How to Make a ZOMBIE Halloween PROP | Part 2
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
Part 2 of a two-part series from Haunt Former walks viewers through the finishing steps of building a custom zombie Halloween prop. The video focuses on detail work such as adding hair, blood effects, and other finishing touches to create a rotten corpse appearance. At just four minutes, it delivers a quick, accessible look at how hobbyist haunters can elevate a homemade zombie figure. Viewers are encouraged to watch Part 1 for the foundational build steps.
Key takeaways
- ◆Concludes a two-part zombie prop build series covering finishing and detailing
- ◆Covers surface details like hair placement and blood effects for a decayed look
- ◆Short runtime makes it an accessible, quick-reference tutorial for beginners
- ◆Pairs with a separately linked eyeball prop for added realism
Who this is for
Beginner home haunters and Halloween DIY enthusiasts looking to build and detail an original zombie prop on a budget.
Materials mentioned
- • fake hair
- • fake blood
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