{"id":6568,"count":40,"description":"Vous avez besoin d'un masque pour Halloween ou vous voulez compl\u00e9ter votre collection de masques d'horreur ? D\u00e9couvrez notre gamme de masques Monsters & Aliens, des mod\u00e8les sous licence officielle aux cr\u00e9ations uniques faites \u00e0 la main. Notre s\u00e9lection comprend des masques aux d\u00e9tails effroyables, aux expressions obs\u00e9dantes et aux designs sinistres qui rendront votre costume ou votre exposition vraiment horrifiant.\r\n\r\nEn savoir plus Masques d'extraterrestres<\/a> cliquez ici.","link":"https:\/\/madabouthorror.co.uk\/fr\/c\/masks\/monsters\/","name":"Masques de monstres et d'extraterrestres","slug":"monsters","taxonomy":"product_cat","parent":6541,"meta":[],"menu_order":8,"acf":{"category_tagline":"Monsters & Aliens Masks","supporting_content":"

Whether you're stalking a scare maze, shooting a short film or filling a shelf with oddities, these masks let you drop the human face entirely. Our range leans into the strange, with big skulls, extra eyes and textured hides built for weekend cosplayers and full-time scare actors alike.<\/p>\n

Latex Creatures vs Silicone Aliens<\/strong><\/p>\n

Most of our monster masks are pulled latex. They're light, forgiving on fit, and easy to paint or patch. A silicone alien mask sits at the other end of the scale. It's heavier and pricier, but unbeatable for close-up realism when the camera or crowd gets near.<\/p>\n

If you want a realistic alien mask that reads on camera, silicone wins every time. For long haunt shifts, latex breathes better and stays comfortable for hours.<\/p>\n

Original Sculpts and Licensed Pieces<\/strong><\/p>\n

Alongside licensed screen creatures, we stock hand-sculpted work from independent artists. Think one-off grey aliens, bug-eyed visitors and deep-sea things with teeth. A latex alien mask from an indie sculptor gives you a look no one else at the con will be wearing.<\/p>