Video Tag
Every video tagged “body parts” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
10 videos
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through a budget-conscious method for crafting realistic-looking prop intestines suitable for haunted house and horror set applications. The tutorial focuses on achieving convincing gore effects without a large financial investment. It sits squarely in the indie FX tradition of making professional-looking results accessible to home haunters and small productions.
Day Four of Composite Effects' FANSWORLD 2020 virtual trade show event, broadcast live from the CFX shop as a replacement for their postponed in-person industry event. The session covers the brand's UV options, apparel, silicone-based gut and body-part props, and a live painting demonstration by CFX's Paint Manager. New mask reveals round out the showcase alongside audience Q&A segments.
Stiltbeast Studios presents a quick one-minute tutorial on creating organ props with minimal effort. The short runtime suggests a fast, accessible technique that even beginners can replicate. It appears to be an on-the-fly mobile upload, so production detail is limited, but the core promise is a simple path to convincing body-part props.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 focuses on intestine-themed props or effects, likely showcasing a gory, visceral decoration or DIY creation. Based on the title and hashtags alone, the content appears to lean into gross-out horror aesthetics popular for Halloween displays. No further detail about construction, materials, or techniques can be confirmed from the available metadata.
StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through the process of building a realistic spine prop suitable for haunted houses and Halloween displays. Allen Hopps guides the build with a focus on achieving a convincing, scary result. At roughly 27 minutes, the tutorial offers enough depth to cover the core construction steps without overwhelming beginners. The finished piece is aimed at elevating the production value of haunted attractions and home haunts alike.
FrightProps showcases their 'Body of Evidence' interactive prop designed for escape rooms and haunted attractions. The prop features six detachable body parts — two arms, two legs, a torso, and a head — each of which triggers a unique audio cue when placed on its corresponding electromagnet. Once all six parts are assembled, the body dramatically collapses piece by piece and fires a dry contact output that can activate secondary effects such as hidden doors, black lights, or audio clues. The prop ships ready to use with built-in audio and lighting, requiring only an AC power source.
This video from Poison Props showcases a gore pile drum topper — a gruesome decorative prop designed to sit atop a barrel or drum as part of a haunted display. The piece appears to feature dismembered body parts or a corpse arrangement styled for maximum horror impact. Poison Props is known for high-quality, professional-grade haunt pieces, suggesting this is a detailed, realistic prop. No build tutorial or spoken content was available to draw further details from.
Ghost Ride Productions showcases their Hanging Heads Bloody Collection, a set of ten individually designed severed head props finished with hyper-realistic skin-like materials, hair, and eyes. Each head features detailed blood and gore effects and can be suspended from rope or cable for maximum impact. The short video serves as a product showcase for haunted attraction buyers and prop collectors.
Ghost Ride Productions showcases Stitch Scott, a large-format stitched Frankenstein-style body prop featuring mismatched limbs and hyper-realistic wound detailing. The piece is finished with leather stitching and is designed to deliver a visceral, disturbing presence in haunted attractions, escape rooms, or horror installations. This short-form product spotlight highlights the prop's scale and gruesome aesthetic appeal.
Ghost Ride Productions showcases their Stitched Hanging Limbs product line — a collection of severed, stitched-together body parts designed to add visceral gore to any haunt or Halloween display. The pieces are constructed from lightweight foam and suspended from rope or cable for easy hanging. The short promotional video highlights the grotesque aesthetic of mismatched limbs sewn to one another in deliberately disturbing arrangements.