Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunt props” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
122 videos
This short video captures booth testimonials for Distortions Unlimited at the 2026 Transworld Halloween trade show, highlighting the company's lineup of monster props celebrated for their personality and charisma. Attendees and fans speak to the appeal of Distortions' character-driven creature designs. It serves as a quick promotional snapshot of one of the haunt industry's prominent prop manufacturers on the trade show floor.
GMHaunts previews the Ghost Revenant, the first Distortions Unlimited animatronic announced for 2026, calling it a potential all-time personal favorite. The video offers an early sneak peek at the piece ahead of its release, highlighting the creator's enthusiasm for the prop. Distortions Unlimited is a well-regarded professional animatronic manufacturer, lending weight to the excitement surrounding this reveal.
Part 16 of the ongoing PHOBIAS haunt build series focuses on prop shopping rather than construction, with the creator walking through a Spirit Halloween wish list of items intended for the 2014 build. The video offers a brief but focused look at how one home haunter sources commercial props to complement their DIY build. At just one minute, it functions more as a planning snapshot than a deep-dive review.
Haunt Former previews three new prop offerings from Distortions Unlimited's 2024 lineup: a Scarewolf, a Wicked Witch, and an Alien Spider. The video gives viewers an early look at the latex and foam creations from the renowned haunt prop manufacturer helmed by Ed Edmunds. It serves as an informal showcase for haunters and collectors curious about what Distortions Unlimited has in store for the upcoming season.
Haunt Former hosts a live virtual walkthrough and real-time discussion of the TransWorld 2021 Halloween & Attractions Show, one of the haunt industry's premier trade events. Viewers join along to explore new props, animatronics, and vendor offerings showcased at the show. This is part one of a two-part live stream, running just under an hour of commentary and community interaction.
SpookYouLaterz host Brian runs through the bulk of Spirit Halloween's new animated prop lineup for the 2021 season, offering his personal commentary and enthusiasm for each piece. Several props caught his eye enough to pre-order, including Buzzsaw, Grim, and Barry. The video serves as an unofficial sneak-peek roundup for Spirit Halloween shoppers ahead of the season.
This short video takes viewers inside the Closed Casket Studios booth at the 2021 Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show in St. Louis, Missouri. Despite a compact booth footprint, the company packed in a striking range of gory masks, horror props, and haunt-ready items for the 2021 season. The clip serves as a quick visual showcase of what the vendor was bringing to the professional haunt market that year.
This video offers a preview of Halloween props releasing in the fall of 2014. The creator showcases upcoming seasonal items likely aimed at home haunters and haunt enthusiasts. It serves as an early look at what the market had to offer that year.
Haunt Former opens a package from Spider Hill Prop Works, a Halloween prop vendor, giving viewers a first look at what the company offers. At just four minutes, the video is a quick unboxing reveal aimed at the haunt enthusiast community. It serves as an informal introduction to Spider Hill Prop Works and the kinds of props they produce.
Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps walks viewers through the rub-out and molding process used to create professional-grade Halloween masks and wearable creature props. At nearly three hours, the video offers an in-depth look at the technical craftsmanship behind haunted-attraction-quality pieces. The session is consistent with Stiltbeast's focus on high-end creature fabrication techniques accessible to serious hobbyists and working haunters.
Part 21 of a multi-episode 2014 home haunt build series called PHOBIAS, this short video takes viewers along for a behind-the-scenes visit to the creator's off-season prop storage facility. It offers a casual look at the props being held in reserve ahead of the haunt build. It serves as a progress check-in rather than a hands-on tutorial.
In this short video, the creator celebrates winning two Halloween doll props and teases upcoming in-depth reviews for each once they arrive. The video serves primarily as a quick announcement rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. Viewers are pointed toward the channel's R.I.P. Reviews playlist for related content when the full reviews go live.
GMHaunts reveals two upcoming 2026 products from Distortions Unlimited: the Vampiress Legend and the Night Beast. The video offers an early look at what the professional prop manufacturer has in store for haunt operators and collectors ahead of the 2026 season. It serves as a first-look preview rather than a hands-on review, giving viewers a taste of the designs before they reach the market.
This episode of the recurring 'Which Prop Is Better?' series pits two Halloween character props head-to-head: Dr. Shivers versus the Mad Scientist. Viewers are invited to cast their vote in the comments and weigh in on which prop comes out on top. The series appears to be community-driven, with fans able to submit future matchup ideas directly to the creator.
StiltbeastStudios creator Allen Hopps walks through mask painting and sculpting techniques in this lengthy workshop-style session. The video is aimed at haunted attraction builders and prop makers looking to refine wearable character pieces. At over 105 minutes, it offers an in-depth look at the artistic process behind creating haunt-quality masks. Viewers can expect hands-on instruction grounded in Hopps' professional haunt experience.
CFX Masks showcases a time-lapse of their robotic sculpting workflow using Wesbot, a Kuka 6-axis robotic arm programmed by Robotic Solutions, to rough-sculpt a new mask design called Texas Slim. The piece is created in Monster Clay as part of the pipeline toward a finished silicone mask, with human artists still refining every machine-cut piece. The video teases the Texas Slim design created for the Texas Haunters Convention and invites audience feedback on preferred content formats — full live streams versus weekly time-lapse uploads.
This short unboxing video from Hauntcast showcases a small collection of 3D printed Halloween figures from S&J Haunted Productions, including a Sam figure, a werewolf, a Nosferatu, and a mini Lego-style figure. The host briefly presents each piece and directs viewers to the maker's website to explore the full product line. It serves as a quick look at boutique haunt prop options for collectors and home haunters.
This short-form community engagement video invites viewers to vote on which Halloween prop they prefer. The format appears to pit two haunt props against each other for audience feedback. Very little production detail is available given the minimal metadata provided.
This short video from the Hauntcast channel offers a quick visual tour of a personal Halloween prop collection. It serves as a sampler reel highlighting the variety and scope of props the creator has assembled. The clip also promotes Hauntcast, a dedicated haunt-themed internet radio network.
Haunt Former shares his personal wish list of five highly coveted animated props for haunted house use. The video focuses on showcasing desirable animatronics that the creator has been eyeing for his haunt. It serves as a curated roundup for Halloween enthusiasts looking for inspiration on premium animated prop purchases.
Haunt Former presents what he describes as his largest animatronic roundup to date, spotlighting 45 new animatronics from HalloweenCostumes.com. The nearly 95-minute video walks viewers through each piece, making it a comprehensive look at the retailer's latest lineup. It serves as a practical shopping and inspiration resource for home haunters, yard haunters, and professional haunt builders scouting retail-grade animatronics.
This episode of Haunt Former's recurring prop comparison series pits two Halloween props against each other for viewer evaluation. The format invites audience participation by asking viewers to weigh in with their preferences in the comments. Beyond the head-to-head comparison, the creator encourages the community to submit future video ideas via email.
This short video offers a walkthrough preview of Ghost Ride Productions' vendor booth at the 2018 Transworld Halloween and Attractions Show in St. Louis, Missouri. It gives viewers a look at the company's lineup of props and products on display at one of the haunt industry's premier annual trade events. The clip serves as both a marketing showcase and a snapshot of what Ghost Ride Productions brought to the professional haunt market that year.
This community-driven video from Haunt Former invites viewers to weigh in on which Halloween prop comes out on top in a head-to-head comparison. It appears to be the second installment in an ongoing series pitting props against one another for audience judgment. Minimal metadata is available, so specific details about the props featured remain unknown.
