Video Tag
Every video tagged “FrightProps” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1040 videos
This FrightProps tutorial walks through the fundamentals of creating a convincing flickering light effect for Halloween displays and haunted houses. The key starting point is identifying whether your lights run on low-voltage DC or high-voltage AC power, since each requires a different type of flicker controller. The video showcases several of FrightProps' own controllers alongside compatible spotlights, helping viewers match the right hardware to their specific setup. An alternative approach — choosing a flicker controller first and then sourcing compatible lights — is also presented.
FrightProps showcases the Wake Up Dead animated Halloween prop, a ready-to-use cadaver figure designed for haunted attractions and home haunts. The prop operates with a simple plug-in setup, producing a shaking motion paired with built-in sound effects. Its mortuary theme and self-contained operation make it an accessible scare piece requiring no assembly or programming.
FrightProps showcases their 'Burnt at the Stake' animatronic witch prop, a dramatic air-powered figure that lunges forward aggressively to startle haunt guests. The witch character breaks free from her restraints and launches toward the crowd in a striking scare sequence. This short showcase clip highlights the prop's motion range and theatrical impact in a haunted attraction setting.
This is the third and final installment in FrightProps' BooBox 4 Scene Controller tutorial series, focusing on how to connect various trigger inputs to the controller. The video walks viewers through wiring options including button triggers, pressure/step mats, motion sensors, and light beam sensors. Each trigger type is demonstrated in the context of activating scenes for Halloween props and animatronics.
The PicoBoo JR from FrightProps is a compact, beginner-friendly prop controller designed for haunted attraction use. It requires no computer or software — animations are programmed directly on the unit by pressing buttons in real time. With two relay outputs and a trigger input, it can control power to props and respond to external activation signals.
FrightProps showcases their Door Banger effect, a haunted house prop that makes a door violently slam open and closed on cue. The effect is available either as a complete unit with door and frame included, or as a kit that can be retrofitted onto an existing door. This is a polished, ready-to-deploy product aimed at haunted attraction operators and serious home haunters looking for a high-impact scare moment.
FrightProps showcases their submersible water blaster, a prop designed to produce dramatic jets of water for haunted house environments. The effect is suited for scenes involving cannonballs, aquatic creatures, or underwater explosions. According to FrightProps, it delivers a comparable result to pricier water effects at a lower cost.
FrightProps showcases their exclusive motorized monster tentacle prop, which uses electric power to produce a waving, dangling motion. The short-form video highlights the prop's movement and its potential to startle unsuspecting guests. It appears aimed at haunted house operators and Halloween enthusiasts looking for ready-made creature effects.
FrightProps showcases a highly detailed and unsettling clown mask designed for haunted house use and Halloween scaring. The mask is marketed as an intense, fear-inducing piece suitable for professional and home haunt applications. Beyond the brief showcase, the video directs viewers to the FrightProps website for purchase details.
FrightProps showcases their Swinging Decrepit Doll, a ready-made animated Halloween prop featuring a creepy little-girl doll that swings and delivers eerie phrases or sings a haunting rendition of Rock-a-Bye-Baby. The short clip serves as a product demonstration highlighting the prop's motion and audio capabilities. It appears aimed at haunted house operators and serious Halloween enthusiasts looking for a plug-and-play scare piece.
FrightProps showcases their Coffin Skeleton, an animated Halloween prop featuring a skeleton at rest in a coffin that suddenly lurches upright with arms raised and a scream. The prop is designed to deliver a reliable startle scare in both haunted house and yard haunt settings. It appears to be air-powered, triggering a fast, dramatic torso lunge that catches guests off guard.
This short overview from FrightProps demonstrates one of their most popular prop triggering solutions — the hand trigger — paired with a double acting pneumatic cylinder, a pneumatic hook-up kit, and a PicoBoo ONE controller. The video walks viewers through how these components work together to activate a pneumatic prop. It serves as a practical introduction to entry-level haunt automation using off-the-shelf FrightProps components.
This FrightProps video showcases their Trapped Under Kicker electric mechanism, a motorized Halloween animatronic component. The clip appears to be a product demonstration highlighting the mech's movement and scare potential. FrightProps is a well-known supplier of professional-grade haunt hardware, and this listing-style video likely serves as a visual preview tied to a direct product purchase link.
FrightProps showcases a compact animated skeleton prop that performs a guitar-strumming motion complete with blinking eyes and built-in spooky music. The short one-minute video highlights the prop in action, giving viewers a clear sense of its movement, sound, and overall display appeal. It runs on standard AA batteries, making setup simple with no wiring required.
FrightProps showcases their Undead Coffin animatronic prop, which simulates a person frantically trapped inside a violently thrashing coffin. The effect is paired with screaming audio to sell the illusion of a real occupant desperate to escape. The prop works equally well themed as a zombie, vampire, or generic undead scenario, giving haunters flexible storytelling options.
FrightProps showcases their Chainsaw Pig Man, a pneumatic haunted house prop featuring a crazed butcher character wearing a pig-head mask. The animatronic bursts through a curtain and lunges forward several feet while raising its arms in a chainsaw-swinging motion. The effect is designed to deliver a dramatic, close-range scare to haunted attraction guests.
FrightProps showcases their Possessed Teddy Bear, a soft plush animated Halloween prop that springs to life with bared teeth, shaking movement, and growling sounds. The contrast between its innocent stuffed-animal appearance and its sudden aggressive behavior makes it an effective scare piece. It appears designed for haunted house scenes, Halloween parties, or home haunt displays targeting unsuspecting guests.
FrightProps showcases their Exploding Microwave prop, a commercially made haunted-house gag designed to pass as an ordinary kitchen appliance before launching into a sudden scare. The microwave door bursts open without warning, and the interior erupts into crackling, popping chaos to startle guests. The everyday disguise makes it especially effective in haunted kitchen or poltergeist-themed scenes.
FrightProps showcases the Deadwood Haunted Tree, a roughly six-foot animated Halloween prop featuring a sculpted face with glowing eyes, articulated moving mouth, and waist rotation. The character delivers three original haunting monologues through built-in audio, bringing a menacing forest spirit to life. Realistic printed bark fabric wraps the body for an authentic tree appearance. The prop ships with a UL-listed power adapter and a step-here sensor pad, offering multiple activation modes to suit different display setups.
FrightProps showcases the Sweet Dreams animated clown prop, a large-scale electric Halloween figure. The short video gives viewers a look at the prop in action, highlighting its movement and eerie clown aesthetic. This appears to be a product spotlight intended to drive interest toward the full listing on the FrightProps website.
FrightProps showcases their electric water sprayer prop, designed to deliver a surprising burst of water as a scare effect in haunted house environments. The product appears to be an electrically actuated spray system intended for professional or home haunt use. Given the very short runtime and minimal source description, specific technical details are limited.
FrightProps showcases their Dead Dog static horror prop, a foam-filled replica of a deceased animal designed for haunted house and Halloween display use. The short video highlights the prop's realistic appearance and its potential to add a disturbing, macabre element to haunt environments. As a ready-made product from FrightProps, it requires no building or assembly.
FrightProps showcases their handheld CO2 jet gun, a portable fog-blasting device capable of producing dramatic plumes that reach up to 30 feet before instantly dissipating. The product is designed for professional haunted attraction use where a high-impact, fleeting fog effect is needed. CO2 tank compatibility and proper orientation are briefly covered, along with a clear safety caution for professional use only.
Part 2 of FrightProps' three-part BooBox series walks viewers through the process of programming scenes into the BooBox 4 Scene Controller. The tutorial focuses on how to configure and store multiple scenes for triggering animatronics and Halloween props. It serves as the essential middle step between hardware setup and full deployment of the controller.
