Half Scarface Zombie

Fire doesn't kill zombies. Well, it does. It kills anything in large enough quantities, but a flaming zombie can still get around a lot longer than a flaming human, and they tend to set things on fire as they go. When the wicking effect burns through all of the subcutaneous fat there's not much left by char and bone... but if it doesn't melt their brains, they'll still be shambling long after the last sluggish thought through their decaying brain matter was that you would have gone really well with Masterfoods brand BBQ sauce.

Hunger. Hunger is all you feel and know. In a vague portion of your mind you remember that there had once been so much more. You had a job. You had a family. But now as you catch the whiff of something delicious, that vague memory is forgotten.

You groan hungrily as you see one of the living, its movement catching your rotting eye. You stagger onward, driven by your sole desire for flesh.

DETAILS

Epic Effects’ new Half Face Zombie is a full mask that has seen livelier days. Seen from the left, you appear passably human with a realistic looking face, featuring hand painted eyebrows and skin and textured with wrinkles and scars. Then turn your head, revealing a terrifying surprise! The right side appears torn off and fractured, dominated by bloody tissue overlaying exposed bone. The eyes of the mask are large with good visibility.

The mask fits over your face and chin, moving with your natural jaw movement. The mask is made from thick 100% natural high-quality latex, making it strong and durable, ensuring long life and extended reuse. The mask is a medium fit made with good room for breathing and ventilation, thus improving comfort with extended wear. The look and style of the mask can be modified by highlighting it with Epic Effects' Water Based Makeup from event to event.

INSPIRATION

• Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre stories
• The term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, describing a dead body animated by magic
• The concept of zombies was first exposed to the Western culture with W.B. Seabrook’s The Magic Island in 1929

4ml bottle w/ brush

Need to look horribly disfigured in a hurry? Or just want to add a bit more character to your character?

Rigid Collodium (or collodion, depending where you're from) works to pucker skin in a matter minutes to form the appearance of old wounds.

Need a deeper scar? Add another layer! It's that easy. And when you're done it peels off with ease.

N.B.: Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive soft tissue,

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... You've got red on you.

This Epic Armoury Effect Blood is one of our cosmetic products used to create gorey makeup and costume effects. Made from corn starch and a careful mix of gel and colouring, this Effect Blood comes in a 100 ml or 500 ml bottle and can be used to create many fun and intense scenes!

Create a wound or other terrifying prop with this fake blood, or use it to stain your bandages and healing kit for a realistic effect on the battlefield.

Directions for use:

Apply this gel using a brush or sponge. Great for use on the face, but can also be used all over the body. Can also be used to coat props and costuming.

Removal:

This Effect Blood is water soluble. Remove it with mild soap and warm water.

Blood.
SO MUCH BLOOOOOD!
From your mouth at any rate. 

INGREDIENTS: Contains Lactose, Corn Starch, Gelatin, Calcium carbonate, Citric acid, Sodium bicarbonate, Sodium saccharine, Titanium dioxide, Iron oxides, Red colourings 3 & 40

Note: Capsules are made of gelatin and will dissolve when wet. Store in a cool, dry place.

Epic Effects’ Blood Capsules are gelatin capsules full of powder that mixes with the saliva in your mouth to create realistic looking blood. Create a dramatically gory effect as a vampire or werewolf, or use it during fight scenes.

The package contains ten capsules that can be stored inside its resealable case. The capsules are made from safe-gelatin, which dissolves if exposed to moisture.

Directions for use:

1. Place one capsule in your mouth. The gelatin will dissolve, but can be kept inside the mouth for a few minutes before use.
2. Bite down on the capsule to release the powdered mix inside.
3. Allow the powder to mix with your saliva inside your mouth, then you will be able to spit or leak realistic blood from your mouth.

Hunger. Hunger is all you feel and know. In a vague portion of your mind you remember that there had once been so much more. You had a job. You had a family. But now as you catch the whiff of something delicious, that vague memory is forgotten.

You groan hungrily as you see one of the living, its movement catching your rotting eye. You stagger onward, driven by your sole desire for flesh.

DETAILS

Epic Effects’ new Grey/Green Big Rotten Zombie is a full mask that has seen livelier days. Once a fat human face, it has been transformed into a festering, swollen undead one with a double chin and greasy, rotten flesh. This mask features misformed features, boils, and narrow eye slits to create a terrifying, but realistic mask. Textured skin and handpainted details add to the quality.

The mask fits over your face and chin, moving with your natural jaw movement. The mask is made from thick 100% natural high-quality latex, making it strong and durable, ensuring long life and extended reuse. The mask is a large fit made with good room for breathing and ventilation, thus improving comfort with extended wear. The look and style of the mask can be modified by highlighting it with Epic Effects' Water Based Makeup from event to event.

INSPIRATION

• Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre stories
• The term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, describing a dead body animated by magic
• The concept of zombies was first exposed to the Western culture with W.B. Seabrook’s The Magic Island in 1929

"Hello boils and ghouls! Fasten your drool cups, and ready your vomit bags! We're going to the movies! Frights, camera, action!"
-The Crypt Keeper

Hunger. Hunger is all you feel and know. In a vague portion of your mind you remember that there had once been so much more. You had a job. You had a family. But now as you catch the whiff of something delicious, that vague memory is forgotten.

You groan hungrily as you see one of the living, its movement catching your rotting eye. You stagger onward, driven by your sole desire for flesh.

DETAILS

Epic Effects’ new Open Brain Zombie is a full mask that has seen livelier days. Once a human face, it has been transformed into a decaying undead. The left side of the skull is dominated by a grotesque wound that exposes the brain. This mask features hand painted details, gnawed off nose, and rotting flesh that reveals a jawbone beneath. The eyes of the mask are large with good visibility.

The mask fits over your face and chin, moving with your natural jaw movement. The mask is made from thick 100% natural high-quality latex, making it strong and durable, ensuring long life and extended reuse. The mask is a medium fit made with good room for breathing and ventilation, thus improving comfort with extended wear. The look and style of the mask can be modified by highlighting it with Epic Effects' Water Based Makeup from event to event.

INSPIRATION

• Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre stories
• The term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, describing a dead body animated by magic
• The concept of zombies was first exposed to the Western culture with W.B. Seabrook’s The Magic Island in 1929

Hunger. Hunger is all you feel and know. In a vague portion of your mind you remember that there had once been so much more. You had a job. You had a family. But now as you catch the whiff of something delicious, that vague memory is forgotten.

You groan hungrily as you see one of the living, its movement catching your rotting eye. You stagger onward, driven by your sole desire for flesh.

DETAILS

Epic Effects’ new Scarface Zombie is a full mask that has seen livelier days. Once a human face, it has been transformed into a decaying undead. Grisly wounds and torn off lips expose the underlying tissue, teeth and bone, giving this mask a particularly gruesome grin. This mask features many handpainted details and sculpted rotting flesh to give it a realistically macabre appearance. The eyes of the mask are large with good visibility.

The mask fits over your face and chin, moving with your natural jaw movement. The mask is made from thick 100% natural high-quality latex, making it strong and durable, ensuring long life and extended reuse. The mask is a medium fit made with good room for breathing and ventilation, thus improving comfort with extended wear. The look and style of the mask can be modified by highlighting it with Epic Effects' Water Based Makeup from event to event.

INSPIRATION

• Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre stories
• The term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, describing a dead body animated by magic
• The concept of zombies was first exposed to the Western culture with W.B. Seabrook’s The Magic Island in 1929

Hunger. Hunger is all you feel and know. In a vague portion of your mind you remember that there had once been so much more. You had a job. You had a family. But now as you catch the whiff of something delicious, that vague memory is forgotten.

You groan hungrily as you see one of the living, its movement catching your rotting eye. You stagger onward, driven by your sole desire for flesh.

DETAILS

Epic Effects’ Zombie Cheek Exposed is a latex prosthetic that has seen livelier days. Designed to fit on the right side of the face, this monster effect will be a terrifying surprise to your potential prey! Become a frightful zombie with a torn cheek, showing off your once handsome cheekbone beneath the skin and muscle.

The Zombie Cheek Torn prosthetic is made from thick 100% natural high-quality latex, making it strong and durable, ensuring long life and extended reuse. Application of this prosthetic is easy using Epic Effect Prosthetic Power Glue, Mastix Spirit Gum or other prosthetic adhesive.

The Package contains instructions in English and French.

This Zombie Cheek Torn is unpainted, but can easily be painted to match the style you desire using Epic Effects Make-Ups.

Available in One Size.

INSPIRATION

• Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre stories
• The term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, describing a dead body animated by magic
• The concept of zombies was first exposed to the Western culture with W.B. Seabrook’s The Magic Island in 1929

Hunger. Hunger is all you feel and know. In a vague portion of your mind you remember that there had once been so much more. You had a job. You had a family. But now as you catch the whiff of something delicious, that vague memory is forgotten.

You groan hungrily as you see one of the living, its movement catching your rotting eye. You stagger onward, driven by your sole desire for flesh.

DETAILS

Epic Effects’ Zombie Cheek Torn is a latex prosthetic that has seen livelier days. Designed to fit on the left side of the face, this monster effect will be a terrifying surprise to your potential prey! Become a frightful zombie with a torn face, showing off your teeth beneath bloody muscle and skin.

The Zombie Cheek Torn prosthetic is made from thick 100% natural high-quality latex, making it strong and durable, ensuring long life and extended reuse. Application of this prosthetic is easy using Epic Effect Prosthetic Power Glue, Mastix Spirit Gum or other prosthetic adhesive.

The Package contains instructions in English and French.

This Zombie Cheek Torn is unpainted, but can easily be painted to match the style you desire using Epic Effects Make-Ups.

Available in One Size.

INSPIRATION

• Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre stories
• The term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, describing a dead body animated by magic
• The concept of zombies was first exposed to the Western culture with W.B. Seabrook’s The Magic Island in 1929

Hunger. Hunger is all you feel and know. In a vague portion of your mind you remember that there had once been so much more. You had a job. You had a family. But now as you catch the whiff of something delicious, that vague memory is forgotten.

You groan hungrily as you see one of the living, its movement catching your rotting eye. You stagger onward, driven by your sole desire for flesh.

DETAILS

Epic Effects’ Zombie Teeth Exposed is a latex prosthetic that has seen livelier days. Designed to fit over the mouth, this monster effect will be a terrifying surprise to your potential prey! Become a frightful zombie whose lips have been torn away, showing off your impeccably straight teeth perfect for eating brains! Your mother would be proud.

The Zombie Teeth Exposed prosthetic is made from thick 100% natural high-quality latex, making it strong and durable, ensuring long life and extended reuse. Application of this prosthetic is easy using Epic Effect Prosthetic Power Glue, Mastix Spirit Gum or other prosthetic adhesive.

The Package contains instructions in English and French.

This Zombie Teeth Exposed is unpainted, but can easily be painted to match the style you desire using Epic Effects Make-Ups.

Available in One Size.

INSPIRATION

• Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre stories
• The term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, describing a dead body animated by magic
• The concept of zombies was first exposed to the Western culture with W.B. Seabrook’s The Magic Island in 1929