Video Tag
Every video tagged “FrightProps” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1040 videos
This FrightProps tutorial walks through using their Director Software alongside the PicoDMX controller to program and trigger flame units in a haunted attraction setting. The video demonstrates how these two products work together to sequence and automate flame effects via DMX control. It offers a practical look at the software interface and how DMX channels map to physical flame outputs.
FrightProps showcases a motor-driven animated zombie prop built on a PVC frame that produces a realistic swaying motion. The kit is available in two configurations — a basic kit and a complete kit — giving builders flexibility based on their budget and existing parts. This short video serves as a product demonstration for the mechanism in action.
Travis from Fright Ideas introduces the PicoVolt, a prop control device that has received notable upgrades. The video offers a feature-focused walkthrough aimed at haunters considering the unit for their setup. At roughly three minutes, it serves as a concise product overview rather than a deep-dive tutorial.
This short product showcase from FrightProps highlights the Distortions Unlimited Kiddyland Kreepy Kids Teeter Totter, an electric Halloween prop featuring two ghostly possessed toddler figures riding a moving teeter totter. The piece leans into unsettling childhood imagery to create an eerie haunted playground atmosphere. It appears designed for display in haunted attractions, home haunts, or yard haunts seeking a creepy, memorable centerpiece.
FrightProps showcases their Electrocution Table, a pneumatic haunted house prop depicting a victim strapped down and subjected to electric shock torture. The figure thrashes and convulses in a convincing display of agony, driven by air power and triggered via a prop controller. The piece suits a mad scientist or torture chamber scene and is available as a ready-made unit directly from FrightProps.
FrightProps kicks off their 'Let's Build' series with a step-by-step guide to assembling a pneumatic Hopping Drum Halloween prop. The kit is designed to work with a variety of containers including 55-gallon drums, crates, and coffins, making it highly versatile for different haunt themes. The finished prop requires an air compressor to operate and delivers a dynamic, startling effect for guests.
The FrightProps Live Wires prop is a ready-made animatronic effect that simulates a downed, crackling electrical cable. When triggered, the hanging wire comes to life with realistic movement and sparking effects. The unit ships with a controller and pressure mat for hands-free guest activation, and operates using both electricity and compressed air.
FrightProps showcases the ColorPiano, a programmable color-changing LED lighting system available in both spot and rope light configurations. The demonstration highlights the fixture's range of color options and programming flexibility, positioning it as a versatile solution for haunted attractions and escape rooms. At under $50 per fixture, it appears aimed at haunters and prop builders seeking affordable, customizable lighting.
FrightProps showcases a fully electric motorized tentacle prop that flops and wiggles continuously without any pneumatic air supply. The short demo highlights how simple plug-in operation makes it accessible for haunters who want animated creature effects without a compressor setup. It appears aimed at buyers evaluating the prop's movement quality before purchase.
FrightProps showcases a pneumatic conversion kit designed to automate a standard can crusher using air-powered actuation. The kit is built to be compatible with most common can crusher models, making it a accessible upgrade for haunt builders looking to add a mechanical scare element. This short promotional clip points viewers to the FrightProps store for purchasing the kit.
FrightProps' Scott provides a hands-on brightness demonstration of three LED lighting products — a floodlight, a spotlight, and a compact miniature spot — to help haunters gauge real-world output before purchasing. The video is aimed at answering common questions about how powerful each unit is and how many fixtures a typical haunt might require. While originally engineered for haunted house use, the lights are shown to be versatile enough for broader event and display applications.
This FrightProps showcase video features their Body Bag Double Kicker, an air-powered animatronic prop depicting a decaying corpse trapped inside a body bag. The effect includes a screaming cadaver face peering through the bag, combined with kicking legs and rustling bag movement to sell the illusion of a struggling undead occupant. The prop is designed for haunted house and professional attraction use.
FrightProps showcases their Death Drop Instant Drop Platform, a moving floor prop designed to simulate a sudden elevator-style drop and catch guests completely off guard. The video features the FrightProps team demonstrating the effect firsthand, highlighting how seamlessly the scare integrates into a haunt environment. It's a high-impact, commercial-grade prop that delivers a visceral startle reaction without relying on visual or audio cues alone.
FrightProps showcases a teeter-totter or see-saw mechanism designed to bring Halloween props to life with a rocking, tipping motion. It can be paired with a foam gravestone for a tipping tombstone effect or fitted with a board and two lightweight figures for a classic see-saw display. The mechanism offers a simple, versatile foundation for graveyard-themed animated scenes.
This video from FrightProps showcases their HD Seamless Looping Triggerable Digital Video Player, demonstrating how it can be used to create compelling Halloween prop effects. The device allows a video loop to play continuously in idle mode and then switch to a triggered scare sequence on cue, creating a polished, interactive experience. It is designed to integrate smoothly into existing Halloween props and haunt setups.
This FrightProps showcase demonstrates a Ghost Bust projection effect that casts an animated, talking character's face onto a three-dimensional bust form. The result is a striking optical illusion that brings the ghost to life in a highly convincing way. The effect is suitable for haunted house installations or home haunt displays seeking a wow-factor centerpiece.
FrightProps showcases their Squishy Bridge, a floor-based haunted house product designed to simulate the sensation of walking across an unstable, creaking bridge. The effect engages guests through physical sensation rather than purely visual or audio stimuli, adding a unique tactile dimension to walkthrough experiences. It appears to be a ready-made product available directly through FrightProps.
This short FrightProps product spotlight covers a pneumatic vibrator designed for haunted house and Halloween attraction use. The device mounts directly onto props or structures and uses air pressure to generate intense vibrations. It offers a straightforward way to add kinetic, tactile energy to almost any surface or prop build.
FrightProps showcases their Talking Siamese Skeleton, a fully automated animatronic prop featuring conjoined skeletal twins that rock back and forth while their eyes move and they trade dark, comedic dialogue. The prop is designed with customizable audio, making it well-suited for entertaining guests waiting in queue lines or gathered in groups. It falls squarely in the freakshow aesthetic, blending humor and horror in a compact, ready-to-run package.
FrightProps showcases their Small Lunger Mech, a pneumatic mechanism engineered to thrust props forward and upward for dramatic scare effects. The unit is well-suited for animating lightweight characters such as ghosts and skeletons. Built for durability and repeated use in haunt environments, it offers a compact solution for adding aggressive lunge movement to displays.
FrightProps showcases their Flying Ghost animated Halloween prop, a large white ghost figure that travels back and forth along an included cable to create a dynamic yard display. The prop includes built-in spooky sound effects, adding an audio dimension to the visual scare. At roughly a minute long, this video serves as a quick product demonstration rather than a build tutorial.
FrightProps showcases their animated clown ferris wheel Halloween prop in this short product spotlight. The piece appears to be a ready-made, self-contained animatronic display with a carnival or circus theme. It is available for direct purchase through the FrightProps online store.
FrightProps takes viewers on a walkthrough of their 2024 TransWorld Haunted Attraction Association Show booth, highlighting a selection of products and displays on the trade show floor. The video offers a snapshot of what the company is bringing to the professional haunt industry market this season. It serves as both a product showcase and a peek behind the curtain at one of the haunt industry's premier annual trade events.
FrightProps walks through their lineup of water sprayer and mister products, covering both pneumatic and electric models. Each unit is demonstrated on camera so viewers can see the spray output and understand the differences between models. The video serves as a practical buying guide to help haunt builders choose the right water effect for their setup.
