Face Off

- Season 10

(2016)

An all-new season of Face Off begins with a bang as fourteen talented artists work in teams of two to create alien bounty hunters.

The artists work in teams to create a whimsical makeup based on an oversized toy. Special Guest: Paul Reubens (Pee Wee Herman).

The remaining 12 artists team up to create a member of a long lost race inspired by unique languages created by professional conlanger, David Peterson. Special Guest: David Peterson (language expert, Game of Thrones).

The eleven artists face the impossible mission of creating a realistic disguise makeup for their first individual, Focus Challenge. Super Producer Gale Anne Hurd serves as Guest Judge.

The artists work in teams of two to create their own parasitic aliens that burst out of their human hosts.

The artists create whimsical ghost characters based on unique and comical obituaries.

It's the return of the two most intimidating words in the competition: the Gauntlet. The eight remaining artists compete in a series of three challenges, with the winners of the first two challenges getting a night on the town and the bottom look from the final challenge heading home.

The artists must transform beautiful, yet evil sorceresses into their hideous true selves in a twisted fantasy challenge.

After transforming winged models into Valkyries for guest judge Douglas Noe in the Foundation Challenge, the artists create Genie makeups inspired by vessels. Guest judge Bill Corso helps series judges decide who stays and who goes home.

The remaining 5 artists must create a unique Cyclops character in this Focus Challenge. Actor Douglas Smith joins the panel as a Guest Judge.

The remaining artists venture into Azeroth, converting races from the World of Warcraft into realistic characters for the big screen. On stage, "Warcraft" film star Robert Kazinsky joins the judging panel.

In their last challenge before the finale, each artist selects a species from the "Skull Island: Reign of Kong" Universal Orlando attraction and re-imagines its evolution into an intelligent being.

The finalists learn that they will each be creating makeups for films adapted from a horror anthology collected by none other than famed director and producer Jason Blum.

In part two of the Face Off finale, the three finalists and their teams work on set to each create short horror films before one of them is crowned the new Face Off champion.