Video Tag
Every video tagged “battery powered” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
8 videos
FrightProps showcases the Doom Cannon, a propane-powered noise-maker prop designed to deliver an intensely loud blast that guests can physically feel. The unit runs on standard liquid propane available at most hardware stores and supports battery power for flexible outdoor deployment. At just two minutes, the video gives a quick but impactful demonstration of the cannon's raw scare potential.
This tutorial walks through transforming inexpensive camping LED lanterns into convincing vintage kerosene-style props. The creator applies faux rust and weathering techniques to the exterior while treating the glass with frosting and soot effects for an aged, eerie look. The electronics are upgraded by replacing the stock white LEDs with flickering bulbs and optionally wiring them to a wall adapter or daisy-chaining multiple units together.
FrightProps showcases their Spark Gloves, a wearable haunted house prop that produces dramatic spark effects to startle guests. The gloves run off a battery pack and can interact with other conductive metal surfaces for added effect. Designed with safety in mind, they deliver high-impact scares without the risks associated with real sparks or open flame.
FrightProps showcases a compact prop shaker device designed to add realistic shaking motion to lightweight Halloween props. Running on just two AA batteries, the unit delivers hours of continuous motion without needing a power outlet. It offers a simple, portable solution for haunters who want to animate props without complex wiring or pneumatics.
FrightProps showcases their Micro Fogger, a compact, battery-powered fog machine designed for portable haunt applications. The unit features wireless remote activation, making it suitable for tight spaces or locations without easy access to power. Its small footprint opens up creative placement options that full-sized fog machines cannot accommodate.
FrightProps introduces the FrightLite, a wearable face-illumination system designed to make haunted house actors more visible and impactful in dark environments. The unit conceals under a costume and gives actors direct control via a hidden sleeve-mounted switch. An adjustable light head allows performers to dial in the exact effect they want, while a breakaway mounting design and low-voltage battery power prioritize on-floor safety.
FrightProps showcases The Tugger, a compact, battery-powered air horn designed for haunted house actors and scare enthusiasts. The unit combines a battery-powered air compressor and air tank with an integrated blinding light, making it a multi-sensory scare tool. Its portability sets it apart from fixed haunt installations, giving roaming actors a powerful, hands-free-friendly noise-making option.
FrightProps showcases the Undead Cathy Hanging Head, an animated zombie prop featuring light-up eyes, a moving mouth, and built-in sound. The prop is constructed from rigid PVC plastic with synthetic hair for added realism. It runs on three AA batteries (included) and offers both sound-activation and continuous operation modes, making setup straightforward for any haunter.
