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Dick Van Dyke's Halloween Home Haunt 2021 with Distortions Unlimited Crew | Scares, Shows & Props

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Length
9:58
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73,565
Published
May 2022

What this video covers

Distortions Unlimited documents their 2021 Halloween visit to Dick Van Dyke and Arlene Silver's home, where the legendary entertainer has been running a yard haunt for over five decades. The crew delivered and set up a range of Distortions animatronics and props — including a giant singing animatronic head performing Thriller with Van Dyke's own voice — and suited up in costumes to help scare and entertain guests. The evening also featured a live Halloween show with a ventriloquist, a puppeteer, and Dick and Arlene themselves dancing and singing. Behind-the-scenes footage of the crew meeting and having lunch with Van Dyke adds a personal, celebratory touch to the video.

Key takeaways

  • Dick Van Dyke has decorated his home for Halloween for more than 50 years, making it a beloved local tradition
  • Distortions Unlimited supplied and installed multiple Shocktronics animatronics and themed props including the Scream Generator, Blood Shock Costume, and Pumpkin Stalker
  • A highlight prop is a giant animatronic head singing Thriller, voiced by Dick Van Dyke himself
  • The evening included live entertainment — ventriloquism, puppetry, and Van Dyke family performances — blending haunt atmosphere with variety show flair
  • Behind-the-scenes footage gives viewers a rare, candid look at the Distortions Unlimited team interacting with Van Dyke off-camera

Who this is for

Halloween enthusiasts, Distortions Unlimited fans, and anyone inspired by celebrity home haunts and high-end animatronic prop displays.

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