According to Mohan, shooting the scene with fake blood — which is typically concocted from corn syrup, red food coloring and sometimes cocoa powder — was the “hardest” part of making the ...

The corn syrup served as the base, the methyl paraben served as a preservative for longer shoots, the food coloring was adjusted for just the right hue, and the Photo-Flo made sure the red stuff ...

The corn syrup served as the base, the methyl paraben served as a preservative for longer shoots, the food coloring was adjusted for just the right hue, and the Photo-Flo made sure the red stuff ...

The corn syrup served as the base, the methyl paraben served as a preservative for longer shoots, the food coloring was adjusted for just the right hue, and the Photo-Flo made sure the red stuff ...

You have to have this special kind of blood that you only see in Samurai movies.’ The newest fake blood isn’t made out of chocolate syrup or non-dairy creamer: It’s made out of pixels.

For every 1/8 cup of corn syrup that you used, mix in approximately 1 tsp. of sifted white flour. After mixing, allow the fake blood to sit for a few minutes and thicken.

The corn syrup served as the base, the methyl paraben served as a preservative for longer shoots, the food coloring was adjusted for just the right hue, and the Photo-Flo made sure the red stuff ...

The corn syrup served as the base, the methyl paraben served as a preservative for longer shoots, the food coloring was adjusted for just the right hue, and the Photo-Flo made sure the red stuff ...

Add a few tablespoons of corn syrup to make it thick, a teaspoon of red food coloring to make it look like blood, and a tablespoon of cocoa powder to keep it from being the nastiest thing you’ve ...

For runny, crimson, oxygenated blood and splatters, Folino relies on a simple formula using corn (Karo) syrup and dye (red food coloring will work but is hard to wash out of clothes; Folino ...

The corn syrup served as the base, the methyl paraben served as a preservative for longer shoots, the food coloring was adjusted for just the right hue, and the Photo-Flo made sure the red stuff ...

You have to have this special kind of blood that you only see in Samurai movies.’ The newest fake blood isn’t made out of chocolate syrup or non-dairy creamer: It’s made out of pixels.