How to Make the Scariest Monster Hiding in the Wall From Stranger Things

Attention all Stranger Things fans! Have you ever wanted to see a Demogorgon in real life? In this video, we will show you, without the use of special effects, how we transform an ordinary mannequin into a terrifying monster! You will witness the incredible work of our craftsmen and discover how they brought this creature to life in a way that will send shivers down your spine. Don't miss out on this must-see video!
First, we took a mannequin and removed its arms and legs. We then created holes in the arms and attached metal wires to create extensions, to which we then reattached the removed parts. Using construction tape and glue, we reinforced the wire and created a hard layer. To make the hands, we poured a special mortar into a mold, sanded the new hands and inserted wires into the fingers to form claws later from foil and plasticine. We slimmed down the mannequin by cutting off a side of the body and formed muscles and bones from foil for our model. After painting everything black, we added bloodstains. For the head, we created a base using plastic wrap and duct tape, which we then made out of foam and covered with foil and tissues soaked in glue solution. We painted the head and added teeth before moving onto decorating the wall. We hung LED tape and cotton to create a stunning effect. Finally, our intimidating work was done!
We hope you enjoy watching our work! Give us a thumbs up and leave a comment! Share it with anyone who loves the Stranger Things series - they are sure to enjoy it! Don't forget to check out our other videos where we have even scarier ideas:
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