Video Tag
Every video tagged “foam prop” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
83 videos
FrightProps showcases Sally, a plug-and-play animated laughing woman from their Frightronic line of all-electric latex and foam props. The one-minute video highlights her built-in movement and sound, requiring no special setup beyond a power outlet. She is positioned as a versatile character suited for haunted attractions, corn mazes, Halloween parties, and retail displays.
FrightProps showcases their Creature Crate prop, a ready-made pneumatic haunted house piece featuring a clown monster bursting from a shaking crate. The prop combines a lid-opener kit with flashing lights and screaming audio to deliver a multi-sensory scare effect. It appears to be a turnkey solution aimed at haunters who want a high-impact pneumatic gag without building from scratch.
SKS Props walks through a full foam fabrication build of Pyramid Head's iconic Great Knife from Silent Hill 2, referencing imagery from the remake for game-accurate proportions. The finished prop is constructed from HD-Foam, keeping the oversized blade surprisingly lightweight despite its dramatic scale. Surface texture is achieved using Flex Seal as a base coat, followed by layered acrylic paints and specialty mediums for a battle-worn, rusted metal appearance. Free downloadable PDF templates are provided to help builders of any level get started.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their giant hanging vampire prop, a detailed latex and foam piece measuring approximately five and a half feet in length. The creature takes on a classic bat-like vampire aesthetic and is built for durability. It is presented as a versatile display piece suitable for haunted attractions, Halloween events, or horror collectors.
VanOaksProps walks through the full build process for a foam replica of Jack Torrance's iconic axe from The Shining, designed to be lightweight and safe for Halloween haunts and convention use. The blade and handle are both constructed from EVA foam floor mats, shaped with a heat gun and Dremel, then finished with a multi-step painting process that mimics real steel and wood grain. Sponsored Surebonder Cosplay Stik hot glue is used throughout the assembly. The result is a screen-inspired prop that is durable, convention-compliant, and visually convincing.
This short showcase video reveals a highly realistic foam casket prop built for haunted attractions or home haunts. Constructed from EPS polystyrene, the build achieves a convincing, full-size coffin appearance at a fraction of the weight of traditional materials. A companion audio how-to guide is available in the Prop Shop segment of Hauntcast episode 32 for those wanting full build instructions.
This wrap-up episode from VanOaksProps covers the completion of a DIY Haunted Mansion-inspired singing bust prop, combining carved XPS insulation foam construction with an internally mounted small projector to animate the face. The build draws direct inspiration from the iconic graveyard scene in Disney's Haunted Mansion, where five busts perform Grim Grinning Ghosts. Foam shaping, layered EVA foam detailing, masonry sealer, and a muted stone-finish paint scheme all contribute to the final effect. A commercially available animated bust is referenced as an alternative for those who prefer a ready-made option.
FrightProps showcases their animated Tentacle Creature Crate, a ready-to-use electric prop featuring writhing tentacles emerging from a crate enclosure. The piece draws on deep-sea horror aesthetics, evoking a kraken or cephalopod trapped and struggling to escape. At just one minute, the video serves primarily as a product showcase highlighting the prop's movement and overall appearance.
FrightProps showcases their Lurching Zombie animatronic prop, a pneumatically driven device that sends a zombie figure thrusting forward to grab at unsuspecting victims. The prop lies dormant on the ground until a guest approaches, then launches into its lurch for a sudden, close-range scare. It can also be mounted to a wall for versatile placement within a haunt layout.
Distortions Unlimited founder Ed Edmunds unboxes the company's 2022 T-Rex Head Wall Mount prop, a highly detailed latex and foam Tyrannosaurus Rex head designed for wall display. The piece is hand-painted in-house and available in four color variants. Suitable for a wide range of spaces beyond Halloween haunts, from home entertainment rooms to retail and museum settings, it doubles as a striking decorative statement piece year-round.
SKS Props walks through the full build process for a large-scale EVA foam replica of Dante's Devil Sword from Devil May Cry 5, completed in time for DragonCon. The finished prop spans roughly 62 inches and weighs approximately 2.5 pounds thanks to a lightweight EVA foam and foam clay construction. Free downloadable PDF templates are available on the creator's website to help viewers replicate the build. The tutorial covers everything from cutting and shaping the foam core to sealing, priming, and painting the blade's signature Damascus-style pattern.
FrightProps showcases their Clown Barrel Popper, a pneumatic jump-scare prop in which a clown figure launches upward out of a barrel via an air-powered piston. The prop is constructed with a foam clown figure, making it lightweight and durable for repeated triggering. It's designed for professional haunted house environments where reliable, high-impact scares are essential.
Distortions Unlimited reveals their Cyclops Head, a new addition to their 2025 Halloween prop lineup. The piece is a large latex and foam sculpt standing approximately 24 inches tall, featuring detailed sculpture and paintwork. Sculpted by Tom Cassidy, it is positioned as a versatile prop suitable for home haunts, professional haunted attractions, costumes, and horror collectors alike.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Super Skull, an oversized Halloween prop constructed from latex and foam and featuring built-in flickering lights for eerie ambiance. The flat-backed design allows it to be mounted on a wall, making it versatile for home haunts, professional haunted attractions, and seasonal displays alike. Introduced as part of Distortions Unlimited's 2019 Halloween lineup, the piece is positioned as a statement decoration with strong visual impact.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their 'Helga Beheaded' prop, a cut-off head illusion crafted from latex and foam. The prop is designed for a wide range of applications including Halloween haunts, costumes, cosplay, and theatrical productions. At just one minute, the video serves as a quick product showcase highlighting the realistic illusion effect.
This short takes you inside the Distortions Unlimited studio for a quick look at painting a giant alligator prop built from latex and foam. The clip highlights the finishing-paint stage of a large creature display from a veteran prop and animatronics maker. It's a brief behind-the-scenes glimpse rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
FrightProps showcases a scary octopus haunted house prop constructed from foam and latex for a realistic, posable sea-creature effect. The foam-filled body allows the tentacles and form to be repositioned to suit different haunt layouts and scenes. It appears to be a ready-made static prop aimed at professional and home haunters looking for an impressive creature centerpiece.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their 2025 Cyclops Head prop, a large latex and foam sculpt standing 24 inches tall. The piece was sculpted by Tom Cassidy and features detailed paintwork suited for haunted house displays, Halloween décor, costuming, and horror collecting. The short video serves as a product reveal for the prop's place in Distortions Unlimited's 2025 Halloween lineup.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios demonstrates how to build a realistic-looking bear trap prop from EVA foam floor mats for under two dollars and in about an hour. The build is extremely accessible for beginners, requiring minimal tools and just two inexpensive materials. The finished props are lightweight and versatile, working well as wall-mounted set dressing across a variety of haunt themes.
Distortions Unlimited unboxes their nearly 8-foot tall Tiki Statue prop, a hand-painted latex and foam piece built around an internal armature. The video highlights the sculpture's impressive detail, glowing eyes, and dual appeal as a daytime and nighttime display piece. It's positioned as a versatile décor option for backyard parties, tiki bars, or home entertainment spaces. The prop is made in the USA by a company with over four decades of professional prop-making experience.
FrightProps showcases a foam-filled, latex severed head prop designed for haunted house and Halloween display use. The piece features a gory, bloody aesthetic suited to zombie or undead-themed scenes. It is a ready-to-use static prop requiring no assembly or modification.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Electric Zombie, a commercially manufactured Halloween animatronic prop standing over six feet tall. The character is themed around a zombie that has bitten into a live electrical wire, resulting in glowing eyes and a shaking, electrified body. Built from latex and foam over a metal armature with a heavy-duty motor, the prop is engineered for durability in high-traffic haunt environments. It ships ready to deploy with integrated controls, sound, and lighting.
Distortions Unlimited showcases four premium vampire props in this product highlight reel. Featured pieces include a roughly 5'6" latex-and-foam Hanging Vampire, a ~6'3" Nosferatu figure sculpted by Jordu Schell and inspired by the 1922 film, a new-for-2021 Vampire Legend standing display at approximately 6.5 feet tall, and Blood Thirsty — a female vampire frightronic animatronic that shakes when staked through the heart. All props are positioned for horror collectors, haunted attractions, and serious Halloween enthusiasts.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Giant Blazing Pumpkin, a large flat-backed pumpkin skull prop crafted from latex and foam and finished with hand painting. The piece ships ready to hang via two top rings and includes a built-in flickering light that animates the eyes. At roughly 29×17×12 inches, it works equally well as a statement piece for yard haunts, home haunts, or professional dark attractions.
