Video Tag
Every video tagged “clown” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
557 videos
The Upside Down Clown is a commercial animatronic prop from Poison Props that simulates a clown walking on its hands while its legs flop and head thrashes with an unsettling giggle. The motion-based gag creates a deeply disorienting scare effect that plays on clown phobia and unexpected movement. This appears to be a product showcase or advertisement for the prop available through the Poison Props online store.
Poison Props showcases their CHA1324 Clown Hallway Attack, a commercial-grade blacklight animatronic corridor roughly 8 feet long and 90 inches tall. When triggered, multiple rotted clown heads and arms burst through holes in detailed wall panels from both sides simultaneously, designed to overwhelm an entire group of guests at once. The self-contained system ships as a plug-and-play unit complete with pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor, with an optional audio package available. It requires only an AC power supply and a 100 PSI air source to operate.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to feature clown-themed horror makeup or costuming, likely showcasing a spooky or undead clown look. Based on the hashtags referencing DIY, makeup, zombie, and Transworld, the content may connect to professional haunt industry trends or Halloween event inspiration. With no description or runtime data available, specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
This video takes viewers on a walkthrough of Halloween City's 2015 seasonal inventory, highlighting the store's broad selection of costumes, props, and decorations. Recognizable pop-culture and horror-themed items are on display, including Pennywise, Ghostbusters, and zombie-themed merchandise. The channel positions Halloween City as a value-driven one-stop shop for all Halloween needs. Morbid Enterprises products appear to be among the featured prop brands.
This short clip captures the energy of Monster Con's Halfway to Halloween event, spotlighting a themed attraction or character experience called 'Screams of Horror: Beware of the Candy Apple Killer.' The video features horror icons like Ghostface and Chucky in a convention/event setting. It serves as a quick, hype-driven peek at the festivities for horror fans celebrating the midpoint to Halloween.
This video takes a deep-dive iceberg format approach to Spirit Halloween, exploring increasingly obscure trivia, lore, and behind-the-scenes facts about the iconic seasonal retailer. Topics appear to span well-known props and animatronics down to rare prototypes, discontinued items, and lesser-known corporate history involving brands like Gemmy and Morris Costumes. The clown prop category receives notable attention, with a specific reference to the Towering Clown animatronic. This is part one of an ongoing series, with a follow-up installment promised.
A short-form video filmed inside a Spirit Halloween store featuring a Pennywise animatronic as part of a real-or-fake prank premise. The creator teases whether the clown is an actual prop or a person in costume, playing up the suspense for the audience. It offers a quick in-store look at Spirit Halloween's 2022 Pennywise animatronic offering.
This short product showcase from Poison Props highlights their CCW1131 Clown Circus Wheel, a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring a clown character strapped to a large spinning wheel. When triggered, the clown launches outward via a scissor-throw mechanism while her arms reach forward, elbows bend, and her head moves in multiple directions. The unit ships plug-and-play with a programmed controller and motion sensor, and an optional audio package adds a scream effect with powered speaker. Throw distance is configurable in several lengths to suit different haunt layouts.
This short-form video showcases a clown-in-a-box Halloween prop from VFX Creates, spotted at what appears to be a Transworld Halloween trade show. The clip highlights the prop's creepy clown design and apparent scare potential. A direct link to the manufacturer is provided for viewers interested in purchasing.
A fast-cut highlight reel showcasing Poison Props' booth in the Dark Zone section of the Transworld Halloween & Attractions trade show in 2019. The brief clip gives viewers a rapid-fire look at the company's lineup of animatronics and haunted house props, including clown, zombie, ghost, and monster characters. It serves as a promotional snapshot of what Poison Props brought to one of the industry's premier trade events.
Poison Props showcases their Clown Triple Stack animatronic, a large clown figure that opens its coat to expose three clowns hidden inside. The piece features multiple simultaneous actions: one clown head bobs up and down, another launches outward, and a pair of feet kick at guests. The layered reveal gag makes it a high-impact scare piece ideal for professional haunted attractions or ambitious home haunts.
This short video highlights four new Halloween props debuting for the 2021 season, with apparent ties to major retailers and manufacturers including Spirit Halloween, Morris Costumes, Gemmy, and Distortions Unlimited. At least one clown-themed piece is featured among the showcased items. The video appears to offer an early look at upcoming or prototype releases. Given its one-minute runtime, coverage is likely a quick preview rather than an in-depth review.
Poison Props showcases their GCR1331 Giant Clown Reacher, a nearly 8-foot-tall pneumatic animatronic designed for haunted attractions and dark rides. When triggered, the figure lunges forward, raises its arms with bending elbows, and turns its head side to side for a convincing startle scare. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, rig, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect.
The CHM1325 Clown Hanging Meat is a pneumatic animatronic from Poison Props featuring an evil clown half-torso suspended by chains. On trigger, the figure flexes at the elbows, lifts its head, turns side to side, and screams — delivering a classic startle scare. It ships as a plug-and-play package including the character, chains, pneumatics, programmed controller, and motion sensor, with an optional add-on audio kit. The prop requires only an AC power source and a 100 PSI air supply to operate.
This short showcase video from Poison Props features their Face Off Clown animatronic prop in action. The clown begins in a deceptively static pose before dramatically tearing its own face off and breaking into wild, erratic movement accompanied by maniacal laughter. It appears designed as a high-impact jumpscare prop suitable for haunted house or home haunt environments.
Poison Props showcases their Bouncy Clown animatronic, a figure designed to bounce up and down while wildly flailing its arms. The erratic, exaggerated movement is highlighted as a standout feature. This appears to be a product demonstration video for a commercially available prop sold through the Poison Props website.
The CTH1117 Clown Thrasher from Poison Props is a plug-and-play pneumatic animatronic featuring a limp clown suspended from meat hooks that suddenly springs to life — lifting its head, reaching with its arms, and kicking its legs toward patrons. The prop ships complete with the character, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor, making it ready for immediate installation in a haunted attraction or dark ride. An optional audio package and metal stand base are available as add-ons. The demo clip showcases the fluid, organic quality of the movements designed to maximize the scare factor.
This nearly hour-long video ranks over 45 Spirit Halloween store themes from worst to best, offering the creator's personal takes on the strengths and weaknesses of each. It serves as an opinionated guide for fans of the annual Spirit Halloween lineup who want to debate or discover which themes stand out. The format is editorial and conversational, making it accessible to casual Halloween enthusiasts and hardcore prop collectors alike.
This short clip captures a creepy clown character encountered at Halloween Horror Nights 2022 (HHN31), likely at a Universal theme park scare zone or haunt experience. The video appears to be a brief fan-captured moment highlighting one of the event's costumed scare performers. With no additional description provided and a near-zero runtime, specific details about the setting or performance are limited.
Poison Props showcases the CWJ1319 Clown Window Jumper, a pneumatic animatronic that conceals an evil clown figure below a fake broken window before launching it upward with multi-directional head movement. The self-contained unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the panel, plexi broken-window facade, character, rig, pneumatics, programmed controller, and motion sensor. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect for a fully immersive scare. The prop glows under blacklight, making it equally effective in UV-lit haunt environments.
A short-form clip capturing a clown scare actor encounter at Howl-O-Scream SeaWorld San Antonio. The performer plays up a deceptively 'friendly' clown persona before delivering a scare, a classic tactic in theme park haunt entertainment. The brief runtime makes it a punchy, shareable jumpscare moment ideal for the Shorts format.
GMHaunts gets an early hands-on look at a prototype Party City 2025 Poltergeist Clown animatronic before its official release. The video walks through the full unboxing, assembly and setup process, followed by live action demos and an in-depth review. As a pre-release prototype, this offers a rare first look at what Party City may be bringing to Halloween 2025. The creator shares impressions on design, functionality, and overall scare factor.
A short, candid clip from Scream Hollow Halloween park in Smithville, TX, catching a killer clown scare actor in an unscripted moment when his chainsaw breaks mid-performance. The comedic mishap gives a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the unpredictable realities of live haunt performance. Despite the malfunction, the clown character's presence and energy remain on full display.
GMHaunts traces the full development history of Toothy the Clown, a Spirit Halloween 2022 animatronic prop, from its earliest known origins in late 2018 through concept and prototype stages to its eventual retail release. The video walks through key milestone dates spanning nearly four years, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at how a major retail Halloween animatronic evolves before hitting shelves. Credit is given to HalloweenHaunter for helping make the retrospective possible.
