specialist Neill Gorton shows you how.