Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunted house” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1077 videos
The Poison Props WFL1130 Wicked Farmer Lunger is a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic that conceals a farmer ghoul character behind a pair of trees, then launches him upward to roughly 8 feet tall with moving arms and a side-to-side turning head for a realistic, organic scare effect. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the trees, character, rig, pneumatics, and a pre-programmed controller with a motion sensor. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect for a fully immersive experience. It requires a standard AC power supply and a compressed air source at 100 psi to operate.
FrightProps showcases their Demonic Crawling Spider, a large commercial animatronic prop featuring glowing blinking eyes and an air-powered launch mechanism. When triggered, the spider lunges forward and moves erratically in multiple directions to startle guests. The prop appears designed for professional haunted house environments where high-impact scares are a priority.
This short clip from Distortions Unlimited showcases their 'Air Corpse' haunted-house prop, a corpse-style figure designed to lunge or startle guests using compressed air. It functions as a quick demonstration of the prop in action rather than a build tutorial. The footage gives a sense of the prop's movement and scare potential for professional and home haunts.
This video showcases the CCD1203 Coffin Corpse animatronic from Poison Props, a professional-grade plug-and-play haunt prop. A corpse character lurks inside a coffin until triggered, at which point the door bursts open, the figure lunges forward with an outstretched arm and head that swivels side to side. The complete package includes the character, coffin, pneumatic hardware, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor, with an optional audio package available. It ships freight and requires only an AC power source and a 100 PSI air supply to operate.
This vlog-style episode follows the creator through three Halloween activities: assembling a prop for a butcher-themed scene, mounting a corpsed thumbs-up hand, and browsing for finds at the Dollar Tree. It serves as both a casual behind-the-scenes look at a home haunter's workflow and a practical sourcing guide for budget Halloween decorating. The corpsing technique referenced builds on a separate dedicated tutorial linked by the creator.
This short-form highlight reel captures the Terrifier-themed haunted house at Halloween Horror Nights Orlando, spotlighting Art the Clown in an immersive licensed attraction. The clip offers a quick look at key scares, sets, and character moments from the maze. It serves as an enticing preview for fans of the Terrifier franchise and HHN enthusiasts alike.
Poison Props showcases the RZV941, a slowly rotating Victorian zombie figure designed for haunted attractions and dark rides. The prop runs exclusively on AC power and features a smooth, eerie circular motion intended to unsettle guests. A notable design detail is that characters are interchangeable across mechanisms, giving buyers flexibility to swap figures to suit different haunt themes.
A short clip from Slash 'N Cast capturing a moment where multiple scare actors converge on a guest simultaneously. The title suggests a playful, behind-the-scenes or first-person perspective on being overwhelmed by a coordinated group scare. At just one minute, it likely delivers a punchy, highlight-reel style moment from a haunted attraction setting.
Poison Props showcases the CCA1044 Chained Ceiling Asylum animatronic, a suspended lunatic figure that flails, reaches, and flings its own entrails at passing guests. The prop is pneumatically driven and ships as a complete plug-and-play package including a programmed controller, motion sensor, digital audio player, powered speaker, and scream effect. Four quick-link clips and mounting brackets simplify installation, with the only on-site requirements being AC power and a 100 PSI air supply. The character shell is also interchangeable with other Poison Props mechanisms for theme flexibility.
FrightProps showcases their Heavy Duty Pop-Up Mech v2, a pneumatically driven steel mechanism designed to animate props with a sudden upward motion. Built for demanding haunted house environments, the unit emphasizes robust construction and reliable air-powered actuation. It is positioned as a ready-to-mount solution for haunters looking to add powerful, repeatable pop-up scares to their attraction.
This tutorial demonstrates how to create the illusion of multiple supernaturally floating candles by pairing battery-operated LED tapered candles with the creator's companion Motorized Overhead Animator prop. Fishing line connects the candles to the animator's various moving stations, producing convincing, eerie levitation across a room. The effect scales easily from a single pair of flickering candles to a full multi-candle ghostly display, making it ideal for haunted rooms, Halloween parties, or outdoor haunt setups.
The BB609 Barrel Blaster from Poison Props is a commercial-grade pneumatic pop-up scare prop in which a ghoul character is concealed inside an ordinary-looking barrel until triggered. Upon activation, the lid launches open and the ghoul rises dramatically. The unit ships as a complete, ready-to-run package including the character, barrel housing, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, and a bundled audio system with a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect.
A short-form showcase video featuring a werewolf animatronic from Distortions Unlimited, spotlighted at a Transworld Halloween trade event. The piece plays up a full-moon horror narrative to dramatize the prop's presence and menace. At under a minute, it serves as a quick but atmospheric look at a high-end creature animatronic.
The JW821 Jumping Wolf from Poison Props is a large-scale pneumatic werewolf animatronic designed for professional haunted attractions, dark rides, and hayrides. The creature launches forward from an elevated crate platform, dropping to a still-imposing standing height, while arms, head, and jaws all move independently for a multi-axis scare effect. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, crates, pneumatics, a programmed controller, motion sensors, and a full audio package. Heads are interchangeable across other Poison Props mechanisms, adding versatility for themed customization.
This short one-minute clip from Slash 'N Cast captures a Halloween scare moment centered on the idea that a potential victim should have made their escape while they had the chance. The title hints at a tense, comedic, or dramatic encounter between a performer and an unsuspecting guest or participant. As a brief highlight reel-style video, it showcases the atmosphere and energy typical of Slash 'N Cast's Halloween content.
The ZBD1023 from Poison Props is a pneumatic zombie body-drop animatronic designed to perch atop standard 8-foot maze walls before launching forward with a bending torso, grabbing arms, and a left-to-right head pan. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package, including the character, rig, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor, plus a full audio bundle with digital player, powered speaker, and a scream effect. Setup requires only an AC power connection and a 100 PSI air supply, making integration into existing haunt infrastructure straightforward. Characters are interchangeable across Poison Props mechanisms, offering flexibility for different haunt themes.
This FrightProps tutorial walks through wiring and configuring a laser-and-sensor system that releases a magnetic lock when the beam is broken or aligned with its target. A PicoBoo controller serves as the logic hub, making the setup accessible without complex programming. The combination is well-suited for escape room puzzles or haunted house interactive sequences where a physical action triggers a door or compartment to unlock.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network offers a look inside a Five Nights at Freddy's themed haunted house maze at Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando. The attraction brings the iconic FNAF video game universe to life with themed sets and characters including Freddy Fazbear. As a brief clip, it likely highlights standout moments or scare zones from the maze experience.
A short-form viral clip from the Haunted Attraction Network showcasing what is billed as a standout haunted house scare, with a comedic twist involving a Buddy the Elf character. The clip blends holiday humor with haunted attraction energy, likely capturing a genuine guest reaction or a well-executed character performance. With no source description available, specific details about the haunt or scare technique remain unclear.
Haunt Former counts down five favorite activities to enjoy on Halloween, offering a family-friendly mix of seasonal suggestions. The short holiday video serves as a lighthearted celebration of the season rather than a how-to tutorial. It acknowledges a range of options from trick-or-treating and haunted houses to community and faith-based fall events.
This short clip from Distortions Unlimited showcases the Hungry Gator, an animatronic alligator creature built for haunted attractions and Halloween displays. The brief demo highlights the prop's menacing movement and design as a startle or scenic piece. It serves as a quick promotional look rather than a build or how-to.
FrightProps showcases their Rising Bog Reaper, a commercially produced animated Halloween prop featuring a swamp creature that emerges from below. The short demo highlights the prop's movement and horror aesthetic, making it suitable for haunted houses and professional scare attractions. This is a product showcase rather than a build tutorial.
Poison Props showcases the WFT419 Werewolf Feeding Table, a fully pneumatic two-character animatronic scene featuring a werewolf bent over a table devouring a victim. When triggered, the victim kicks and flails while the werewolf rears up with a multi-axis moving head for highly realistic motion. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including both figures, table, pneumatics, speakers, MP3 player, programmed controller, and motion sensor. It is engineered for professional haunt environments such as walk-throughs, dark rides, and amusement parks.
The DT301 Decap Table is a fully integrated commercial-grade animatronic prop from Poison Props featuring a slumped decapitated victim that violently springs upright, swings a cleaver, and optionally spits water from the neck stump when triggered. The unit ships complete with character, table, chair, pneumatic system, programmed controller, and motion sensor, plus a bundled audio package with digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect. It requires only an AC power connection and a 100 PSI air supply to operate, making setup straightforward for professional venues. Character heads are interchangeable across Poison Props mechanisms for added versatility.
