Video Tag
Every video tagged “Halloween prop” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
854 videos
StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through building a wearable dragon mask entirely from EVA foam in roughly two hours and for around $20. The tutorial is geared toward haunted attraction performers and Halloween enthusiasts who want a budget-friendly, impressive creature mask. Allen Hopps demonstrates how accessible foam fabrication can be, delivering a professional-looking result without expensive materials or tools.
Haunt Former unboxes and reviews the Evil Rag Doll, an animated Halloween prop sold by Spirit Halloween. The prop features movement, illuminated evil eyes, and spooky sound effects designed to give off a sinister, creepy-doll vibe. The review walks viewers through the prop's features and overall presentation in the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series.
StiltbeastStudios takes on the challenge of building a Manbearpig creature prop using spray foam as a primary construction material. The video showcases the hands-on fabrication process behind bringing a bizarre hybrid monster to life for haunted attraction use. As with all Stiltbeast builds, the focus is on creative problem-solving and DIY monster-making techniques that haunt builders can learn from and apply to their own projects.
FrightProps showcases their Exploding Fuse Box Halloween prop in a steady, no-frills demonstration video. The prop simulates a dramatic electrical explosion effect and requires both a power source and compressed air to operate. It is fully programmable, allowing haunters to customize timing and sequencing to fit their scenes.
Poison Props showcases their Frankenstein F1007 animatronic, a fully staged scene in which the monster begins lying motionless on a lab table before a dramatic sequence brings him to life. A mad-scientist trigger moment — complete with sparks — causes the table to pitch forward and Frankenstein to lunge toward guests, reaching and grabbing for maximum scare impact. The one-minute demo clip highlights the prop's theatrical storytelling and aggressive end-beat delivery.
This video showcases the Clown Twitcher, an animatronic Halloween prop produced by Poison Props. The prop appears to feature a clown character with twitching movement mechanics designed to startle and unsettle haunt visitors. Given the minimal metadata available, specific technical details about the prop's mechanics or dimensions cannot be confirmed. Poison Props is a known manufacturer of professional-grade haunt animatronics.
Haunt Former unboxes, sets up, and reviews the Spirit Halloween 2022 Regan MacNeil animatronic, officially licensed from the Warner Bros. classic horror film The Exorcist. The video walks viewers through the out-of-box experience, assembly process, and a live demonstration of the prop in action. A full review rounds out the coverage, giving Halloween enthusiasts a thorough look before buying.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the creation of a shrunken head prop in this roughly 14-minute build video. The channel is known for professional-quality creature and prop fabrication, so viewers can expect detailed craftsmanship and finishing techniques. The result is a macabre display piece that fits naturally into haunted house scenes, voodoo-themed rooms, or Halloween décor.
FrightProps showcases their Possessed Teddy animatronic prop — a skeleton-faced teddy bear that rocks back and forth while its eyes and jaw automatically sync to any audio playback. The unit ships ready to run with a built-in audio track, speakers, and power supply, requiring no pneumatics. Users can load custom MP3s or connect a microphone and pre-amp so the bear lip-syncs to live dialogue. The short video highlights the prop's out-of-the-box functionality and customization potential.
Monster Tutorials host Eduardo launches the July 2018 Creepy Doll Challenge, inviting the community to create their own horror-themed doll props. The video doubles as a shopping haul vlog, showcasing doll-related finds that could inspire entries. Full contest rules are hosted in the Monster Tutorials Facebook group rather than the video description. The tone is enthusiastic and community-focused, emphasizing fun and creative expression over strict instruction.
Haunt Former offers an early look at Spirit Halloween's 2018 Michael Myers animatronic prop, one of the retailer's first sneak peek reveals for the season. The video spotlights the licensed figure ahead of its wider release, giving Halloween enthusiasts a first glimpse at the prop's design and motion features. It serves as a quick preview rather than a hands-on build or teardown.
This short-form video from HauntScene features a rabid monkey Halloween prop or gag, likely showcasing a startling jump-scare effect. Given the brief format and playful title, it appears to highlight a creepy or comical monkey character in a haunted context. No additional metadata was provided to confirm specific build details or techniques.
FrightProps showcases their Ankle Blaster, a pneumatic air cannon prop designed to deliver low-level scares in haunted house environments. The device connects to a standard air compressor to produce a startling burst of air directed at guests' ankles. It is a ready-made product rather than a DIY build.
Poison Props showcases their Terrifying Clown Bench, a Halloween prop designed as a photo-op piece. The prop features a frightening clown figure seated on a bench, inviting guests or trick-or-treaters to sit alongside it for a spooky photo moment. With a short one-minute runtime, the video serves primarily as a product showcase directing viewers to the Poison Props online store.
This tutorial walks viewers through constructing a paper mache blank base mask from scratch, designed to serve as a versatile foundation for further customization. The finished mask acts as a blank canvas that can be corpsed, painted, or transformed into virtually any character or creature. The process is presented as accessible and straightforward, making it a great starting point for haunters of all skill levels.
A brief showcase from Distortions Unlimited featuring a gaunt, skeletal animatronic creature dubbed 'Skin n Bones.' The short clip leans on a hungry, emaciated theme to highlight the prop's unsettling look and movement. It functions as a quick teaser rather than a build guide.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Vampire Legend standing display prop, a new addition to their 2021 Halloween lineup. The character stands approximately six and a half feet tall, making it an imposing centerpiece suited for home haunts, haunted attractions, or serious collectors. The clip serves as a product reveal from a manufacturer with over four decades of monster-making experience.
This short-form video from Horror 365 showcases a spooky puppet with some form of visual effects work, likely filmed or presented at the Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show. The clip appears to highlight a character puppet designed for Halloween entertainment or haunt use. With no description or runtime data available, specific construction or performance details cannot be confirmed.
Stiltbeast Studios presents a DIY hand-held noisemaker — dubbed a 'boo blaster' — that can be built for around $70 and delivers a powerful auditory scare. The build is straightforward and offers multiple customization options to suit different haunt styles or scare actor preferences. Links to specific parts from Harbor Freight and Amazon are provided to help viewers source components quickly.
This short promotional video showcases Poison Props' electric chair animatronic, a commercial Halloween prop available for purchase through their website. The clip appears to be a product highlight reel designed to drive traffic to the Poison Props online store. Given the near-zero runtime, it likely features a quick visual demonstration of the prop in action rather than a detailed breakdown or tutorial.
Haunt Former reviews the Spirit Halloween Michael Myers Door Greeter, a licensed prop from the Halloween franchise featuring light-up effects and the iconic film theme music. The review examines the prop's appearance, sound, and overall value as a Halloween decoration. It is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to evaluating seasonal Halloween products.
FrightProps presents its Pneumatic Piston Lid Opener Kit, a ready-to-install solution for building a self-opening box or scary crate Halloween prop. The kit is available in three configurations: with audio (including a PicoBoo controller and horn speaker), without audio (PicoBoo Jr controller), or as a bare hardware kit for builders supplying their own controller and solenoid. An air compressor and 110V power are required, and an activation trigger must be purchased separately. Optional speed controls or a regulator allow fine-tuning of the lid's open-and-close motion.
FrightProps showcases their Shock in the Box animated Halloween prop, a demonic jack-in-the-box that cranks through creepy music before launching a demonic clown head out to startle victims. The short clip highlights the prop's jumpscare mechanism and unsettling aesthetic. It serves as a product spotlight for haunters looking to add a classic-with-a-twist scare to their setup.
SKS Props walks through the full build process for a spider-themed Halloween pumpkin prop using a craft foam pumpkin as the base. The tutorial covers constructing wire legs, adding sculpted details with HD EVA foam and foam clay, and texturing the piece with twine fur and Liquitex acrylic weathering. A standout finishing touch is the use of glass half domes to create convincingly reflective spider eyes. The finished prop suits both personal home décor and community haunt displays.
