Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunted house” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1077 videos
This video from Horror 365 appears to touch on Halloween-related content based on its hashtags, which reference makeup, haunted houses, DIY, and the Transworld Halloween trade show. However, with no description, no duration, and no additional metadata available, the specific content and format of the video cannot be determined. It may span multiple Halloween topics rather than focusing on a single subject.
This video walks through highlights from Morbid Enterprises' 2017 product catalog, previewing their upcoming Halloween props, masks, and licensed merchandise. The creator spotlights notable pop-culture tie-ins including Five Nights at Freddy's, Star Wars, and DC's Batman Arkham Asylum line. It serves as an early look at what consumers and haunters can expect from Morbid Enterprises that season. The channel is sponsored in part by Morbid Enterprises itself, so the tone is generally favorable.
A short-form hype clip spotlighting the monsters and scare actors roaming Six Flags Fiesta Texas during Fright Fest 2024. The video captures the energy and atmosphere of the seasonal Halloween event, showcasing what guests can expect when they visit. It serves as a promotional teaser for the scare zones and haunted experiences on offer.
This FrightProps product video showcases a downloadable haunted portrait effect featuring a possessed gentleman. The package includes five distinct scare animations plus a still image, allowing haunters to create a convincing changing-portrait illusion. Files are delivered in full HD 1080p and are designed to pair with triggerable digital video players for automated, reactive scares.
FrightProps showcases a commercial haunted attraction prop featuring two stacked toxic barrels that appear to tip over and fall toward guests, enhanced with dripping green slime. The prop stands nearly six feet tall, giving it an imposing, large-scale presence on the haunt floor. It is designed to deliver a strong startle scare by simulating heavy industrial barrels crashing toward patrons.
FrightProps showcases their Pulsing Grave prop, a ground-level cemetery plot that heaves and rises at random intervals to simulate something breathing — or trying to escape — from beneath the soil. The effect is fully electric and designed for quick, hassle-free setup. At roughly two feet by four feet, it makes a convincing focal point for a graveyard scene in a yard haunt or professional attraction.
The Poison Props DP518 Drop Portrait is a plug-and-play haunted attraction animatronic that conceals a zombie ghoul behind a portrait panel. When triggered, the portrait drops to reveal the character, which then lunges forward with a fully articulated head that moves side to side and up and down. The complete package includes the character, wall-mounted drop panel, pneumatic hardware, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, and a digital audio system with scream effects. It is designed for immediate deployment in professional haunts, dark rides, or large-scale home attractions.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to touch on spooky and horror themes, with hashtags suggesting possible connections to makeup, DIY, and haunted house content. However, with no description, no runtime, and only hashtag metadata available, the specific subject matter cannot be determined. The content may be a teaser, reel, or clip rather than a full tutorial or walkthrough.
The Poison Props RCB1017 Rocking Coffin Banger is a ready-to-run pneumatic haunt prop that rocks forward while its lid violently bangs open and closed, rattling chains to sell the illusion of something trying to escape. It ships as a complete, plug-and-play package including the coffin, chains, red interior lighting, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and motion sensors. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect for a fully self-contained scare. All it needs on-site is AC power and a 100 PSI air supply.
The Poison Props DPM916 Drop Portrait Mummy is a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic prop designed for haunted attractions and dark rides. A framed portrait drops away to dramatically reveal a mummy ghoul, whose torso then lunges forward while the head rotates and hands reach outward. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, stone wall facade, pneumatics, programmed controller, and motion sensor. An optional sound package with a digital player and powered speaker is also available.
StiltbeastStudios tackles the often-overlooked topic of workshop and prop shop safety, offering a candid, introductory look at best practices for Halloween and special effects builders. The creator openly acknowledges that the coverage is not comprehensive and that their own setup is still a work in progress. Despite being a surface-level overview, the video raises important awareness around hazards relevant to haunted house and cosplay prop makers, including respirator use and general PPE considerations.
This appears to be a very short or zero-duration Halloween-themed clip from the Horror 365 channel, likely a quick teaser or social-media short. The title references a new fridge alongside Halloween, DIY, makeup, and haunted house tags, suggesting it may showcase a Halloween-themed refrigerator prop or decoration. With no source description and a listed duration of zero minutes, very little content detail can be confirmed.
Poison Props showcases the DT829 Dr. Disembowelment, a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring an evil doctor character that lunges over five feet toward patrons while raising its arms and shaking intestines. The prop arrives plug-and-play complete with pneumatics, a programmed controller, motion sensor, digital audio player, powered speaker, and a scream sound effect. An optional table-and-victim add-on is available separately, and the character head/costume can be swapped to fit different haunt themes.
Poison Props showcases their TDM921 Torso Drop Mummy, a ready-to-run pneumatic animatronic designed for haunted houses and dark rides. The character conceals itself overhead, then plunges approximately two feet downward while its head rotates and arms flail aggressively toward guests. The compact rig slides onto a standard maze wall and ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional sound module with a digital player and powered speaker is also available.
A short-form clip capturing guest scare reactions at Scream Hollow Wicked Halloween Park, a professional haunted attraction. The video highlights the intensity of the park's scare actors and themed environments through candid fright-cam style footage. It offers a quick, entertaining glimpse into what visitors can expect from this Halloween destination.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to span multiple potential topics suggested by its hashtags, including makeup, DIY, costumes, and haunted houses. With zero duration and no source description available, the actual content and format cannot be determined. Classification is based solely on hashtag signals, which point to a general Halloween interest piece.
This video showcases Pa, an electric Frightronic animated prop from Distortions Unlimited depicting a menacing old man. The motorized figure is built to add motion-driven scares to a variety of settings. It's positioned for haunters and decorators looking for a ready-made grandpa character rather than a DIY build.
FrightProps walks through their High Security Escape Room Laser Grid Puzzle Kit, a commercial controller solution that challenges players to navigate a laser field and reach an endpoint without breaking any beams. Two versions of the kit exist: a button-based variant and an RFID variant called The Vault, where players must carry an object through the maze and place it at the destination. The video covers how the puzzle operates and how the controller manages resets when a laser is tripped. Viewers should note that the wiring has since been revised, and an updated diagram is available for download from FrightProps.
Ma is a commercial animated Halloween prop featuring a zombie grandmother figure that rocks back and forth while appearing to feast on bloody entrails. The prop ships with an audio CD for synchronized sound effects, though buyers must supply their own rocking chair and CD player. This is a ready-to-deploy haunted attraction or home haunt piece requiring minimal setup.
A short floor-walk through a couple of booths at the Transworld Halloween & Attractions trade show in 2021, showcasing professional-grade static gore props and animated animatronics designed for commercial haunted attractions. The creator highlights pieces used by major venues such as theme parks and year-round haunted houses. It serves as a quick visual sampler of what the professional haunt industry was offering that season.
The TSG933 Tombstone Splitter Ghost from Poison Props is a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic designed for graveyard-themed haunts and dark rides. A ghost figure conceals itself behind a tombstone until the prop triggers, causing the tombstone to split apart while the ghost launches upward to approximately seven feet with animated head and arm movement. The system ships as a plug-and-play package, including the tombstone, ghost character, pneumatic hardware, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional sound package with a digital player and powered speaker is also available.
The WS417 Wall Slammer from Poison Props is a commercial-grade pneumatic haunted house prop featuring a ghoul character concealed behind a plexiglass panel. Triggered by a motion sensor, the character lunges upward and slams repeatedly against the plexiglass for a high-impact startle effect. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play system including the wall structure, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and an optional audio package with speaker and scream effect. It requires a standard AC power connection and a 100 PSI air supply.
The TR412 Torture Rack is a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic prop from Poison Props featuring a hanging victim character that suddenly lifts its head and violently kicks and flails. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play system including the character, chains, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensors, and a full audio package with screams. It is designed for high-impact startles in haunted houses, dark rides, and walk-through attractions. Only an AC power outlet and a 100 PSI air supply are needed to operate.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through a fast, straightforward process for aging wooden stools to give them a convincingly old, time-worn look. The techniques shown are intended to transport props into a different era, making them suitable for renaissance festivals, haunted houses, or any period-themed environment. The tutorial emphasizes speed and simplicity, making it accessible to builders at most skill levels.
