Video Tag
Every video tagged “Gemmy” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
279 videos
A quick walkthrough of a Spirit Halloween store featuring an unusual floor-level prop display layout that catches the creator's attention. The short video highlights various Halloween props and animatronics arranged in what appears to be a non-standard setup. It offers a fast-paced peek at seasonal offerings from brands like Gemmy and Distortions Unlimited.
This short video showcases ten brand-new Spirit Halloween props and animatronics debuting for the 2021 season. The host walks viewers through a variety of upcoming releases, with coverage appearing to include offerings from Morris Costumes and Gemmy alongside Spirit's own lineup. At roughly four minutes, it serves as a quick preview reel for Halloween enthusiasts eager to see what's hitting shelves.
This video tours the Halloween 2021 prop lineup available at Home Depot, showcasing animatronic and decorative pieces from the season. The host walks through multiple prop offerings, giving viewers a close look at that year's retail selections. It appears to include Gemmy-branded items and clown-themed pieces among the featured products.
This video counts down ten of the most disturbing Halloween animatronics in a ranking/showcase format, covering props from major retailers and brands in the Halloween industry. The host offers commentary on what makes each animatronic particularly unsettling or impressive. It appears to be a follow-up to a previous installment in the series, suggesting an established audience of Halloween prop enthusiasts.
This video counts down ten of the most unsettling Halloween animatronics available to consumers, showcasing props sourced from major retail and specialty Halloween brands. The host highlights each prop's scare factor, appearance, and overall disturbing qualities. It serves as a visual guide for Halloween enthusiasts looking to discover standout animatronic options for the season.
This short video showcases the Gemmy Woman Mummy, a retail animated Halloween prop featuring moving eyes, an articulated mouth, and moaning sound effects. The creator notes that this figure shares its sound box with another Gemmy product, Donna the Dead, suggesting a shared platform across the manufacturer's animated line. The prop delivers classic mummy-themed scares with minimal setup, making it a convenient off-the-shelf decoration.
This countdown-style video explores the ten most notable disasters in the Halloween animatronic world, covering product recalls, high-profile mechanical failures, and controversial releases from major retailers and manufacturers. The host reviews incidents involving well-known brands in the seasonal Halloween market. At roughly 26 minutes, the video serves as an entertaining yet informative retrospective on the pitfalls and controversies that have shaped the animatronic prop industry. Viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at what can go wrong when Halloween props reach consumers.
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.
This video takes a deep-dive iceberg format approach to Spirit Halloween, exploring increasingly obscure trivia, lore, and behind-the-scenes facts about the iconic seasonal retailer. Topics appear to span well-known props and animatronics down to rare prototypes, discontinued items, and lesser-known corporate history involving brands like Gemmy and Morris Costumes. The clown prop category receives notable attention, with a specific reference to the Towering Clown animatronic. This is part one of an ongoing series, with a follow-up installment promised.
Haunt Former tours the Halloween section at Lowe's for the 2018 season, showcasing the available decorations, props, and animatronics on offer. The video gives viewers a ground-level look at mass-market Halloween products including inflatables, lighting, pumpkins, and Gemmy animatronics. It serves as a handy preview for shoppers wanting to know what's in stock before heading to the store.
This short walkthrough tours Kmart's 2015 Halloween seasonal section, showcasing the Totally Ghoul product line available in stores and online. The video highlights a broad range of mass-market Halloween merchandise including inflatables, lighting, skeletons, animal props, busts, and both small and large animated props. It serves as a quick visual guide for shoppers looking to stock up on affordable Halloween decorations from a major retail chain.
This short video highlights four new Halloween props debuting for the 2021 season, with apparent ties to major retailers and manufacturers including Spirit Halloween, Morris Costumes, Gemmy, and Distortions Unlimited. At least one clown-themed piece is featured among the showcased items. The video appears to offer an early look at upcoming or prototype releases. Given its one-minute runtime, coverage is likely a quick preview rather than an in-depth review.
This video takes a critical look at Halloween animatronics released each year from 2005 through 2026, identifying what the creator considers the worst offering of each year. It spans major retail and specialty Halloween brands, providing an opinionated year-by-year retrospective on low points in animatronic design and quality. The format is editorial and ranking-based rather than instructional, making it a fun watch for Halloween prop enthusiasts and collectors. At roughly 30 minutes, it offers broad coverage of two decades of Halloween retail animatronics.
This video presents a curated countdown of ten animatronic Halloween props selected for their unsettling or disturbing qualities, continuing a series that has covered similar ground in previous installments. The host reviews props from major retailers and manufacturers, highlighting what makes each one particularly creepy or effective as a scare piece. It serves primarily as entertainment and a seasonal buyer's guide for Halloween enthusiasts hunting for standout animatronics.
This video showcases newly released Gemmy and Sunstar Halloween props for the 2020 season, offering an early look at what the brands have in the lineup. The host walks through available photos and video clips highlighting the new additions to each brand's catalog. It serves as a handy preview for collectors and decorators looking to plan their seasonal purchases.
This short video is part of a 25 Days of Christmas series and showcases a life-size Gemmy animated snowman prop. The snowman performs festive Christmas carols, making it a standout seasonal decoration piece. While not Halloween-specific, the channel's haunt background suggests interest in high-quality animated props year-round.
This video counts down the creator's top 10 favorite new animatronics spotted at the Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show 2026, highlighting standout pieces from the haunt and Halloween retail industry. The host shares personal picks and reactions to the latest offerings from major and specialty vendors. It serves as an early preview of what Halloween shoppers and haunters can expect to see hitting shelves and haunt floors in the upcoming season.
Haunt Former counts down his top 100 favorite Halloween props released in 2014, featuring products from a wide range of major seasonal manufacturers and retailers. The video serves as a broad buyer's guide and collector's reference for that year's prop market. Morbid Enterprises is noted as a sponsor, with a shoutout to their retail platform. Viewers are invited to share their own 2014 favorites in the comments.
This video is the second installment in a series exploring the Spirit Halloween iceberg — a deep-dive into increasingly obscure trivia, lore, and behind-the-scenes facts about the iconic Halloween retail chain. Topics appear to span unreleased prototypes, manufacturer connections such as Gemmy and Morris Costumes, and lesser-known chapter of Spirit Halloween's history. The format follows the popular internet 'iceberg chart' style, moving from well-known surface-level facts down to deep, niche knowledge.
This editorial-style video from Haunt Former presents a wish list of Halloween props the creator hopes to see from major manufacturers in 2016, spanning pop culture franchises like Aliens and Five Nights at Freddy's. Rather than reviewing existing products, it speculates on untapped licensing and design opportunities in the seasonal prop market. Brands such as Spirit Halloween, Morbid Enterprises, and Gemmy are referenced as potential producers. It serves as a fun, community-driven conversation starter for Halloween enthusiasts heading into a new year.
This video uses Gemmy's 2020 Michael Myers prop as a focal point to examine broader concerns about the direction of the Halloween prop industry. The creator presents a case-study-style critique, raising questions about product quality, brand reputation, and what these trends mean for Halloween enthusiasts and haunters alike. It sits somewhere between a prop review and an industry opinion piece, offering perspective beyond a straightforward unboxing or rating.
Haunt Former takes a close look at Gemmy Industries' Animated Eyeball Doorbell, a novelty Halloween prop sold through Cracker Barrel. The piece features a glowing green eye, antique-style detailing, and built-in spooky sound effects designed to startle visitors at the door. At just four minutes, the review gives viewers a quick but focused look at what the prop offers as seasonal door décor.
This video counts down the top 10 most iconic Halloween animatronics of all time, highlighting the props that have become recognizable staples of the season. The creator covers a range of well-known retail animatronics from brands and stores associated with mass-market Halloween, including clowns, reapers, skeletons, and more. The description also promotes a current Lowe's Halfway to Halloween collection featuring several animated figures. It serves as both a nostalgic retrospective and a loose buying guide for animatronic enthusiasts.
This supercut-style video explores Halloween props that have been lost, discontinued, or otherwise disappeared from the market over the years. Running nearly an hour, it appears to compile footage and discussion around rare or forgotten pieces from major Halloween retailers and manufacturers. The creator operates a haunted attraction and brings an enthusiast's perspective to the subject. The video leans into nostalgia and the niche "lost media" angle popular in Halloween collector communities.
