Making a “Dead Alien” Prop | The End Haunted House Build 2018 | Part 2
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
Part 2 of Haunt Former's 2018 build series for 'The End' haunted house focuses on constructing a dead alien prop from scratch. The creator applies corpsing techniques to a skeleton base to achieve a convincing extraterrestrial corpse effect. The short runtime suggests a focused, practical demonstration of the prop-making process suited for home haunters looking to add a sci-fi horror element to their displays.
Key takeaways
- ◆Corpsing techniques are applied to a skeleton to create a believable alien corpse
- ◆Part of a larger 2018 haunted house build series with a sci-fi/end-of-world theme
- ◆Demonstrates how a classic Halloween skeleton can be repurposed into a unique themed prop
- ◆Relatively accessible build concept for haunters wanting non-traditional creature props
Who this is for
Home haunters and prop builders interested in adding sci-fi or alien-themed characters to their haunted house or yard display.
Materials mentioned
- • skeleton
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