Video Tag
Every video tagged “animatronic” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1505 videos
This video from the Haunted Attraction Network captures an ART the Clown animatronic on display at the Transworld Halloween Show 2025. The clip showcases the prop's likeness to the iconic Terrifier villain, giving haunted attraction buyers and enthusiasts a close look at one of the show's standout exhibits. As a trade-show floor feature, it offers a glimpse into the cutting edge of commercially available horror animatronics for the 2025 season.
This short-form video from Wicked Makers showcases what appears to be a Foxy animatronic build inspired by the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise. The clip is designed to grab attention and highlight the impressive, lifelike quality of the creation. Given the one-minute runtime and lack of a provided description, specific build details are not available.
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay transform a store-bought werewolf animatronic into Figure — the blind, sound-hunting monster from the Roblox horror game Doors. They reshape the prop's body using bubble wrap, aluminum foil, and plastic wrap, then replace the default motion sensor with a sound sensor so the animatronic reacts to noise just like the in-game enemy. Finishing touches include custom teeth and a glowing head before putting their creation to the ultimate test: attempting to sneak past it in real life.
Wicked Makers' Jay and Jaimie transform a basic store-bought plastic skeleton into a swaying drunken pirate animatronic inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean. The build covers two parallel tracks: constructing a wiper-motor-driven PVC swaying mechanism, and detailing the skeleton with corpsing (cotton, liquid latex, and contact cement), custom painting, and thrift-store costume weathering. The corpsing method demonstrated produces a decayed, fleshy look distinct from the mummified result of heat-gun-and-plastic-wrap techniques. The finished prop is designed for outdoor yard display and makes an impressive centerpiece for a home haunt.
Wicked Makers duo Jay and Jaimie transform an off-the-shelf Wizard animatronic into a fully realized Krampus character in this 20-minute build video. The project focuses on reskinning and redesigning an existing animated prop rather than building from scratch, making it a creative and approachable conversion build. The result is a menacing Krampus decoration suitable for dark Christmas or holiday haunt displays.
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay transform popular Labubu collectible figures into horror-themed animatronic props, giving the trendy toys a nightmarish makeover. The build incorporates animatronic mechanisms and custom fabrication, including a 3D-printed Freddy Krueger-style glove sourced from a free Thingiverse file. The project bridges pop-culture collectibles with Halloween prop-making, turning something cute and recognizable into something genuinely unsettling. Special fabrication collaboration credit goes to BeardlessProps.
Wicked Makers creators Jaimie and Jay tackle one of Halloween's most unique character builds — bringing Bill Cipher, the iconic triangle dream demon from Gravity Falls, to life as a functioning animatronic. The short-form video showcases the finished build and its movement, celebrating the intersection of pop culture fandom and Halloween prop-making. It's a compelling proof-of-concept for fans eager to see the beloved animated villain realized in three dimensions.
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay construct an oversized animatronic LEGO Zombie Minifigure inspired by Zeke from the Scooby-Doo LEGO set. The build progresses from a cardboard prototype to 3D-printed parts, which are then detailed with Apoxie Sculpt for realistic texture, dressed in fabric clothing, hand-painted, and finally brought to life with servo motors programmed in Bottango. The finished prop was field-tested at a kids' LEGO summer camp with enthusiastic results. It serves as both a showpiece Halloween decoration and a masterclass in combining multiple maker disciplines into one cohesive animatronic build.
Wicked Makers creators Jay and Jaimie tackle an ambitious fan-build project: a fully functional animatronic version of Caine, the host character from the animated series The Amazing Digital Circus. The build incorporates a flying effect, bringing the floating, top-hat-wearing AI character to life in three dimensions. The project leverages resin 3D printing and collaboration with several prop-making specialists. At 40 minutes, the video offers an in-depth look at the full fabrication process from concept to finished animatronic.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Sleeping Giant animatronic prop, a large-scale character that snores, speaks, opens its eyes, and rises to a standing position. The prop is designed for high-traffic professional environments such as theme parks, haunted attractions, and corn mazes. Its versatile fantasy design allows it to function as a giant, troll, or ogre depending on the event's theme.
This video reviews the Face Off Baby Doll, a Spirit Halloween animated prop from 2015. The reviewer showcases the prop's key features, which include light-up eyes and face, a moving mouth, a dropping head motion, and built-in spooky audio. It falls under the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to evaluating Halloween props and animatronics. The video serves as a buying guide for haunters looking to add a creepy doll centerpiece to their haunt.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network showcases a custom animatronic piece called Monster's Revenge, built by Poison Props. The clip appears to highlight the finished prop in action, giving haunt professionals and enthusiasts a look at a high-end creature animatronic. Given the brevity and lack of a source description, specific build or mechanical details are limited.
Distortions Unlimited showcases Jolt, a ready-to-use electric chair animatronic prop designed for haunted attractions and Halloween events. The figure delivers a wild shaking motion paired with built-in audio to sell the electrocution illusion. As a manufactured, plug-and-play product, it requires no DIY assembly and is aimed at professional haunt operators and serious home haunters alike.
A short, lighthearted showcase of a Party City Baby Michael Myers animatronic or novelty prop. The creator plays up the comedic angle of a tiny, huggable version of the iconic horror slasher. The video appears to be a fun, character-driven clip rather than a detailed review or tutorial.
This short clip from Distortions Unlimited spotlights Jolt, an electric-chair animatronic designed for haunted attractions. The brief showcase highlights the prop as a dramatic, execution-themed centerpiece. It functions as a promotional preview rather than a build guide or in-depth review.
This short demo video showcases Spirit Halloween's 'Two Scoops' animatronic prop from 2021, featuring the unsettling concept of a child trapped inside a giant ice cream. The video is part of a dedicated animatronic demo series from the Spooky Guy444 channel, offering viewers a close-up look at the prop in action. It serves as a quick reference for Halloween collectors and shoppers evaluating Spirit Halloween's seasonal offerings.
This roughly 24-minute tutorial walks viewers through building an animated skeleton groundbreaker, a mechanical prop designed to emerge from a graveyard scene with eerie, zombie-like motion. The host provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the moving figure so it can be added to a Halloween cemetery display. It's geared toward home haunters wanting a motorized centerpiece for their yard.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Electric Chair Revenge animatronic, a high-intensity horror prop that builds on their original industry-changing electric chair design. The piece features a proprietary two-phase movement system delivering violent thrashing followed by rapid vibration for a startling, organic effect. Introduced in 2019, it represents the brand's continued push into extreme animatronic experiences alongside other creations like Shake N Bake.
A short promotional showcase of the Death Chamber, an animatronic prop manufactured by Distortions Unlimited. The brief clip highlights the figure as a commercial haunt attraction piece rather than offering a build tutorial. It serves as a quick look at the product in motion for haunters considering professional animatronics.
FrightProps showcases their Hopping Octopus, a pneumatically animated prop that repeatedly jumps up and down to grab guests' attention. The prop is foam-constructed and powered by an air cylinder, giving it a lively, eye-catching bouncing motion. It appears to be a ready-to-use commercial product suited for haunted house environments.
This brief clip from Distortions Unlimited showcases a Halloween prop or animatronic character named Krazy Kristen, presented as an unhinged, unsettling figure. The short runtime suggests a quick promotional or demo look rather than an in-depth build or tutorial. It appears aimed at highlighting the prop's creepy personality and scare appeal.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their 'Shake N Bake' electric chair animatronic, a high-intensity prop built for professional haunted attractions and Halloween events. The prop is designed for durability and maximum scare impact, featuring violent, convincing movement to simulate an electrocution scene. This short showcase clip highlights the prop's performance and overall frightening effect.
FrightProps showcases a morgue body storage Halloween prop featuring animated or lifelike corpse figures designed for haunted house use. The prop appears to bring dead bodies to life in a morgue or funeral home setting, creating an unsettling undead effect. Given the minimal metadata available, specific mechanical or technical details cannot be confirmed.
Distortions Unlimited showcases Krazy Kristen, a commercially produced animated asylum character prop featuring a straitjacketed girl with erratic movement. The prop is designed for haunted house operators and professional attraction builders looking to populate an asylum-themed scene. Distortions Unlimited is a well-known manufacturer in the haunt industry, with props that have been featured on the TV series Making Monsters.
