Video Tag
Every video tagged “evil clown” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
50 videos
The Poison Props CTF301 Clown Table Flopper is a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring a clown character that rises from a lying position and kicks its legs wildly while emitting manic laughter. The unit ships as a complete package including the character, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor, with an optional audio package adding a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect. The table itself is sold separately. Character heads are interchangeable across Poison Props mechanisms, offering customization flexibility for haunt designers.
A brief trade-show showcase from FrightProps debuting their Scary Clown Shock Block props at the 2013 TransWorld Halloween & Attractions Show. The Shock Blocks are air-powered scare props featuring evil clown characters, designed to fit into dark carnival or haunted house environments. The clip serves as a product introduction rather than a full review or build tutorial.
The CSC527 Chair Screamer Clown from Poison Props is a fully pneumatic animatronic prop featuring a seated clown character that springs to life with head movements, arm lifts, and a dramatic lunge forward. The complete package includes the character, chair, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor for a true plug-and-play experience. An audio package with a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect is also included. Poison Props notes that characters are interchangeable across their mechanisms, offering flexibility for different haunt themes.
The FC825 Freakshow Clown is a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic from Poison Props standing roughly six feet tall. Its signature movement has the clown facing away from guests before bending backwards to a dramatic 90-degree angle, with arms raising and the head moving while emitting laughter. The package ships complete with the character, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, and a digital audio system. Swappable heads allow buyers to repurpose the mechanism across different character themes.
The CS1022 Clown Slider from Poison Props is a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring an evil clown that lurks behind a broken wall facade before explosively launching upward and shaking side to side for a high-impact startle effect. The unit ships as a complete, ready-to-run package including the character, coffin housing, rig, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and a scream effect. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for tight haunt corridors or dark ride installations.
This video showcases Giggles, an all-electric frightronic animatronic clown from Distortions Unlimited. The demented, laughing clown prop is designed to deliver carnival-style scares for haunt environments. It's presented as a ready-made commercial animatronic rather than a build or tutorial.
FrightProps showcases the Shock Block Angus, an air-powered animated Halloween prop disguised as a large children's alphabet block. When triggered, a panel on the side bursts open to reveal a cackling evil clown head that swings outward for a startling jump-scare effect. The prop blends innocent childhood imagery with horror for a classic misdirection scare.
FrightProps showcases Chuckles, a commercial animatronic Halloween prop disguised as an oversized children's wooden alphabet block. When triggered, a side panel bursts open and a laughing evil clown head swings out for a sudden jump scare. The short demo video highlights the prop's deceptive innocuous appearance and the impact of its reveal. It's a ready-to-use haunted house piece requiring no DIY construction.
This short-form clip from the Haunted Attraction Network features 'Giggles,' an evil clown character from the Evil on Erie haunted house. The video appears to be a brief character showcase or greeting shot, highlighting the clown's makeup and persona. It offers a quick glimpse into the professional character design at this haunted attraction.
FrightProps showcases the Scary Mary Mirror, an animated haunted mirror prop that disguises itself as an ordinary mirror before revealing a terrifying hidden face. The prop is designed to deliver a sudden jump scare, making it effective for haunted houses and Halloween attractions. A motion-control trigger option allows for hands-free, automatic activation when guests approach.
Poison Props showcases the CPO1021 Clown Pop Out, a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic in which an evil clown lurks behind a wall and lunges out while shaking its head side to side. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, coffin housing, rig, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An integrated audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect for immediate deployment in any haunt environment.
FrightProps showcases their Man-imations line, which uses a projector to cast an animated face onto a life-sized prop figure, creating the illusion of a living character. The featured subject is an evil clown, though the system is designed to work with virtually any costumed character. The kit includes the head, body, and projector hardware, so buyers simply add their own costume to complete the effect. The result is a high-impact, realistic Halloween decoration suitable for home haunts or professional attractions.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network showcases an evil clown trio, likely highlighting costumes and makeup looks suited for Halloween or haunted attraction use. With no runtime or description available, the content appears to be a quick visual showcase rather than a step-by-step tutorial. The group clown theme suggests it may appeal to performers, cosplayers, or haunt actors looking for ensemble character inspiration.
A cosplayer dressed as Art the Clown from the Terrifier franchise takes the character out into a public mall setting in San Antonio, Texas. The video captures reactions and interactions in the style of a horror character brought to life. It leans into the darkly comedic and menacing persona Art the Clown is known for. Short-form content shot in a real retail environment gives it an authentic, candid feel.
A short-form in-store look at Spirit Halloween's towering 7-foot Sweet Dreams Evil Clown animated prop, filmed at a Hocus Pocus location in San Antonio. The creator highlights the prop's impressive size and striking design, calling it a personal favorite. The video invites viewers to share whether they want or already own the piece.
The Shock Block Blumpkin is a commercial Halloween animatronic prop from FrightProps disguised as an oversized children's alphabet block. When triggered, the top of the block bursts open and a laughing evil clown head swings out to startle guests. Its innocent toy appearance makes it an effective misdirection scare piece ideal for haunted house environments.
This short clip showcases a Terrifier Art the Clown prop or collectible on display at Reapers Collections, a horror retail store located in the Rolling Oaks Mall in San Antonio, Texas. The video gives viewers a look at a horror-themed figure or display piece tied to the popular Terrifier film franchise. It appears to be a quick showcase rather than a full review or tutorial.
FrightProps showcases Cagey the Clown, a towering animated Halloween prop introduced for 2019. Standing approximately 7 feet tall, this sinister clown figure clutches a cage containing a screaming child and features motorized head and torso movement, glowing eyes, and multiple voice lines. Three activation modes — infrared sensor, step pad, and steady-on — give users flexible deployment options with no complex setup required. The quick-connect metal frame keeps assembly straightforward for a prop of this scale.
This short product showcase from FrightProps highlights a CGI clown effects DVD designed for haunted attractions. The disc features two distinct clown characters — one wielding a noisy horn and another going haywire with a cartoon gun — both animated for maximum chaos. A standout feature is compatibility with Chromadepth glasses, which give the visuals a convincing 3D appearance without complex projection setups.
FrightProps showcases their Twisted Back Bending Carnival Clown, a striking animatronic standing just over six feet tall that presents its back to unsuspecting guests. Upon triggering, the figure bends a full 90 degrees backward while its arms rise, head moves, and hair-raising laughter plays. The unsettling reverse orientation adds an unexpected twist that sets this prop apart from standard forward-facing clown animatronics.
FrightProps showcases their 2020 Underworld Clown, a six-foot tall animated Halloween prop with a distinctly sinister carnival aesthetic. The clown features a rotating head, glowing yellow eyes, a hinged jaw, and plays one of four scary phrases. Its exaggerated proportions — oversized hands, elongated arms, and skeletal chest detail — give it a larger-than-life presence suited for haunts or Halloween parties.
The Flying Carnival Clown is an oversized air-powered haunt prop featuring an exaggerated clown head that lunges dramatically toward guests. It combines swinging motion with built-in evil laughter to deliver a startling scare effect. The prop is designed to lurk in shadow before launching forward, making it well-suited for carnival or midway-themed haunt scenes.
This short-form video showcases an Art the Clown prop or display inspired by the Terrifier horror film franchise. The content appears to highlight the prop's screen-accurate or horror-themed aesthetic for Halloween enthusiasts and Terrifier fans. Given the minimal metadata and zero-minute duration, this is likely a quick social-style clip rather than a full tutorial or review.
This video from the Haunted Attraction Network features a look at Mr Tickles, a clown-themed prop or character from Gore Galore, a well-known haunt industry prop manufacturer. The segment appears to be a fun, personality-driven showcase of the piece, likely filmed at a trade show or industry event. Gore Galore is recognized for high-detail, professionally finished Halloween props aimed at the haunted attraction market.
