MAKING MONSTER MUD STATUES & LIFE SIZED PROPS W/ CHERYL CALLENDER: PROP SHOP
by Hauntcast
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What this video covers
Hauntcast's Prop Shop segment features Cheryl Callender — of the Chicago Haunt Builds Group and the Creepers on Carlton home haunt — walking through the process of creating Monster Mud statues and life-sized Halloween props. The episode draws on Cheryl's hands-on experience building large-scale figures for a home haunt environment. It serves as a practical, conversation-driven guide for haunters looking to add impressive full-size characters to their displays.
Key takeaways
- ◆Cheryl Callender shares her real-world Monster Mud workflow for building life-sized statues
- ◆Instruction comes from an experienced home haunter active in the Chicago Haunt Builds community
- ◆Monster Mud is presented as an accessible material for creating large, durable Halloween figures
- ◆The podcast format allows for in-depth discussion of techniques and tips not always covered in short tutorials
Who this is for
Home haunters and yard haunt builders who want to learn Monster Mud statue construction from an experienced community builder.
Materials mentioned
- • monster mud
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