Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunted display” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
9 videos
StiltbeastStudios walks through building a graveyard statue prop suitable for home Halloween displays or haunted attractions, using widely available and affordable materials from hardware stores. The build centers on polyethylene foam underlayment, canvas drop cloth, and heavy-duty construction adhesive as its core components. At roughly 27 minutes, the tutorial offers enough detail to guide a beginner through the full construction process. The creator emphasizes that the materials are easy to source, keeping the project accessible for most DIY haunters.
VanOaksProps walks through a one-day scratch build of a medieval-style torch prop using PVC pipe, craft foam, and an LED flame bulb. The build relies on accessible hardware and craft supplies, with a free downloadable template provided to guide shaping. Painting and weathering steps give the finished piece a convincing aged-iron look suitable for costumes, cosplay, or haunted displays. The project is sponsored in part by Surebonder, whose cosplay hot glue sticks are used throughout.
Haunt Former reviews the Terror TV, an animatronic Halloween decoration manufactured by Tekky and sold through Spirit Halloween. The prop features a ghoulish face, built-in lighting effects, and a retro vintage television aesthetic designed to enliven haunted displays. At around five minutes, the video gives viewers a close look at the prop's animated features to help inform a purchase decision.
FrightProps showcases the Smiling Jack Greeter, an animated pumpkin-headed scarecrow prop designed to surprise and startle guests as they approach a haunted display. The figure is dressed in overalls and a scarecrow hat and comes posed with a shovel and seated in a chair. It is intended as a ready-to-use animated greeter suitable for home haunts or yard displays.
This short preview video teases an upcoming 2025 series of animated Halloween prop-building tutorials from the Halloween DIY & How-To channel. Viewers get a look at the planned projects — including eerie skeletons, floating phantoms, moving spiders, animated ghouls and goblins, and a magical treasure chest — all driven by a shared motor-powered mechanical device. The full build episodes were delayed from their original release and are now scheduled to debut in June 2025. Each future video will cover both scratch-built and store-bought prop transformations using this versatile animating mechanism.
This short walkthrough video tours the completed 'Cotton County Crematorium' haunted display created by Haunt Former for Halloween 2022. The creator celebrates the event as a major success and gives viewers a firsthand look at the finished haunt. At roughly two minutes, it serves as a recap highlight reel rather than a detailed build tutorial.
This haunt vlog follows creator Haunt Former as he moves props and supplies into the garage workspace to begin building the Cotton County Crematorium haunt display. The episode focuses on the early assembly stages of two themed scenes — an autopsy room and a morgue. It offers a behind-the-scenes look at the practical logistics and creative process of staging a detailed home haunt from the ground up.
This short review spotlights an animated Medusa bust manufactured by Magic Power, a prop that saw wider retail distribution in 2015. The reviewer highlights its mythological horror appeal as a distinctive addition to Halloween displays. At roughly five minutes, the segment is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to evaluating seasonal Halloween products.
This short review covers the Dollar Tree Mortuary Madness Halloween village set, walking viewers through each piece included in the collection. The set features multiple ceramic-style figures, a cemetery element, a spooky tree, a mortuary building, and a decorative fence. The channel's R.I.P. Reviews series focuses on evaluating budget-friendly Halloween products for home haunters and seasonal decorators. It offers a quick look at what buyers can expect before picking up the set.
