Video Tag
Every video tagged “controllers” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
5 videos
This short promotional video from FrightProps introduces the brand and its passion for Halloween technology. Rather than focusing on finished props or costumes, the company spotlights the mechanical and electronic components that bring Halloween builds to life — pneumatics, motors, controllers, and more. With over 15 years of experience in Halloween tech, FrightProps positions itself as a go-to resource for builders who want to go beyond the surface-level scare.
Haunt Former floats a potentially game-changing concept that could reshape the way hobbyists and haunters approach holiday decorating — spanning Halloween and beyond. The video is idea-driven rather than a step-by-step tutorial, inviting viewers to weigh in on whether the concept has real-world potential. The discussion touches on props and controllers as part of the broader vision, suggesting a technology or system angle to the idea.
Hauntcast episode 72 is a long-form Halloween industry podcast featuring an in-depth interview with Jon Cooke — known as Johnny Plague — covering his career journey through Knott's Scary Farm and Queen Mary's Dark Harbor. The episode also includes a segment with Nelson Bairos of Life Ape discussing new haunt controller products, horror film reviews, news and giveaways, and a metal music feature from Winds of Plague. It blends professional haunt insider conversation with community news, gear talk, and pop-culture commentary.
Hauntcast's Terror Tech segment features Dexter Morgan breaking down the fundamentals of DMX and how the protocol can be applied in haunted attractions. The overview covers core concepts that haunt builders need to understand before integrating DMX-based lighting and effects control into their setups. At roughly 12 minutes, it serves as an accessible entry point for haunters looking to level up their technical game.
Hauntcast host Wick-Ed Gannon walks through how haunters can add DIY automation to their haunt setups. The segment focuses on accessible, hands-on approaches to triggering and controlling props without requiring professional-level expertise. It appears to be a podcast-style episode with instructional content aimed at home and yard haunters looking to level up their builds.
