Video Tag
Every video tagged “clown” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
557 videos
The CCP1102 Clown Crate from Poison Props is a pneumatic pop-up animatronic that launches a creepy clown roughly 28 inches out of a crate while the character's head moves in multiple directions, delivering a powerful startle scare. The unit arrives as a complete plug-and-play package including the crate, character, rig, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect for a fully immersive experience. The character can be swapped out to suit different haunt themes, making it a versatile centerpiece for professional attractions.
This short-form clip captures Art the Clown making an appearance at Halloween Horror Nights 34, likely as part of a scare zone or house experience. Art the Clown, the iconic villain from the Terrifier franchise, appears to be featured as a guest IP at the event. The video is a brief, hype-style social snippet aimed at fans of both the franchise and the annual theme park event.
The CCL1206 Clown Chainsaw Lunger from Poison Props is a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring a psycho clown that mimics sawing a victim in half, then raises the chainsaw overhead while rotating its torso and launching up to five feet toward guests. The prop operates as a fully plug-and-play unit, arriving pre-programmed with a motion sensor, pneumatic hardware, and controller included. Multiple throw distances are available, and an optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect. The character can also be swapped to match different haunt themes.
A short-form showcase of a character called Sulky, a killer clown scare actor performing at Scream Hollow Wicked Halloween Park in Smithville, TX. The clip highlights the costume and in-character presence of this creepy clown attraction character. It serves as a quick, visually striking promotional glimpse into one of the park's featured performers.
This short product showcase from Poison Props features the CCC1034, a ceiling-hung evil clown animatronic that dramatically bends at the torso, reaches toward guests, and flings its own guts while its head pans side to side. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, digital audio player, powered speaker, and a scream effect. Installation is designed to be straightforward using four quick-link clips and four mounting brackets. The prop is aimed squarely at professional haunted attractions and serious home haunters seeking a high-impact startle scare.
A child dressed as Pennywise from IT frightens unsuspecting moviegoers at an IT Chapter 2 opening-night premiere in San Antonio, Texas. The short captures candid public reactions to the young clown's surprise appearances outside the theater. It's a fun, reaction-focused clip rather than a tutorial or build video.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Crazy Clown, a creepy animatronic Halloween prop aimed at haunted attraction operators and home haunters alike. The company is a well-established name in the dark attraction industry, known for animatronics, props, costumes, and masks. They offer an extensive line of clown-themed scare props to suit a variety of haunt environments.
This short clip showcases "Bloody Sweet," a frightronic clown animatronic from Distortions Unlimited. The fully electric prop features chewing and head movement to deliver a menacing, psycho-clown presence. It's a quick demo highlighting the prop's motion and unsettling character rather than a build tutorial.
A short clip captured at Six Flags Fiesta Texas's Fright Fest event featuring a clown scare actor delivering a jumpscare to a guest who bursts into tears. The clown stays in character, quipping about the guest's emotional reaction. It's a quick, punchy moment showcasing the intensity of professional theme park scare performance.
This short-form video showcases the Dagger Mike animatronic clown prop from Spirit Halloween's 2023 lineup. The clip highlights the prop's creepy clown personality and interactive or motion-activated scare appeal. It appears designed to generate excitement and curiosity around the product rather than serve as a full review or tutorial.
A short-form clip captured at San Antonio Monster Con 2022 featuring a cosplayer dressed as Slim from Killer Klowns from Outer Space. The video follows the character through what appears to be a Spirit Halloween store setting in a fun, in-character moment. It leans into the playful, community side of Halloween cosplay culture.
A short-form clip captured at Six Flags Fiesta Texas's Fright Fest event, featuring a killer clown character in the CarnEvil scare zone. The clown engages — and likely startles — unsuspecting guests, delivering a classic theme-park jumpscare moment. The clip leans into coulrophobia, asking viewers whether clowns terrify or delight them.
A quick, playful short featuring Shorty and Slim from the Killer Klowns from Outer Space franchise — likely figures or props sourced from Spirit Halloween. The video pits the two characters against each other in a lighthearted, winner-takes-all showdown. It's a fun, bite-sized piece of content for fans of the cult horror property.
Dingle the Clown is a fully electric, ready-to-run animated Halloween prop from FrightProps featuring a carnival barker character. It ships pre-programmed with a built-in audio track, onboard speakers, and a power supply so it can be deployed straight out of the box. Users can expand its capabilities by loading custom MP3 tracks or connecting a pre-amp and microphone to make Dingle respond live to an actor's voice. No pneumatics or compressed air are required, keeping setup simple and maintenance low.
A short clip captured at Six Flags Fiesta Texas's Fright Fest event featuring a clown scare actor engaging guests during the Monster Street Party. The creator highlights a favorite performer known for staying fully in character while remaining a professional and entertaining presence. The video serves as a fond tribute to a beloved scare zone and the talented actor who brought it to life.
A short-form clip captured at the San Antonio Zombie Walk featuring a performer dressed as the Angel of Death wielding an evil clown attack puppet. The duo works the crowd together, with the puppet serving as an interactive scare element alongside the costumed character. The video showcases the kind of immersive street-level Halloween performance common at large public horror events.
A short-form video featuring two people dressed as Pennywise the Dancing Clown — one adult and one child — taking selfies and interacting with the public around the opening night of IT Chapter Two. The clip leans into the humor and surprise of a pint-sized Pennywise alongside his 'brother.' It appears to be a cosplay-in-public and reaction-style video rather than a costume build tutorial.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their lineup of new Halloween animatronics and decorations for 2019, as debuted at the Halloween and Party Expo. The reel highlights a range of animated props spanning themes like zombies, skeletons, clowns, and aliens. Products are aimed at a wide market including professional haunted attractions, escape rooms, corn mazes, and home yard haunts. With over four decades in the industry, Distortions Unlimited positions itself as a trusted name in quality monster-making and haunt prop manufacturing.
This video captures a visit to Howl-O-Scream at SeaWorld San Antonio in October 2021, focusing on the scare zone experience and standout character performances. A relentless clown steals the spotlight with aggressive, crowd-pleasing scares throughout the evening. A Slenderman character also draws attention for entertaining guests with dancing and crowd interaction. The creator hints at additional footage from the night in a follow-up video.
This video is the second installment in a series exploring the Spirit Halloween iceberg — a deep-dive into increasingly obscure trivia, lore, and behind-the-scenes facts about the iconic Halloween retail chain. Topics appear to span unreleased prototypes, manufacturer connections such as Gemmy and Morris Costumes, and lesser-known chapter of Spirit Halloween's history. The format follows the popular internet 'iceberg chart' style, moving from well-known surface-level facts down to deep, niche knowledge.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network features Pennywise and Georgie, the iconic duo from Stephen King's IT. Given its brief runtime and hashtag-driven format, it appears to be a highlights clip or social teaser rather than a full tutorial or walkthrough. The content leans into Halloween horror character presentation.
A short-form video from SpookYouLaterz featuring a clown-themed Halloween animatronic prop in action. The clip leans into playful, meme-inspired clown energy while showing off a dancing or jumping evil clown display. It's a quick, fun showcase rather than a step-by-step build tutorial.
The CBD1024 is a commercial-grade pneumatic clown animatronic from Poison Props designed to perch atop maze walls up to 8 feet tall. On trigger, the clown lunges forward with a bending torso, grabbing arms, and a side-to-side head turn for a dramatic scare effect. The unit ships fully assembled and plug-and-play ready, including a programmed controller, motion sensor, and a complete audio package with speaker and scream effect. It requires only an AC power supply and a compressed air source at 100 PSI to operate.
FrightProps showcases the Clown Blaster, a self-contained electric clown horn designed for haunted house performers. The handheld device combines a loud honking horn with a bright built-in light, all powered by a rechargeable battery — no compressed air required. Its lightweight, all-electric design makes it a practical and convenient tool for scare actors working a clown character.
