Video Tag
Every video tagged “DIY” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
310 videos
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through a simple, budget-friendly method for building realistic, posable snake props suitable for haunted attractions or home haunts. The snakes are constructed from common hardware and craft store materials, resulting in pieces that hold a variety of poses and produce dramatic movement when attached to even lightly animated rigs. Each snake can be customized in color and pattern to add variety throughout a scene. The technique scales well, making it easy to populate an entire room with a convincing infestation.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to touch on spooky makeup or DIY Halloween content, likely presented in a quick social-style format. The hashtags reference Transworld, suggesting a possible connection to the Halloween trade show scene. With no description and a reported duration of zero minutes, the exact content cannot be confirmed. Metadata is extremely limited, so classification is best-effort only.
This appears to be a short Halloween-themed video from the Horror 365 channel, touching on topics suggested by its hashtags — including makeup, DIY, and Halloween decorations. With zero duration logged and no source description available, the actual content and techniques cannot be determined. Classification is based solely on title hashtags and channel context.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a DIY web shooter and mixing a special slime formula to produce realistic-looking spider webs for Halloween displays. The result mimics the kind of organic, stringy webbing seen in Hollywood horror productions. The build relies on a Dremel tool and a few low-cost supplies, making it accessible to intermediate DIYers. It's a standout technique for haunted houses or yard haunts that want to move beyond store-bought stretch webs.
This short-form video from Horror 365 appears to be a Halloween-themed clip touching on horror, DIY, and makeup topics, likely shared as a celebratory milestone post marking 10,000 subscribers. With no description or duration data available, the specific content cannot be determined with confidence. The hashtags suggest possible connections to Transworld Halloween trade show content, DIY projects, or makeup, but no details can be confirmed.
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 tutorial walks viewers through building a realistic shrunken head prop using minimal, inexpensive household materials. The technique relies on paper mache principles with toilet paper and glue to achieve convincing texture and form. The finished piece is versatile enough for Halloween displays, home haunts, curiosity shelf arrangements, or film and video production use.
This Monster Tutorials project shows how to transform a standard cheap plastic pumpkin bucket into a creepy corpsed Halloween prop using readily available materials. The build centers on corpsing techniques along with hot-glue-crafted teeth and follow-me eyes to give the pumpkin an eerie, living quality. It's a budget-friendly, beginner-accessible project that can elevate a simple seasonal item into an impressive display or yard piece.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks through converting an affordable Harbor Freight pressure paint bucket into a functional resin casting pressure pot using a handful of brass plumbing fittings and quick-connect air components. The build is designed to eliminate bubbles in clear resin pours — a common challenge for prop and jewelry makers. The video demonstrates how to assemble and adapt the lid fittings so the bucket can be pressurized with a standard air compressor. Alumilite Clear Slow Resin is shown as the casting material of choice for the finished setup.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of building a DIY scarecrow hat suitable for haunted attractions or Halloween costuming. The tutorial covers prop fabrication techniques consistent with the channel's professional haunt-builder style. At roughly 19 minutes, it offers enough depth to guide intermediate builders through the full construction process.
This short-form video from Horror 365 appears to be Halloween-themed content with a DIY or build focus, based on its hashtags referencing TransWorld and hands-on construction. With no description, zero runtime metadata, and only hashtag context available, the specific subject matter cannot be determined. It may relate to a prop build, haunt industry event coverage, or decorating concept, but no details can be confirmed.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of creating realistic-looking faux vines for use in haunted attraction environments. The tutorial covers how to craft and apply these organic prop elements to enhance overgrown or nature-horror themed sets. Allen Hopps shares his professional haunt-building expertise to help creators achieve a convincing, immersive look on a DIY level.
Despite being tagged with Halloween and horror keywords, this video is a step-by-step tutorial on building a homemade longboard/cruiser skateboard and contains no Halloween-related content. The creator appears to have applied Halloween-adjacent tags to boost search visibility rather than to reflect actual content. This video falls outside the scope of Halloween Universe's core subject matter.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the creation of a scary mermaid headpiece using spray foam as the primary sculpting material. The build blends costume craftsmanship with haunted-attraction-quality prop techniques to produce a wearable evil mermaid look. The channel is known for professional-level creature work accessible to dedicated DIY builders.
StiltbeastStudios walks through how to create convincing fake roots for use in haunted attractions, theatrical sets, or Halloween displays. The tutorial focuses on fabricating organic-looking prop roots that can enhance environmental storytelling and set design. This is a practical build video aimed at haunters and prop makers looking to add naturalistic detail to their scenes.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to cover zombie makeup or costuming based on its title tags. With no description or duration data available, the exact techniques and products featured remain unclear. It is likely a quick, visually driven tutorial or transformation clip aimed at Halloween enthusiasts.
This short tutorial from Froggy's Fog walks viewers through the correct way to clean and maintain their fog machines, contrasting proper technique with a humorous look at what not to do. Regular cleaning helps extend the life of fog, snow, bubble, and haze machines. The video is applicable to most machines in the Froggy's Fog lineup.
VanOaksProps walks beginners through the fundamentals of silicone block mold making and resin casting as a practical way to duplicate hard-to-find Halloween prop parts. The tutorial uses Smooth-On Mold Star 15 Slow silicone and Smoothcast resin, with sulfur-free clay as a key supporting material. Despite the creator mistakenly calling it a two-part mold in the video, it is clarified to be a straightforward block mold — an ideal starting point for newcomers to prop replication.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of crafting a realistic human skin prop or wearable piece suitable for haunted attractions and Halloween displays. The tutorial covers techniques for achieving convincing skin-like texture and appearance. It is geared toward haunters and prop makers looking to add a disturbing, high-impact element to their setups.
Distortions Unlimited founder Ed Edmunds joins fellow artists to distill their professional Monster Lab instructional series into ten essential latex mask-making tips. The video covers the full pipeline from clay sculpting and mold making to painting techniques, including how to render convincing eyes and airbrush creature skin. It serves as a highlight reel designed to funnel viewers into the full-length Monster Lab episode series for deeper instruction.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of building a Halloween house facade, with a strong focus on recreating the iconic look of the Myers house from the Halloween franchise. The build is aimed at haunted attraction builders and serious home haunters looking to add large-scale architectural set pieces to their displays. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the construction approach in this compact, under-10-minute tutorial.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of adding hair to a latex mask in this extended, in-depth tutorial originally recorded as a Facebook Live session. The format allows for a thorough exploration of the technique, with plenty of viewer questions addressed throughout the runtime. It builds on a shorter version Allen produced previously, offering a more comprehensive deep-dive for those who want additional detail and context.
VanOaks Props walks through the construction of a hyper-realistic fake cemetery gate that has repeatedly fooled viewers into mistaking it for the real thing. The build combines plywood structure, foam detailing, decorative moldings, and skilled faux painting to achieve a convincing stone-and-metal appearance. Recovered build photos help guide the tutorial, and companion column-building videos are referenced for additional context.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios shares a fast, practical technique for making any garment look convincingly wrapped in mummy bandages. The method is designed with performer comfort in mind — lightweight and breathable enough for extended wear in a haunted attraction environment. In just four minutes, the tutorial delivers a ready-to-use costuming trick suitable for both DIY home haunters and professional haunt actors.
