Blood on the monkey
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What this video covers
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how to apply artificial blood to a monkey prop, adding a gory finishing touch suited for haunted attractions or home haunts. The blood product used is Haunt Sauce from RipCity FX. The clip was released as a standalone short to sidestep potential platform content restrictions around graphic imagery.
Key takeaways
- ◆Artificial blood from RipCity FX's Haunt Sauce line is used to finish the monkey prop
- ◆Applying blood is shown as a quick, accessible final step in prop detailing
- ◆The technique works equally well for haunted attraction props and DIY costume pieces
- ◆Separating graphic content into its own short video is a practical workaround for platform guidelines
Who this is for
Haunters and prop builders who want a quick, realistic blood-application technique for finished props or costume pieces.
Materials mentioned
- • artificial blood
- • haunt sauce
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