what special makeup effects is

Universal Pictures’ released the classic film ‘Frankenstein’ in 1931, with Boris Karloff as the “The Monster”, which gave rise to a new era of cinemagic, and the ‘horror film’ was born. Today, this art form has expanded in popularity to become a field of its own. The advances in plastics technology and inventive mechanics adapted from other fields make possible a new approach to creating remarkable characters as well as transformations beyond the scope of imagination. Fresh concepts are created constantly when a new film or artist comes on the scene, which strikes the viewer with increasingly frightening, peculiar, or horrifying effects. Ordinarily, ‘Makeup’ is employed for beautification; ‘Special Makeup Effects’ simply donates the use of makeup products and materials to take us into a new dimension.