Video Tag
Every video tagged “FrightProps” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1040 videos
FrightProps showcases their Mud Zombie Crawler, a motorized animated Halloween prop featuring a decayed, mud-covered zombie figure in a crawling pose. The prop is designed to create the unsettling illusion of a zombie dragging itself toward unsuspecting visitors. At just one minute long, this video serves as a quick product demonstration highlighting the prop's movement and overall effect.
FrightProps showcases their exclusive line of servo-driven animated pirate skeleton figures, each featuring multiple programmable movements and a weathered undead aesthetic. The lineup includes several distinct characters, giving haunters the flexibility to build out a full skeletal pirate crew. A companion haunted pirate ship soundtrack is also available to complement the props. Each figure's movements can be customized by the user, making them adaptable to a wide range of haunt setups.
This short showcase video from FrightProps demonstrates the Ghost Bust haunted house projection system in action, highlighting its ability to create a dramatic ghost visual effect. The footage is designed to illustrate the spectacle and audience impact the system can deliver at live haunted events. It serves as a product demonstration rather than a step-by-step build tutorial.
This video from FrightProps showcases their pneumatic foot twitcher mechanism, a ready-made air-powered prop designed to simulate a twitching or tilting foot — ideal for morgue-themed haunt scenes. The mechanism appears to be a product demonstration intended to highlight its movement and haunt application. With minimal runtime, the video likely serves as a quick visual preview to support purchasing decisions.
FrightProps showcases their electric picture turner mechanism, a ready-made motorized unit designed to make framed pictures or portraits rotate and shift for a classic haunted-house effect. The video appears to serve primarily as a product demonstration tied to a direct purchase link. It highlights the mechanism as a plug-and-play solution for haunters looking to add subtle, eerie motion to wall décor.
This FrightProps tutorial demonstrates how to use a two-relay wireless remote to control 12V DC devices without any hardwired triggers. The video uses LED Nano Spot lights as a practical demonstration, but also explains how the same system can switch controller inputs, solenoid valves, 110V AC devices, and off-the-shelf retail Halloween props. It's a compact, accessible introduction to wireless automation for haunted attractions of any scale.
FrightProps showcases the Crib Launcher, a pneumatic haunted house prop featuring a zombie baby that jolts upright and hurls its bedsheets aside while screaming and thrashing. The effect is air-powered and triggered via a prop controller, making it a plug-and-play scare piece for professional or home haunts. The dramatic sudden movement combined with audio creates a strong startle reaction in a nursery-themed setting.
FrightProps showcases their solenoid manifold system, which allows multiple solenoid valves to be stacked together sharing a single common air source and exhaust port. This integrated approach reduces the number of fittings required and keeps pneumatic installations compact and tidy. The video is a short product overview aimed at haunters looking to streamline their air-powered prop setups.
FrightProps showcases their Lurching Mech v2, a pneumatic animatronic mechanism designed to produce a lurching motion for haunted house props. The steel-constructed device appears to offer flexible installation options, supporting both ground and wall mounting configurations. This is a product highlight video for the mechanism available through the FrightProps store.
FrightProps showcases their Ghost Bust projection system using a scarecrow theme to demonstrate how the effect can bring a life-size haunted character to vivid, ghostly life. The short demo clip highlights the visual impact the system can deliver in a haunt or event setting. It serves primarily as a product showcase rather than a build or setup tutorial.
FrightProps showcases their Black Jumping Spider animated Halloween prop in this short product demo. The spider launches from a resting position to simulate a startling attack, accompanied by glowing eyes and built-in creepy sound effects. The clip serves as a quick visual showcase of the prop's scare action and overall appearance.
FrightProps showcases the Twitcher: Tongue in Cheek, an animatronic prop depicting a tortured victim convulsing in apparent agony. The short clip highlights the prop's realistic twitching and writhing movement designed to unsettle haunt visitors. It serves as a product demo for those looking to add a suffering, convulsing character to their haunt scene.
FrightProps showcases a compact LED light effect controller capable of producing a variety of special lighting effects suitable for haunted houses and Halloween displays. The unit appears to include a remote control for convenient operation. At just one minute long, the video offers a quick product overview rather than an in-depth tutorial.
This FrightProps tutorial walks through a specific interactive scenario: keeping a light illuminated only while a visitor physically touches a designated prop or surface. The setup uses a BooBox Flex or FlexMax controller paired with a touch sensor and a solid-state relay board to switch a 110v AC LED flame bulb. It doubles as a practical primer on controlling mains-voltage AC devices through a solid-state output from a low-voltage controller.
This short FrightProps video showcases a haunted mirror prop in which a frightening masked face materializes within the reflection. The clip serves as a product demonstration, highlighting the scare effect the mirror delivers. It appears to be a commercially available unit sold directly through FrightProps.
FrightProps showcases their Snail Male latex prop in this brief product spotlight. The video serves as a quick visual preview of the creature piece available for purchase through the FrightProps online store. Latex construction suggests a flexible, paintable prop suitable for haunt or display use.
FrightProps showcases their Mud Zombie Reacher, a motorized animated Halloween skeleton prop designed to simulate a zombie clawing its way up from the ground. The prop features a lifelike struggling motion intended to give the impression of an undead creature desperate to break free. At just one minute, the video serves as a product showcase highlighting the prop's movement and overall creepy effect.
FrightProps showcases their Demonic Attack Dog animatronic, a possessed hound that hides inside a doghouse and explosively lunges upward when guests pass by. The prop combines a dramatic vertical launch with snapping jaws and synchronized barking for a multi-sensory scare. It appears designed as a ready-to-deploy haunted attraction piece rather than a DIY build.
FrightProps demos their Stretch FX line of stretchable door and portrait skins, showcasing how the material deforms to create a chilling effect of figures pressing through a surface. The demonstration highlights two activation methods: pneumatic actuators and physical push-forms. A third low-tech option is also noted — live actors can push their own hands or face into the skin for an organic, interactive scare. The effect works across multiple formats, making it adaptable for various haunt setups.
FrightProps showcases their Skinned Fox static prop, a foam-filled latex piece designed for haunted house and Halloween attraction use. The short-form video serves as a product showcase, highlighting the prop's realistic skinned appearance and hanging display style. It is available for purchase directly through FrightProps' website.
FrightProps showcases a lineup of animated talking Christmas character props, including a Nutcracker, Jack Frost, and Tin Man. The short video appears to be a product demonstration highlighting the animated and talking features of each figure. These props are available for direct purchase through the FrightProps website and are aimed at holiday display enthusiasts and event decorators.
FrightProps showcases their Animated Hanging Bat, a life-sized, self-contained animatronic prop that features a randomly turning head driven by a pre-programmed microcontroller — no air compressor required. The prop is hand-crafted in the USA by a special effects artist using a thick latex skin over a polyfoam core, with synthetic fur and hand-painted detailing for maximum realism. At approximately 16 inches in length, it ships with its own power supply, making setup straightforward out of the box.
FrightProps showcases the Cerberus Three Way Flame Shooter, a professional-grade prop capable of firing one, two, or three simultaneous blasts of flame on demand. The short demo highlights the dramatic visual impact this effect can deliver in a haunted attraction environment. DMX compatibility via the PicoDMX controller makes it straightforward to integrate into existing show-control setups.
This short video from FrightProps showcases the Jolt, an animated electric chair prop designed for Halloween haunts and attractions. The prop appears to be air-powered, suggesting pneumatic actuation drives its movement effects. The video serves as a product demonstration, directing viewers to the FrightProps website for full specifications and purchasing details.
