Video Tag
Every video tagged “FrightProps” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1040 videos
FrightProps presents Psych Ward: Criminally Insane 2, a Halloween video effect featuring three distinct disturbed-patient characters designed for use inside haunted attractions. The product offers flexible playback options, allowing operators to loop a single character or cycle through all three in sequence. Trigger-based activation means the displayed character can change each time a guest sets off the prop, keeping the experience fresh across multiple walk-throughs.
FrightProps showcases their Frankenstein's Awakening animatronic prop in action, demonstrating a multi-stage scare sequence set in a classic mad-scientist laboratory. The scene unfolds as Frankenstein lies on a table, a doctor figure throws the switch, sparks fire, and the table pitches forward to bring the monster lunging toward guests. The short demo clip highlights the prop's dramatic reveal and crowd-interactive reach effect.
FrightProps showcases a new character variant for their Ghost Bust, a talking statue illusion prop filmed in HD. The clip serves as a promotional look at the prop's creepy aesthetic and animated effect. It gives viewers a quick but atmospheric preview of what the Ghost Bust can bring to a haunt or Halloween display.
FrightProps showcases a ceiling-mounted pipe animatronic that disguises itself as ordinary industrial plumbing until triggered, releasing a cluster of writhing rubber tentacles above unsuspecting guests. The prop relies on environmental camouflage and surprise timing to deliver a strong startle scare. Pairing it with matching decoy pipes throughout a haunt amplifies the effect by keeping patrons guessing which pipe is real. The soft rubber construction keeps the experience thrilling without posing a safety risk.
FrightProps host Scott provides an in-depth walkthrough of how professional Halloween animatronic props are programmed from start to finish. Using a BooBox Flex 2 controller paired with a Scare Master programming module, he demonstrates the full workflow on a Poison Props animatronic. The tutorial covers tuning pneumatic cylinder flow and speed, then sequencing prop movements to align precisely with audio cues — the same process used by professional haunt builders.
FrightProps showcases the Scary Mary Mirror, a haunted mirror prop that disguises itself as an ordinary mirror before revealing a shocking face to startle guests. The prop is designed for haunted house environments where a sudden visual scare is needed. At just one minute, the video serves primarily as a product demonstration highlighting the prop's jump-scare effect.
FrightProps showcases their Animated Haunted Raven Clock, a ready-to-use Halloween prop styled as an antique timepiece with a skull topper. The clock activates via motion or sound, causing the hands to spin and the face to glow orange while a hidden door opens to reveal a pop-out raven accompanied by creepy audio. It's a self-contained scare piece designed to startle unsuspecting guests with no setup beyond placement.
FrightProps showcases the Shock Box, an actor-operated prop that disguises itself as an innocent candy display before delivering a startling jump scare. A hidden lever allows the performer to launch the lid open at precisely the right moment, revealing a grotesque face inside. The demo features the themed Candy Box variant, illustrating how effective a familiar, benign-looking setup can be for misdirecting guests.
FrightProps showcases the Grave Popper, one of their newer Halloween prop offerings. The prop appears designed to simulate a zombie or ghoul bursting from a grave, making it suitable for yard haunts and professional haunted attractions alike. The video serves as a product showcase linking viewers directly to the FrightProps store.
FrightProps showcases their Rocking Mother Corpse, an animated Halloween prop designed for haunted house and home haunt use. The prop features a lifelike corpse character in a rocking motion, creating an unsettling presence in any spooky scene. At just one minute, the video serves primarily as a product demonstration highlighting the prop's movement and appearance.
FrightProps creative director Scott walks through the PicoBoo MP3, his personal go-to Halloween prop controller, explaining what sets it apart from other options. The video highlights the device's combination of powerful feature set and straightforward usability, making it accessible for a wide range of prop builds. Several FrightProps accessories — including spotlights, a relay add-on, and a mini strobe — are demonstrated alongside the controller to show real-world integration.
This short tutorial from FrightProps demonstrates a simple four-step process for adding convincing rust effects to Halloween props and haunted house scenery using their Rust Dust product. A base coat of paint is applied, Rust Dust is sprinkled onto the wet surface, and once dry, a spray activator triggers a realistic oxidation effect. The technique requires minimal tools and no special skills, making it accessible to haunters at any level.
The FrightProps Fog Blaster Vase is an all-in-one decorative prop that launches a dramatic column of fog high into the air at timed intervals. The fog is illuminated by an integrated red LED spotlight, creating a striking visual effect. Everything needed to run the effect — fog machine, controller, and light — is concealed inside a faux decorative pillar base.
FrightProps showcases a life-sized rotting torso prop featuring a giant carnivorous grub bursting from the body cavity. The piece is highly three-dimensional and runs close to 40 inches in length, making it a striking centerpiece for haunted house displays. Its versatility allows it to double as a dead body prop or a zombie scene element.
FrightProps showcases the Darklight Nano Spot PLUS, a compact 12V DC LED spotlight designed for haunted attractions and prop lighting. The light is available in seven colors, including FrightProps' own signature purple. Its small form factor and high output make it well suited for tightly focused illumination of individual props or scenic environments. The video serves primarily as a product demonstration for haunt builders and decorators.
FrightProps showcases one of their ready-made Halloween tentacle props in this short product spotlight. The piece is constructed from latex with a foam-filled interior, giving it a realistic, tactile feel suited for haunted house or home haunt displays. It evokes a kraken or giant cephalopod aesthetic and is designed as a static decoration requiring no assembly.
FrightProps showcases the Phantom Rising, an animated Halloween prop featuring a sinister specter that rises to frighten guests. The short video serves as a product demonstration, giving viewers a look at the prop's movement and overall effect. It appears designed for haunted house and home haunt applications where a ghostly rising figure would make a strong scare element.
This short FrightProps tutorial walks through their single-acting pneumatic hookup kit, which supplies all the components necessary to get a pneumatic cylinder extending and retracting on command. The kit supports multiple power input options including standard wall power and low-voltage DC supplies, making it flexible for a variety of haunt builds. At just three minutes, it delivers a focused, no-fluff overview of the hookup process.
FrightProps walks through the function and use of quick exhaust valves in Halloween prop and animatronic builds. These valves serve two primary purposes: boosting cylinder stroke speed and enabling rapid depressurization of compressed-air tanks. The short runtime makes this a focused, no-fluff reference for pneumatic builders. It is part of FrightProps' broader educational series on pneumatic components.
This FrightProps tutorial demonstrates how to program a PicoBoo MP3 controller using the free Director software to create a flip-flop output — an effect that toggles on with the first trigger and off with the next. The demonstration uses an RFID trigger and a magnetic lock as the output device, though the underlying logic applies broadly to many haunt effects. The video walks through the software configuration step by step, making it accessible to intermediate builders familiar with basic prop controllers.
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.
FrightProps walks through practical tips for getting 12V DC Halloween devices powered up using readily available standard power supplies. The video is a concise, beginner-friendly primer aimed at haunters who are new to the electronics side of prop building. It complements a broader library of controller and electronics guidance available on the FrightProps website.
FrightProps showcases their giant scorched scarecrow prop, which features a built-in fog effect for added atmospheric impact. The short video highlights the prop's dramatic burning scarecrow aesthetic suited for haunted house or Halloween display use. Viewers are directed to the FrightProps website for purchasing details.
FrightProps showcases their Extreme Rocker Mechanism, a motorized component designed to bring haunted house characters to life with aggressive back-and-forth rocking motion. The mechanism is built to mount onto a rocking chair alongside a character prop, though it can be attached in other configurations as well. At just one minute, the video functions primarily as a product demonstration highlighting the effect in action.
