How to Make a NASTY Holiday PIE Prop
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
Haunt Former builds a disgustingly fun holiday pie prop with a horrifying secret ingredient — a face or head baked right in. The project is framed as a Thanksgiving-themed build but carries crossover appeal for Halloween and Christmas décor. In just six minutes, the video walks through creating a gross, conversation-starting tabletop prop. It strikes a balance between dark humor and classic horror aesthetics.
Key takeaways
- ◆A holiday pie prop gets a gruesome upgrade with a face or head as its centerpiece ingredient
- ◆Short build time makes this an accessible project for haunters of any skill level
- ◆Works as a seasonal decoration for Thanksgiving, Halloween, or a creepy Christmas display
- ◆Adds dark comedic flair to a home haunt or party table setting
- ◆Part of Haunt Former's broader Halloween prop build series
Who this is for
Home haunters and Halloween enthusiasts looking for a quick, quirky, and gross holiday prop that doubles as a seasonal conversation piece.
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