Halloween Ghost-face Latex Mask

Halloween Horror Latex Mask: Evil Dead Theme

Transform your Halloween outfit with this terrifying latex mask, designed with the aesthetic of The Evil Dead. This full-face headwear features a decaying, skeletal visage complete with long, stringy grey hair and hollow, sunken eyes.

The mask is defined by heavy, rusted-looking chains wrapping across the eyes and mouth, sealing the jaw and revealing jagged, yellowed teeth beneath. The intricate paint job highlights the necrotic texture of the skin, creating a realistic undead appearance.

Craftsmanship and Wearability

Made from flexible latex, the mask mimics rotting flesh with detailed textures that catch the light. The integrated grey hair adds a wild, possessed look perfect for cosplay.

Measuring 24cm wide, 26cm tall, and 20cm deep, this universal-size mask is designed to fit most adult heads. It is sold as a single piece (Mask x 1), making it easy to pack for costume parties, haunted house appearances, or DIY horror projects.

Key Specifications

• Material: Latex
• Dimensions: 24cm (Width) x 26cm (Height) x 20cm (Depth)
• Theme: Evil Dead, Horror, Ghost Face, Chains
• Packing List: 1 x Latex Mask
• Target Audience: Universal, primarily adults for horror events

The realistic decay and chain detailing make this a standout prop for fans of survival horror games and classic cinema. The depth of the mask (20cm) provides coverage for the nose and chin, enhancing the immersive effect.

Perfect for Horror Fans

Whether you are dressing up as a character from the Necronomicon Ex Mortis or simply want to scare friends at a Halloween party, this mask delivers a visceral impact. The side profile shows the structure of the jaw and the flow of the hair, ensuring a 360-degree scary look.

Close-up details reveal the texture of the chains across the face and the rotting teeth, ensuring no detail is missed under camera lights or flashlights at haunted attractions.

Equip yourself with this high-fidelity horror prop for your next DIY costume project this October.