Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunted house” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1077 videos
A short-form horror clip from the Haunted Attraction Network featuring an unsettling character whose smile leads into something even more disturbing. The title suggests a moment of escalating dread, likely captured inside a professional haunted attraction. With no source description or runtime data available, details beyond the title and channel context are limited.
The Poison Props HA1026 Horde Attack is a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring four zombie figures concealed behind a curtain that dramatically bursts open to launch the mob forward roughly five feet, with heads turning and arms lifting in coordinated motion. The unit arrives as a plug-and-play system complete with pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor, with an optional audio package available. Its substantial footprint makes it best suited for dedicated haunt corridors or dark ride installations. Character figures can be swapped out to match alternate themes.
In part two of StiltbeastStudios' Krampus suit build series, the focus shifts to crafting the character's iconic hands. The video walks through a straightforward technique for constructing fur-covered gloves with claws, applicable to Krampus, werewolf, or any hairy creature costume. The approach is presented as accessible enough for costume builders at various skill levels.
The DGA1126 Double Ghoul Attack from Poison Props is a pneumatic, plug-and-play animatronic featuring two ghoul characters concealed behind a wall panel. Standing approximately 7 feet tall, the upper ghoul twists and grabs while the lower ghoul slides upward for a layered, multi-movement scare sequence. The unit ships complete with characters, rig, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor, with an optional audio package available. The compact rig footprint makes it suitable for haunted house corridors, dark rides, and similar professional attraction spaces.
A short-form video from HauntScene featuring a clown-themed haunted house designed to test viewers' nerve. The clip poses a provocative dare-style question to hook the audience and showcase the creepy atmosphere inside. Given the Shorts format and lack of description, this appears to be a quick highlight or teaser of a clown-themed haunt environment.
FrightProps showcases their Squishy Bridge, a floor-based haunted house product designed to simulate the sensation of walking across an unstable, creaking bridge. The effect engages guests through physical sensation rather than purely visual or audio stimuli, adding a unique tactile dimension to walkthrough experiences. It appears to be a ready-made product available directly through FrightProps.
This short FrightProps product spotlight covers a pneumatic vibrator designed for haunted house and Halloween attraction use. The device mounts directly onto props or structures and uses air pressure to generate intense vibrations. It offers a straightforward way to add kinetic, tactile energy to almost any surface or prop build.
The ACC1143 from Poison Props is a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic alien suspended from chains overhead. When triggered by its included motion sensor, the figure lunges forward with reaching arms, a bending torso, and a head that sweeps side to side for a high-impact startle scare. The plug-and-play system ships with pneumatics and a pre-programmed controller, and an optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect. Four quick-link clips and mounting brackets are included for straightforward ceiling installation.
FrightProps showcases their Talking Siamese Skeleton, a fully automated animatronic prop featuring conjoined skeletal twins that rock back and forth while their eyes move and they trade dark, comedic dialogue. The prop is designed with customizable audio, making it well-suited for entertaining guests waiting in queue lines or gathered in groups. It falls squarely in the freakshow aesthetic, blending humor and horror in a compact, ready-to-run package.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network captures a werewolf scare encounter set within a Universal Monsters-themed haunted attraction. The clip appears to feature a costumed performer in an unmasked or revealed moment, accompanied by a fake blood warning suggesting intense gore effects. It offers a visceral, behind-the-scare or in-the-moment perspective on professional monster character work.
The CS1022 Clown Slider from Poison Props is a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring an evil clown that lurks behind a broken wall facade before explosively launching upward and shaking side to side for a high-impact startle effect. The unit ships as a complete, ready-to-run package including the character, coffin housing, rig, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and a scream effect. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for tight haunt corridors or dark ride installations.
Poison Props showcases the SB1216 Skelly Barrel, a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic in which a skeletal corpse character conceals itself inside an ordinary barrel before launching upward and lunging forward to startle patrons. The self-contained unit ships ready to operate with its character, barrel housing, pneumatics, programmed controller, and motion sensor all included. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect for a fully immersive presentation. Characters are interchangeable across Poison Props mechanisms, giving buyers flexibility to customize the scare.
This short video showcases the FrightProps Pop Blaster, an air-powered effect designed for haunted house environments. The prop uses compressed air to deliver a sudden noise and blast effect, making it a compelling startle device for haunt operators. The clip appears to serve as a product demonstration rather than a full tutorial or review.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network features a sad clown character at Basement of the Dead haunted house. The clip highlights the costume and character design of this melancholy clown performer. With no additional description available, the content appears to be a brief showcase or behind-the-scenes glimpse of the attraction's clown theming.
This short showcase video highlights the Strait Jacket Lunger, a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic from Poison Props. The character is presented restrained on an upright table before triggering a dramatic sequence of flailing arms, a rising head, and a roughly five-foot forward lunge paired with screaming audio. The complete package includes the table, character, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, and a full audio system.
StiltbeastStudios demonstrates a scenic painting technique for creating the look of large-scale peeling paint on haunt walls. The short tutorial is geared toward haunted attraction builders who want to add realistic decay and texture to their sets. The method is designed to work at scale, making it practical for covering significant wall surfaces quickly.
The Poison Props HT1025 Horde Table is a commercial haunted attraction animatronic featuring three zombies that burst upward when a table lid flies open, reaching toward patrons with animated head and arm movements. Designed as a group-impact scare, the effect is engineered to startle an entire crowd simultaneously rather than targeting a single guest. The unit is built to coffin-table proportions and is suited for haunted houses and dark rides alike.
The Poison Props GBZ1101 Grate Banger is a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring a zombie character gripping a ceiling sewer grate. When triggered by a motion sensor, the bars slam and bang while the character's head performs rapid multi-axis movement, delivering a powerful startle scare. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play panel — including character, pneumatics, and programmed controller — and mounts directly into maze walls. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect.
Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited demonstrates the Zombie Beheaded illusion prop, a wearable costume piece designed to make it appear the user is carrying their own severed head. The prop is versatile enough for haunted house queue entertainment, zombie walks, and Halloween costuming. Distortions Unlimited is a long-established Halloween prop manufacturer with television exposure on the Travel Channel's Making Monsters, and the prop has notably been used by musician Buckethead as a puppet character.
Poison Props showcases their PHT1141 Pirate Hangman Thrasher, a roughly 7-foot pneumatic animatronic corpse that plays dead before launching into a dramatic thrashing sequence — head rising, arms grabbing, and legs kicking as if fighting the noose. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional gallows and metal base are available separately, as is an audio package with a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect. Power and a compressed air supply are the only on-site requirements.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the creation of fake radio equipment props designed to fill out and authenticate a haunted attraction scene. The build concept is deliberately versatile, with the same approach transferable to lab equipment, control rooms, or other technical environments. The tutorial focuses on achieving a convincing, scene-appropriate look without the need for real functional gear.
This short clip from Distortions Unlimited showcases their Beast in a Box animatronic, a caged creature prop that lurches and strains as if trying to break free. It functions as a quick promotional look at the prop rather than a build or in-depth review. The piece is geared toward haunted house and Halloween creature themes.
Poison Props showcases the DPC704, a plug-and-play pneumatic animatronic featuring a clown hidden behind a drop portrait. When triggered by a motion sensor, the portrait falls to reveal the clown, whose torso thrusts forward while the head articulates side to side and up and down, with hands grabbing outward. The complete package includes the character, wall-mounted portrait unit, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a full audio system with scream effects. Setup requires only an AC power source and a compressed air supply at 100 PSI.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their Creep Show scary clowns animatronic, a professional-grade prop designed to terrorize guests in haunted attractions and home haunts alike. The piece delivers a classic jump-scare experience centered on unsettling clown imagery. It appears suited for both seasoned haunt operators and ambitious home haunters looking to elevate their clown-themed scenes.
