Video Tag
Every video tagged “DIY” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
310 videos
This appears to be a short teaser or reel from the Horror 365 channel hinting at an upcoming creepy structure build. With no description or meaningful duration, very little detail is available about the project's scope, materials, or techniques. The music hashtag suggests the clip may be set to atmospheric audio for mood effect.
A first-time yard haunt creator from Monster Tutorials takes viewers on a vlog-style walkthrough of his completed Halloween graveyard display for 2018. The setup features handmade tombstones, a chain-and-skull fence, latex masks, and atmospheric lighting — all assembled under a tight time constraint. The video doubles as a showcase of the creator's own DIY tutorial projects, linking out to dedicated build guides for the key elements on screen. Despite being a debut haunt, the overall scene demonstrates solid compositional instincts and a cohesive cemetery aesthetic.
This short follow-up clip from StiltbeastStudios focuses on the latch mechanism used in a previously shown drop window prop. The video breaks down how the latch functions as a key component of the drop window's release system. At just one minute, it serves as a focused companion piece for builders already familiar with the base build.
This appears to be a short-form Halloween content video from the channel Horror 365, likely featuring a spooky nun or teacher costume with makeup elements. The hashtags suggest some DIY and how-to component, possibly combining a costume reveal or transformation with a dance trend. With no source description and zero reported duration, very little can be confirmed about the actual content.
This short FrightProps product spotlight covers a pneumatic vibrator designed for haunted house and Halloween attraction use. The device mounts directly onto props or structures and uses air pressure to generate intense vibrations. It offers a straightforward way to add kinetic, tactile energy to almost any surface or prop build.
Veteran haunt builder Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios dives into the everyday adhesive he relies on most: contact cement. The video walks through what makes this glue a go-to in a Halloween prop shop, covering its key strengths and demonstrating its bonding power across different applications. It's a practical, no-nonsense look at a material that shows up constantly in foam work, mask making, and costume fabrication.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of building a Krampus-themed headpiece that is designed to be quick and accessible for Halloween and haunted attraction use. The tutorial focuses on achieving a striking creature look without requiring an extensive time investment. It reflects the channel's signature style of professional-quality monster-making broken down into approachable steps.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the creation of a Halloween trick-or-treat scare bucket that doubles as a noisemaker prop. The build is designed to startle and surprise unsuspecting trick-or-treaters or haunt guests. At roughly eight minutes, the tutorial is concise and accessible for Halloween enthusiasts of most skill levels.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to cover spooky DIY or makeup content with an asylum theme. At just one minute, it likely delivers a quick tip, transformation, or prop idea suited for Halloween enthusiasts. Without a source description, specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
This video is the second part of a travel vlog documenting the creator's attendance at Monster Camp, a hands-on latex mask-making workshop run by industry artist Allen Hopp in Texas. The episode showcases the finished latex mask the creator produced during the camp, along with the impressive results from fellow attendees. It serves as both a reveal of the final pieces and an enthusiastic endorsement of the Monster Camp experience for anyone interested in professional-level mask fabrication.
This short-form Halloween content from Horror 365 appears to showcase a scary Halloween makeup or costume look with spooky and horror-themed styling. Based on the title tags, the video likely features a bold, eye-catching Halloween transformation. No source description or runtime was provided, so specific details about techniques or materials cannot be confirmed.
This appears to be a short-form Halloween-themed video from the Horror 365 channel, likely showcasing a spooky makeup look or Halloween DIY concept. The hashtags reference Transworld, a major Halloween industry trade show, suggesting a professional or enthusiast context. With no description, duration, or visual detail available, the precise content and techniques covered cannot be determined. The overall tone is festive and horror-oriented.
This short-form video from Horror 365 showcases a DIY haunted door build with a slasher-inspired aesthetic, referencing gore and massacre themes. Based on the hashtags, the project likely incorporates blood effects and distressed finishing to create a frightening entryway prop. No source description or runtime was provided, so specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through two distinct scenic painting effects in this short, accessible tutorial. The focus is on painting convincing brick surfaces for haunted house and haunted attraction set pieces. The techniques are presented as straightforward and approachable, making this a quick skill-builder for haunt builders of any experience level.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the construction of a Krampus-themed photo-op throne, blending Christmas folklore with haunted-attraction aesthetics. The build is designed to serve as an interactive set piece where guests can sit for holiday horror photos. Foam fabrication appears to be a primary construction method, with specialty foam materials sourced from a dedicated foam supplier. The project is a creative crossover between seasonal holiday décor and professional haunt prop-making.
StiltBeast Studios' Allen Hopps presents an in-depth Krampus mask-building session running over three hours, covering the hands-on craft of creating a wearable creature mask suitable for haunted attractions and DIY prop builders. The video dives into the detailed workmanship behind bringing the iconic Alpine folklore demon to life in mask form. Given the channel's established reputation for professional-grade creature and prop construction, viewers can expect thorough coverage of sculpting, shaping, and finishing techniques.
This beginner-friendly tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a simple animated tongue prop using easy-to-source materials. A small eccentric gear motor drives the tongue movement, producing an impressively creepy result. The project is designed to be approachable for those new to animatronics, with minimal tools and straightforward construction steps.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to cover spooky DIY builds or makeup looks with a possible asylum theme. Based on the title hashtags, the content likely blends DIY prop or set elements with Halloween makeup or costume work. No description or runtime was provided, making detailed classification difficult. The content seems aimed at Halloween enthusiasts looking for quick, seasonal inspiration.
SpookYouLaterz kicks off their 2023 Halloween yard haunt build in this short-form clip, marking the start of their seasonal outdoor display project. The video serves as an early announcement or teaser, signaling that the haunt construction process is underway. As a brief Shorts format video, it offers a glimpse into the creator's enthusiasm for the annual build rather than detailed step-by-step instruction.
In this quick tip, Josh Holder of The Frightmare Compound demonstrates a simple way to add atmospheric lighting to home haunt props and scenes using flameless candles. The approach avoids running cords or wiring to power, making it easy to place light wherever it's needed. It's a fast, low-effort method aimed at elevating the look of a home haunt.
This video from Horror 365 appears to showcase a new facade build or reveal for a display called Gateway Manor, likely a home haunt or yard haunt setup. Based on the title, the content focuses on Halloween exterior decorating with a haunted manor theme. No source description was provided, so specific construction details and techniques cannot be confirmed.
Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how to turn simple rustic wooden buttons on a lathe, shared as a quick technique reference for a friend. The process is straightforward and focused on achieving a handcrafted, organic aesthetic suited to costumes or set dressing. While brief, the video provides a solid visual walkthrough of the core lathe technique involved.
StiltbeastStudios' Allen Hopps walks through the creation of a plastic machete prop that holds up convincingly on camera, ideal for haunted attractions and film work. The build draws inspiration from iconic slasher characters like Jason Voorhees, delivering the look without the danger of a real blade. The focus is on achieving a screen-ready appearance using safer, lightweight materials suitable for performer use.
This short-form video explores whether air drying clay can be used to recreate Beskar — the iconic metal armor material from The Mandalorian — as a DIY prop or costume piece. The creator experiments with the accessible, low-cost medium to achieve a Star Wars-inspired result. At just one minute, it offers a quick look at the concept and outcome rather than a deep step-by-step tutorial.
