Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunt” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
89 videos
StiltbeastStudios' Allen Hopps presents an extensive monster-focused session running nearly three hours, exploring the creatures and props that populate professional haunted attractions. The video appears to showcase a wide variety of monster characters, Halloween masks, and DIY props relevant to haunt builders and designers. Given the channel's established reputation in the haunted attraction community, expect practical insight into creature design and presentation. The lengthy runtime suggests a deep-dive format, possibly a live stream or multi-segment showcase.
A short-form horror clip from HauntScene featuring clown-themed scare content. The title suggests high-intensity, fear-focused imagery likely aimed at Halloween and haunt enthusiasts. With no description or duration data available, specific details about format or content remain unclear.
Haunt Former shares a personal countdown of their top 10 favorite Halloween monsters in this quick one-minute video. The short runtime suggests a fun, opinion-driven list rather than an in-depth tutorial or walkthrough. Viewers are invited to reflect on and share their own favorite Halloween monsters.
A short-form Halloween clip from HauntScene featuring creepy character performances designed to unsettle and entertain viewers. The one-minute format suggests a quick highlight or reaction-style showcase of eerie personas or haunted encounters. With no additional description provided, the content appears focused on atmospheric dread and character presence rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
This short-form clip from HauntScene appears to showcase the haunt slider technique, a dramatic floor-level movement style used by scare actors in haunted attractions. Sliders drop to the ground and propel themselves toward guests at high speed, creating a startling and unexpected scare. The video likely highlights real performers executing this physically demanding move inside a professional haunt environment.
This short clip from Hauntcast showcases a creative animatronic tombstone prop that uses a salvaged wiper motor to produce a peeping or popping movement effect. The build demonstrates a clever low-cost approach to adding motion to a graveyard scene. At just three minutes, it offers a quick but inspiring look at the finished prop in action.
A short-form clip from HauntScene capturing a chainsaw-themed scare moment at what appears to be a professional haunted attraction. The content is tagged with major theme-park Halloween events, suggesting a high-energy performance environment. With no additional description provided, the exact context is limited, but the tone is visceral and theatrical.
This very short clip from Haunt Former appears to document an unplanned incident or spill, with no build, tutorial, or haunt content discernible from the available metadata. The title and description provide almost no actionable detail about the nature or context of the accident. Without further information it is not possible to determine whether this is haunt-related safety footage, a behind-the-scenes mishap, or something else entirely.
This short-form clip from Haunted Attraction Network poses a question to the haunt community about favorite grabber techniques used by scare actors inside haunted houses. With no additional description provided, the content appears to be a conversation-starter or poll aimed at haunted attraction enthusiasts and performers. The brevity suggests it may be a social-style engagement post rather than a full tutorial or walkthrough.
This short-form clip from HauntScene appears to feature a creature character breaking loose in what looks like a haunt or Halloween performance setting. The frantic energy and creepy aesthetic are designed for quick shock and entertainment value. With no source description or runtime data available, details remain limited.
This is a brief teaser clip from Haunt Former previewing their 2019 Halloween haunt content. At just one minute long, it offers little more than an atmospheric introduction designed to build anticipation. The channel covers a wide range of Halloween topics including prop builds, reviews, unboxings, and haunt stories.
This is a live fan-event broadcast from CFX (Composite Effects) in which the team fields frequently asked questions, conducts a product review segment, and tries on silicone masks in real time. The stream doubles as a promotional event tied to a limited-time sale on made-to-order masks and gloves, complete with bundled perks. It offers an engaging, community-oriented look at CFX's silicone mask lineup straight from the brand itself.
CFX Masks hosts a special Friday the 13th edition of their recurring CFX Live stream, with hosts Tabitha and Josh celebrating the date with a themed sale and product showcase. The stream focuses on CFX's Deformed Hood line alongside previews of new mask releases. Viewers are invited to ask questions and request specific masks to be tried on during the broadcast.
This is a live-stream shopping event hosted by CFX (Composite Effects) promoting a limited-time sale on their made-to-order silicone masks and gloves. Viewers are walked through available products, sale terms, and discount codes during the broadcast. The event ran across multiple scheduled sessions over a long weekend, giving fans several opportunities to tune in and shop. Bonus perks such as free domestic shipping and a swag bag with every mask purchase were highlighted throughout.
This is the second installment of Denny's zombie tutorial series from Hauntcast, walking viewers through the process of creating a convincing zombie look. The video is part of a broader library of haunt-focused how-to content available through the Hauntcast network. As a continuation episode, it likely builds on techniques introduced in Part 1 and dives deeper into the transformation process.
A short-form clip from HauntScene capturing an intense scare-actor moment at a professional haunted attraction, likely a major theme park Halloween event such as Halloween Horror Nights or Howl-O-Scream. The video highlights an aggressive verbal command directed at guests, showcasing the high-energy, immersive performance style common at top-tier haunt events. With only one minute of runtime, it serves as a punchy, shareable glimpse into live haunt performance.
Haunt Former reviews the 2016 horror film Lights Out, produced by James Wan, in this short R.I.P. Reviews segment. The video covers the film's central premise of a supernatural entity named Diana who can only be held at bay by light. It offers a quick take on whether the movie delivers genuine scares for Halloween horror fans.
A short-form Halloween video from HauntScene posing a dare-style challenge to viewers about entering a haunted house. With no source description available and a sub-minute runtime, the content appears to be a brief, engagement-focused clip designed to build excitement around spooky season. The haunted house featured could be a home haunt, professional attraction, or staged set.
This appears to be a short-form, likely humorous video from HauntScene touching on a Christmas or elf theme, possibly as a seasonal comedic aside from a haunt-focused channel. With no description and zero runtime recorded, very little can be determined about the actual content. Given the creator tags referencing Halloween Horror Nights and Howl-O-Scream, it may loosely tie holiday themes to a haunt or horror context. Content and intent remain largely unclear from the available metadata.
This short-form video offers a quick glimpse at a haunted house attraction located in Jacksonville, Florida. At just one minute, it likely captures highlight moments or atmospheric footage from inside or outside the venue. The clip appears to be part of HauntScene's ongoing coverage of regional Halloween attractions across the country.
This appears to be a live-streamed Halloween haunt experience from the channel Haunt Former, themed around a dark and stormy night setting. With no source description available, the exact content and format remain unclear, though the title and channel context suggest an atmospheric Halloween broadcast. It may feature haunt walkthroughs, behind-the-scenes content, or real-time haunt activity running approximately 37 minutes.
This short-form clip captures a dramatic catwalk feature situated inside a haunted house attraction, delivering a visceral sense of height and exposure mid-haunt. The footage appears to showcase the disorienting experience guests face while traversing the suspended walkway. It offers a quick but striking glimpse into creative haunt set design that uses elevation for added scare impact.
A short-form clip from HauntScene featuring a scary bunny character in a professional haunted attraction or scare zone setting. The video appears to capture a live scare moment, likely from a major Halloween event such as Halloween Horror Nights or Howl-O-Scream. At just one minute, it delivers a quick, high-energy glimpse into themed character scaring at a professional level.
This appears to be a live-stream event hosted by the Haunt Former channel, themed around Friday the 13th. With no source description available, the exact content — whether Q&A, haunt chat, prop building, or general Halloween discussion — cannot be confirmed. The roughly 48-minute runtime suggests a casual community-focused broadcast rather than a structured tutorial.
