Skull Mask with Top Hat
$27.99
737 reviews2026 season· prices checked by hand · 2,797 buyer reviews behind the line
The porch light is off.
The masks are on.
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Latex ghouls, resin muzzles, gold horns and porch heads. Every one of them rated by real buyers, priced for a single October night and ready to ship from our partner store.
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Average 3.8 stars across the line, shown on every page.
Most fit most adults. If a mask runs small, we tell you.
Delivery, returns and refunds run through the partner store's order page.
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20 reviewsReal words from people who wore them. Rated 3.8 across 2,797 reviews.
Wow.!! Love it. Only one lil issue. The visibility is limited. Nothing than you can't fix with adding a little cut next to the eyes, so you can see better. But over all...is perfect. If you're a person with a lot of hair or have a big head, is not for you. Really Scary for the Halloween ocasion.
My husband got so many compliments on Halloween for the mask. However, it was too big for his head and we used close pins to secure it to his head a little tighter. Overall it was cool and he loved it.
Heavy durable plastic. Way above expectation for a Halloween costume.
Worked well for my Loki costume for Comicon! Work the correct way it was ok to wear. Looks great!
The amount of joy when I found this was ridiculous! I got it for my husband for Christmas afraid he wouldn't know what it was. He knew immediately and said, "she choose....wisely"...wrapped perfectly. Great gift 🎁
Great quality especially for the price. I did add some fake blood to dress it up because it is somewhat dull on the color aspect of it, but overall a pretty creepy mask! Did do a bit of cutting for extra breathability but didn’t take away from the mouth opening.
The whole Bulex line in one place
Fit
Measuring your head, pulling a latex mask on without tearing it, fixing small eye holes and trimming the neck for a comfortable night.
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Care
Why new latex smells, how long to air it out, how to wash paint-finished masks and how to store them so they keep their shape until next October.
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Style
How to turn a single mask into a finished Halloween look with clothes you already own, one prop and the right way to move.
Read moreA good Halloween mask does its job before anyone gets close. That is the standard we hold every Bulex piece to: a silhouette people read from the sidewalk, a face that still works under a single porch bulb, and a fit that lets you stay in character for the whole party rather than the first ten minutes. Below is how our line of horror masks, headpieces and haunt props is put together, and how to pick the right one for your October.
Most of what we make is poured latex that covers the entire head and rests on the shoulders, so the illusion holds from behind as well as from the front. Latex flexes with your jaw and brow, which is why a screaming ghost with a long black wig or a rotting zombie with patches of moss looks alive rather than frozen. Each one is hand-painted in thin layers of skin tone, bruising and blood. One size suits most adult heads from roughly 21.5 to 25 inches around, and every product page says so plainly if a mask runs small.
If you want a costume that needs no explanation, the slasher shelf is the place to start: the clown with the black hat and diamond eyes, the silent white clown with the tiny top hat, the rotted hockey mask, the stitched sack-head grin and the demon killer whose red LED eyes glow under a hood. Add a plain dark jacket and one of our plastic butcher knives and the costume is done. Haunted house crews like these for exactly that reason: they go on in under a minute.
Some nights call for something that was never human. Our skull masks cover the flaming demon skull, a scarecrow skull stitched from burlap and a skeleton with a hinged jaw that moves as you speak. The creature masks go further: a tentacled thing from the deep sea, a green alien with a ribbed collar, a dreadlocked jungle hunter and four versions of the pig mask from horror film barns.
Not everyone can wear latex, so part of the line is cast in resin, ABS or PVC instead. The barred muzzle mask comes in black, olive and brown, the eyeless blue mask is a single glossy resin shell, and the silver death mask is light, odourless plastic with hand-painted filigree. The gold horned helmets, the broken-horn tiara and the red witch crown are rigid too, and none of them go near the skin with rubber.
A crown or a pair of horns finishes a costume from the top down and leaves the face free for make-up. We make two gold horned helmets, a tiara with one snapped horn, a scarlet witch crown, Lady Liberty's spiked crown and torch, and a six-piece purple and silver space warrior costume in sizes XS to XXL.
The last part of the line lives on the porch rather than on your face: life-size severed heads that hang from a beam or a branch, a latex gore torso you wear over a T-shirt, a little slasher gnome whose pumpkin lights up, a painted plastic knife and a resin grail-cup replica. Combine a hanging head with the porch light switched off and the walk to your door becomes the scariest part of the night.
Each price button opens that exact mask in our partner store, where you see today's price, stock and a delivery date for your own address before paying. Masks sell out as Halloween gets close, so we suggest ordering by the middle of October and giving a latex mask a day out of the bag to air before you wear it.