Video Tag
Every video tagged “bones” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
12 videos
This short video from FrightProps showcases their animated skeleton prop, known as Bones. The clip appears to be a product demonstration highlighting the electric-powered movement of the figure. At under a minute, it serves primarily as a quick visual preview to accompany the product listing on the FrightProps website.
Monster Tutorials transforms a basic dorm-style table lamp into a creepy x-ray-themed prop using plastic bones, skulls, and real or replica x-rays. The build is a low-cost, low-skill project ideal for adding atmospheric horror decor to a home haunt space or studio. The creator sources affordable materials and links to everything used, making it easy to replicate. The result is a striking conversation piece that blends medical horror aesthetics with functional lighting.
This video takes viewers on a walkthrough of Target's 2015 Halloween seasonal section, highlighting the retailer's broad selection of decorations, animated props, and skeleton-themed decor. The creator showcases spine-themed and bone-related items alongside candy and costume offerings available in stores that season. It serves as a helpful preview for shoppers looking to see what Target stocked for Halloween 2015 before making a trip.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a 'bonedelier' — a chandelier crafted from bones and skulls — described as a straightforward project suitable for haunters and home decorators alike. The finished piece works especially well as a centerpiece for a serial killer-themed haunt room. The creator also references a companion fake rust tutorial to help with finishing and aging the prop. At 17 minutes, the build is kept accessible for makers of all experience levels.
A short-form comedic video featuring a standout skeleton decoration dubbed the 'real King of Halloween,' filmed at Stickers 'N Stars in San Antonio, TX. The clip leans into popular skeleton meme culture and pairs the imagery with a playful, humorous tone. It is a quick, entertaining showcase rather than a tutorial or build video.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their 'Bones' Frightronic, an animated skeleton prop designed for Halloween displays and haunted attractions. The short demo highlights the prop's moving mechanics, making it a compelling option for graveyard scenes and home haunts alike. As a product from an established haunt industry manufacturer, it represents a ready-to-use animatronic solution requiring no DIY build.
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.
This short clip from Distortions Unlimited showcases a bone-themed animatronic prop in their Frightronics lineup. It appears to highlight the prop in action for haunted house and horror display use. The footage serves as a promotional or demonstration look at the piece rather than a build tutorial.
A short-form comedic Halloween clip featuring a skeleton character named Bones who has misplaced his legs, played for laughs with a Metallica 'One' theme running through the bit. The video leans into popular skeleton meme culture and holiday humor rather than serving as a tutorial or walkthrough. It appears to be a home Halloween display brought to life with personality and staging.
This short FrightProps video showcases an animated skeleton Halloween prop designed for haunted house and home haunt use. The clip highlights the prop's movement and overall effect, giving viewers a look at what the animatronic skeleton delivers in action. At just one minute, it serves primarily as a product demonstration rather than a build or tutorial.
This short showcase video from FrightProps highlights a full-size skeleton torso with arms available through their online store. The clip appears to serve as a product spotlight, giving viewers a look at the prop's overall form and scale. It is aimed at haunted attraction operators and Halloween enthusiasts looking for ready-made skeletal pieces.
FrightProps showcases their full-sized skeleton torso prop, a limbless skeletal display piece designed for haunted house and Halloween environments. The short-form video gives viewers a look at the product's appearance and form factor. As a vendor showcase clip, it serves primarily as a product preview rather than a build or tutorial. Those interested can source the prop directly through FrightProps.com.
