Video Tag
Every video tagged “2014” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
111 videos
A short showcase of Morbid Enterprises Halloween props themed around the iconic horror clown Pennywise from Stephen King's IT. The video offers a quick look at the officially styled figures or decorations available for the 2014 Halloween season. It serves as a useful reference for collectors and decorators hunting for IT-themed prop options.
A quick look at a budget-friendly banjo-playing skeleton prop available at Walmart during the 2014 Halloween season. The short clip showcases the prop in action, giving viewers a sense of its movement and overall charm. At a low retail price point, it targets shoppers looking for affordable seasonal decorations.
This short video takes a speculative look at props that may have been headed to Spirit Halloween stores for the 2014 season. The creator shares what appear to be early glimpses or rumors of upcoming retail offerings, with a spoiler warning suggesting inside or advance knowledge. At under four minutes, it serves as a quick preview-style overview for fans eager to know what the seasonal giant might stock.
This short promotional trailer teases the PHOBIAS haunted house attraction scheduled for 2014. Running just one minute, it appears designed to build anticipation and drive visitors to the production's website. The clown-themed branding suggests fear-based theming centered on common phobias.
A short walkthrough showcasing the Halloween merchandise and animated props available at Cracker Barrel for the 2014 season. The video highlights the store's seasonal offerings, with a focus on animated and candy corn-themed decorations. It serves as a quick look at what retail Halloween shoppers could expect to find that year.
This video features a look at Party City's 2014 Halloween prop lineup, focusing on asylum-themed animated decorations including creepy nurse and patient characters. The footage appears to be a retail store walkthrough showcasing what was available for purchase that season. It offers a snapshot of mass-market animated Halloween props from that year, useful for collectors and nostalgic haunters alike.
A lighthearted autumn tag video in which the creator shares her personal favorite beauty, fashion, and lifestyle picks for the fall season. She covers categories ranging from face and lip products to trendy and cozy clothing choices. The format follows a structured set of tag questions, adding a personal twist to distinguish it from a standard monthly favorites video.
This video marks the finale of the 2014 PHOBIAS home haunt build series, serving as a Halloween night sendoff after 25 installments of construction and preparation. The creator shares a celebratory message as the haunt opens its doors, wrapping up what appears to be an extensive seasonal build project. As the capstone episode of the series, it likely showcases the completed haunt environment in its finished, ready-to-scare state.
This short video showcases Party City's 2014 Halloween prop lineup, with a focus on asylum-themed decorations and a lifesize standing Pennywise figure. The clip appears to be a quick in-store or promotional look at seasonal retail offerings. It provides haunters and decorators an early glimpse at mass-market prop options available that year.
This short video showcases a Spirit Halloween possessed wall hanger prop from 2014 in action. The demo gives viewers a look at the prop's movement and effect as it would appear in a home or haunt display. At just one minute, it serves as a quick reference for anyone curious about this older Spirit Halloween release.
This video is the second installment of a walkthrough tour of Michaels craft store's Halloween 2014 seasonal section. The creator browses the in-store Halloween offerings and notably meets up with fellow Halloween enthusiast Hoof Hacker during the visit. It offers an on-the-floor look at what Michaels had available for Halloween that year.
A walkthrough tour of the 2014 Poison Oak St Haunted House, a high-end professional animatronic attraction produced by Poison Props. The haunt has been operating since 1996 and features an impressive lineup of animated characters including zombies, ghouls, ghosts, and puppets across an elaborately themed environment. The entire production was assembled in just two days, showcasing the efficiency and experience of the Poison Props team.
This short video showcases Gemmy's 2014 lineup of life-size Halloween props, highlighting what was available to consumers that season. The clip appears to serve as a quick preview or overview of the collection rather than a detailed review or tutorial. Viewers get a look at the scale and variety of Gemmy's seasonal offerings for that year.
Part 16 of the ongoing PHOBIAS haunt build series focuses on prop shopping rather than construction, with the creator walking through a Spirit Halloween wish list of items intended for the 2014 build. The video offers a brief but focused look at how one home haunter sources commercial props to complement their DIY build. At just one minute, it functions more as a planning snapshot than a deep-dive review.
This is the second installment in a multi-part build series focused on creating a Jeff the Killer prop inspired by the popular creepypasta character. The creator works on painting the character's iconic mouth detail and a knife prop using acrylic paint, while also sourcing appropriate clothing to complete the figure. The video documents incremental progress toward a finished display-ready Halloween prop.
This video offers an early look at Grandin Road's 2014 Halloween prop lineup. The presenter showcases new arrivals from the popular seasonal retailer, giving viewers a firsthand glimpse of that year's offerings. It serves as a useful reference for collectors and decorators interested in what Grandin Road brought to market that season.
This short video showcases a 2014 licensed Ghostbusters Slimer animated Halloween prop available at Party City. The clip gives viewers a look at the retail product in action, highlighting its animated features. It appears aimed at collectors and casual decorators seeking pop-culture-themed Halloween décor.
This video takes viewers on a walkthrough of Michaels craft store's Halloween 2014 seasonal merchandise section. It offers an early look at the decorations, props, and Halloween items available at retail that year. As part one of a multi-part series, it covers the first portion of the store's Halloween aisle offerings.
This short fan-made tribute video parodies Spirit Halloween's 2014 product preview style, spotlighting the Spazm animatronic prop. The creator mimics the format of official Spirit Halloween promotional content as a lighthearted homage. Given the zero-minute listed duration, the video appears to be very brief or a near-silent clip.
This episode is part of an ongoing 2014 home haunt build series documenting the creation of a Halloween attraction called PHOBIAS. The creator showcases newly acquired props and their placement within a garage haunt space. As part of a multi-episode series, it offers a progress update on how the overall haunt is taking shape.
This short video offers an early look at what may be upcoming Spirit Halloween props for 2014, sourced from product listings discovered online. The creator shares potential spoilers for fans eager to see what the seasonal retailer might be stocking. It serves as a quick preview for Halloween enthusiasts keeping tabs on new retail releases.
This video offers a spoiler-focused look at Spirit Halloween's 2014 Tire Swing Zombie Boy animated prop. The reviewer was tipped off about the prop by Full Moon Productions, suggesting some insider or community connection. Viewers get an early or detailed preview of the prop's appearance and likely its activation or movement features.
This short season-finale episode of 'Which Prop Is Better?' pits two Halloween props against each other and invites viewers to cast their vote in the comments. The format is a quick head-to-head comparison showcase featuring animated, life-size monster-style props. It appears to be the concluding installment of a viewer-participation series for the 2014 Halloween season.
Village Mire is a 2014 yard haunt created by Chris Baker, with photography by Julia Cumes and presented through Hauntcast. The video showcases the outdoor Halloween display in what appears to be a village or swamp-themed environment. At approximately ten minutes, it offers a substantial look at the scope and atmosphere of the build.
