Freddy Kreuger
Monster make-up by Creative Character Engineering brings serial-killing slasher Freddy Kreuger to life.
Acid Burn
An acid burn effect used in "Let Me In" (2010).
Livecasting
A special effects team "livecasts" a model to create a mold used to sculpt life-like replicas.
Modeled Head
A head model used in 2010's "Let Me In." This victim needed to appear hanging upside down in the movie, so Clement and his team livecasted the actor tilted upside down. The result is a face realistically distorted by gravity.
Side By Side
The upside-down body replica for "Let Me In" (2010) next to the real thing.
Chest
A realistic-looking chest used on the television series "ER."
Dark Shadows
Makeup from the 2003 vampire flick "Dark Shadows."
Nightmare Victim
A replica "victim" from 2010's "A Nightmare on Elm Street."
Head
An artist works on a replica movie head at Creative Characters Engineering.
Fake Baby
It's not all gore: Newborn babies aren't great actors, so filmmakers use silicone replicas like this one, from "What to Expect When You're Expecting" (2012).
