Video Tag
Every video tagged “FrightProps” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1040 videos
FrightProps showcases their Attack Spider animatronic, a large fur-covered spider with fangs that lunges forward via pneumatic action to startle unsuspecting guests. The prop is designed for both home haunters and professional haunted attractions seeking a high-impact jump-scare effect. At just one minute, the video serves as a quick product demonstration of the prop in action.
This tutorial walks DIY haunters through building an animated tombstone prop that uses a programmable motor to move a sculpted face in multiple directions, creating the illusion of a living, aware gravestone. The build is designed for yard haunts and graveyard displays and aims for a professional-looking result from homemade construction. The video notes an important hardware update: the FrightProps motor kit now ships with a different controller, so builders will need to separately purchase the PicoVolt controller to replicate the original build.
FrightProps showcases a kit that converts a compatible Amazon Alexa device into an animated talking skull prop. The setup requires no programming — simply connect the kit to an Alexa device with a stereo audio output and it's ready to go. It's a quick, accessible way to add a creepy interactive element to any Halloween display.
FrightProps showcases the Ghost Bust projection system in action, featuring a talking witch character that appears to inhabit a physical bust form. The effect creates a striking visual illusion suitable for haunted houses and live Halloween events. The short demo clip highlights the wow-factor potential of the system for operators looking to stand out from competitors.
FrightProps showcases their Axworthy Ghost Kit, a motorized overhead rigging system that sends a lightweight ghost prop flying along a looped track. The demo features a standard kit expanded with an additional satellite wheel, illustrating how multiple satellites can be chained together for extended flight paths. An optional controller can be added to adjust speed, vary movement patterns, and trigger the effect on demand.
This short showcase video from FrightProps features the Kiddyland Maypole, an animated Halloween prop by Distortions Unlimited. Two eerie child figures swing on a weathered, dilapidated Maypole, creating an unsettling haunted-carnival atmosphere. The clip serves as a product demonstration to highlight the prop's motion and overall aesthetic.
FrightProps showcases the Doom Cannon, a propane-powered noise-maker prop designed to deliver an intensely loud blast that guests can physically feel. The unit runs on standard liquid propane available at most hardware stores and supports battery power for flexible outdoor deployment. At just two minutes, the video gives a quick but impactful demonstration of the cannon's raw scare potential.
FrightProps offers a quick demonstration of a pneumatic vibrator unit designed to add shake and rumble effects to Halloween props and environments. The device is well-suited for vibrating floors, elevator simulation props, and barrel gags. It provides a compact, air-powered solution for creating convincing motion illusions in haunted attractions.
This FrightProps tutorial walks viewers through upgrading or replacing the default triggers on Spirit Halloween, Gemmy, and other big-box animatronic props. Using a dedicated adapter, the method works with any prop that features a 'Try Me' function, allowing substitution of the stock step mat or motion sensor with higher-quality alternatives. FrightProps Creative Director Scott demonstrates how to pair the adapter with options such as a PicoBoo Jr controller, a pressure-sensing step mat, or a PIR motion sensor for more reliable and flexible activation.
FrightProps showcases their large-scale animated mutant octopus prop, billed as an 'It Came From The Deep' creature feature. The prop appears to be a professionally fabricated foam-based animatronic designed to bring a deep-sea monster aesthetic to Halloween displays. As a one-minute showcase video, it gives viewers a look at the movement and overall scale of this striking cephalopod creature.
FrightProps showcases a redesigned simulated flickering fluorescent light prop that creates an unsettling, realistic flicker effect for haunted house environments. The units are powered by a pair of PicoBoo ONE controllers and flicker continuously whenever plugged in. An optional trigger input allows the effect to activate only at specific moments, giving haunters flexible control over the atmospheric lighting.
FrightProps' Drew walks viewers through four electronic noisemaker and flash props — the Flash Cracker, Flash Stick, Flash Plate, and Pow Stick — highlighting the differences between each product. The video is a focused comparison designed to help haunters choose the right startle prop for their setup. Optional accessories such as a wireless remote and a mobile power pack are also referenced for flexible deployment.
This short FrightProps video walks viewers through the range of pneumatic cylinders sold on their website, giving a concise look at the options available for haunt and prop builders. It serves as a buyer's orientation, helping creators understand what cylinder types exist before making a purchase. At just four minutes, it focuses on product variety rather than hands-on installation technique.
This short tutorial from FrightProps demonstrates how different power supplies can be used to control the speed of their Dual-Speed High-Torque Prop Motor. By varying the power source, builders can achieve different motor speeds to suit their animatronic prop needs. It's a concise, practical guide aimed at getting props up and running quickly.
This FrightProps tutorial serves as an entry-level primer on pneumatic airline and fittings for haunted attraction builders. It covers common airline sizes and types, how to branch a single line to multiple props, and best practices for stepping down from a larger mainline to smaller runs near props. The video also addresses how to properly cut airline and connect an air compressor to a prop system using push-in fittings.
FrightProps showcases the Vortex Fusion, a fog chiller system designed to keep machine-generated fog hugging the ground for dramatic low-lying effects. Rather than requiring dry ice or specialized cooling media, the unit works with ordinary household ice cubes, making it accessible for a wide range of users. The short clip highlights the product as a leading cold fog distribution solution for use with standard commercial fog and smoke machines.
FrightProps showcases their Zombie Snail, an oversized slime-covered haunted house prop with a grotesque undead aesthetic. Measuring over three feet in length, this creature prop is designed to add a uniquely unsettling and darkly humorous touch to any haunt environment. The video gives viewers a close-up look at the prop's details and overall presence.
FrightProps' Scott walks through the straightforward process of wiring Nano Spot miniature LED spotlights to a power supply and dimmer switch. Originally engineered for professional haunted attractions, Nano Spots earned a 2013 PLASA Members Choice Product Award, signaling their industry credibility. The tutorial demonstrates how accessible these compact, durable lights are for both home haunters and professional haunt builders alike.
This tutorial walks DIY haunters through building a convincing floating, animated candle illusion suitable for both indoor and outdoor Halloween displays. The build combines basic crafting techniques with a reindeer (deer) motor to produce realistic levitating movement. The channel is known for step-by-step guides that help hobbyists achieve professional-looking results on a home-haunt budget.
This FrightProps video showcases the Scary Mary Mirror, a Halloween prop featuring a screaming Bloody Mary apparition that appears within a mirror. The clip serves as a product demonstration for the item available through FrightProps' online store. Given the minimal metadata provided, the video appears to be a short showcase or advertisement rather than a build tutorial.
This FrightProps tutorial introduces the PicoServo, a compact servo controller capable of driving up to four servos simultaneously. The device supports two storable motion sequences and can be triggered externally, making it well-suited for haunted house prop automation. The video walks viewers through setup and basic operation in an approachable, beginner-friendly format.
FrightProps showcases their left-right turning mechanism, a compact animatronic mech designed to bring Halloween props to life with realistic oscillating motion. The unit ships complete with a high-torque dual-speed motor and a matched power supply sized for optimal slow-speed performance. Optional extenders and a mounting flange allow builders to customize the mech height and securely attach props such as skulls or character heads. The video serves as a quick product overview pointing viewers to the FrightProps website for purchase.
FrightProps takes viewers on a walkthrough of their booth presence at the 2026 TransWorld Halloween and Attractions Show, one of the haunt industry's premier trade events. The video offers a look at the props, products, and displays FrightProps showcased on the trade show floor. It serves as both a product preview and an inside glimpse into the professional haunted attraction industry's annual gathering.
FrightProps walks through two of their purpose-built Halloween prop controllers: the compact PicoBoo Jr (F103) and the full-featured PicoBoo (F104). The video covers what each unit does, how they differ from one another, and where each fits in a haunt or animatronic setup. Both devices are positioned as accessible alternatives to Arduino or PLC-based solutions for automating Halloween props and pneumatics.
