Face Off

The final three must create creatures for a haunted house conceptualized by series judge Glenn Hetrick.

The six remaining artists create victims of a fungal virus that turns people into zombies.

The artists bring the four seasons to life for a dance choreographed by Travis Wall.

A twist with the teams, and an assignment to create fairy tale characters. Elizabeth Mitchell guest judges.

In a first, the artists are divided into two make-up effects shops, and the first assignment is to design a werewolf pack.

The last four must create a gargoyle inspired by a different style of architecture

The remaining artists, competing individually, must create an alien delegate for an intergalactic congress

The competition is turned on its head as the eight remaining all-stars are combined into a pair of super teams that must each create a frightening family of three mutated characters.

The conclusion from last week's elimination challenge; the immunity challenge has the teams create magical marionette characters.

The competition takes a monstrous turn as the All-Star teams create two makeups themed after Jekyll and Hyde in the elimination challenge for guest judge John Landis.

The artists arrive at Mattel headquarters in El Segundo, Cal., where they learn they will be creating film-ready versions of "Monster High" characters in this immunity challenge.

A group of returning all-stars compete in Season 11, which begins with the artists having to incorporate green screen technology when creating unique alien creatures.

The artists must create two characters that would be part of a horror film: one demonic character and one possessed character. Three different directors with different scripts of the film named "Hell Hole" will work with each artist. Eliminated contestants will also aid the finalists during the challenge. On the first part of the challenge, the artists create their characters to later get feedback from their directors on what to improve on during a lighting test.

Characters from the World of Warcraft game come to life by the remaining artists who create realistic characters for the 2016 film adaptation, which stars guest judge Robert Kazinsky.

Unique vessels provide the inspiration when the artists face the challenge of creating mischievous genie characters.

It's back. Three rounds of foundation challenges. Who will survive?

Working in teams of two, the artists must create slime as inspiration for the spotlight challenge. The winning team receives immunity.

The remaining 12 artists team up to create a member of a long-lost race inspired by unique languages created by "Game of Thrones" linguist David Peterson.

Season 10 begins with the 14 competing artists working in teams of two to create alien bounty hunters.

Part 1 of 2. The finalists learn their last challenge is to work with a real-life Hollywood director and full production crew to create three stunning short films on location.

Inspired by Syfy's The Expanse, the artists must create a character that represents the next stage in human evolution.

The remaining artists add their own twist to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

The artists face the challenge of taking a male model and turning him into a female character from a classic Shakespearean play.

The artists paired up to create the gatekeeper to an alternate dimension ... and the creature he or she guards.

The reality competition celebrates its 100th episode in style when the artists turn real-life couples into whimsically undead duos. Following the challenge, host McKenzie Westmore, who recently became an ordained minster, will perform a marriage ceremony attended by friends and family.

Season 9 begins with the 16 artists working in pairs to construct original alien animals that incorporate two models into one massive creation. Later, a surprise announcement from the judges keeps everyone on edge.

The artists must create western steampunk cyborgs, in order to make it into the finals at the Vinpearl Land Amphitheater in Nha Trang, Vietnam.

The Artists must make their Imaginary Friends from their childhood as a film character or creature.

The contestants must take inspiration from the planets in the solar system to create alien queens who compete in a intergalactic beauty pageant.

The artists learn that for their challenge, they will be body-painting nude models in the middle of the woods.

The artists have to design creatures based on unique sound effects created by sound designer Erik Aadahl.

The remaining 14 artists take part in a deadly predator challenge featuring guest judge Josh Hutcherson ("The Hunger Games").

Season 8 begins with three returning champions joining the competition as coaches.

The four semifinalists conquer giant city-crushing monstrosities in order to crush their way straight into the finale.

The artists are faced with the challenge of creating a Greek God and also the severed head of a beast they have slain.

The artists turn their worst childhood fears into terrifying evil clowns who will perform a nightmarish circus routine.

In partnership with Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights, the artists' mission is to create a horror villain inspired by original movie posters and their tag lines.

Teams must re-imagine characters from "The Wonderful World of Oz," as if they were in "Alice's Wonderland."

A superhero foundation challenge; the artists must create twisted tree characters after becoming one with nature.

The artists must create over-the-top makeup for crime bosses in the world of Dick Tracy.

In the dramatic conclusion to Face Off's first ever two-part challenge, the four remaining artists compete for their spot in the finale by creating werewolf rivals for the legendary vampires they created in the prior episode.

The artists head to Union Station and discover that they'll be heading into the future to create original robots tailored to a specific profession.

The artists delve into the whimsical world of children's author Roald Dahl and must create never before seen characters. Screenwriter, author, and Roald Dahl's daughter Lucy Dahl guest judges.

The artists embark on a trip of a lifetime to Tokyo where they'll gather inspiration for two extreme challenges inspired by the ancient culture of Japan.

The artists arrive at a beautiful yet mysterious swamp and learn that they'll be making some famously fabled creatures unknown to science - Cryptids.

The artists get ready to roll 'n rock as they team together to build an original rock star character who has truly become one with an electric guitar.

The 14 remaining artists create out-of-this-world alien creatures suffering from an array of interplanetary ailments.

The art of body painting is demonstrated and explored during an hour hosted by McKenzie Westmore and featuring commentary by the cast of "Naked Vegas" and former "Face Off" contestants.

The contestants create original human-bird hybrids for the penultimate Spotlight Challenge.

Arriving at the famous Laugh Factory comedy club, the artists are tasked with creating an original ghost character that is funny and scary.

Artists are faced with creating dark and sexy alien circus characters for an out-of-this-world performance.

The artists are asked to incorporate a gag element to their designs.

Artists explore tunnels in search of clues.

The contestants must make a far-future monster.

The artists visit the set of the new Syfy series "Defiance" to inspire original alien creations.

The artists must create a never-before-seen creature that glows in the dark.

The contestants will choose images to be used for a creepy-crawly bug-themed challenge.

The contestants must create a creature using candy that is found throughout the lab.

The artists compete for the chance to have their design featured in a DC Comic book; the contestants must create an original superhero.

The remaining three artists are tasked with creating Halloween-themed characters, which they then must have perform in a choreographed stunt show.

Material from a junkyard must be used in a cyborg challenge.

The competing artists are tasked with creating original movie monsters based on sketches done by children.

The contestants create makeup for superheroes and their sidekicks after getting inspiration from some astonishing vehicles. Kevin Smith is a guest judge.

The Chinese New Year is the theme as the contestants create dragon makeup for performers doing an acrobatic dance routine.

Sean Astin greets the contestants, who are challenged to create original aliens for the “Star Wars” cantina scene in the Season 3 opener.