Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunted house” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1077 videos
A short-form clip from Haunted Attraction Network featuring a door-answering scare moment at what appears to be a haunted attraction, likely Hush in Detroit. The title and hashtags suggest a humorous or thrilling take on the classic haunted house door gag. With no description or runtime to draw from, details beyond the basic premise are limited.
The Poison Props DPE932 is a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring a drop-panel reveal that exposes a burnt zombie character, which then lunges forward with articulated head and grabbing hands. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the electric panel wall unit, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, and a full audio system. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for haunted house corridors, dark rides, and themed attraction spaces. Character heads can be swapped to match alternative themes.
This short-form video features candid street interviews with visitors outside Fear Factory, a well-known haunted attraction in Salt Lake City, Utah. Strangers share their spontaneous reactions and impressions of the experience. The clip offers an authentic, unscripted glimpse into public perception of one of the region's prominent Halloween haunts.
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 video is part three of a home haunt build series focused on an abandoned haunted house concept from 2017. The creator shares progress on the audio side of the build, demonstrating how the soundtrack and sound effects are shaping the overall atmosphere. The abandoned theme is reinforced through carefully mixed audio that complements the haunt's visual design.
The DG737 Door Grabbers from Poison Props is a plug-and-play pneumatic animatronic prop featuring three hands that violently burst through a chained door. The self-contained rig includes pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor for automatic triggering. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect for full sensory impact. The compact footprint makes it suitable for haunted house corridors, dark rides, and similar professional attraction environments.
This video from Haunted Attraction Network features a visit to Hush Haunted Attraction, with the playful framing of 'paying the cheese tax' suggesting a fun or quirky themed segment within the haunt experience. With no source description or duration available, specific details about the attraction's rooms, scares, or layout cannot be confirmed. The title implies a lighthearted or novelty interaction element alongside what is likely a walkthrough or behind-the-scenes visit.
FrightProps showcases Big Bang Billy, a ready-to-use animated pirate prop from their Frightronic line. Built from latex, foam, and an internal armature, the figure shakes and delivers integrated sound with no setup beyond plugging it in. The short video serves as a product showcase for haunters looking to add a swashbuckling character to their scene.
Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps unboxes a new glue gun in this short review-style video aimed at haunted attraction builders and prop makers. The video offers a first look at the tool and likely covers its features and potential applications in haunt and prop construction. As a channel known for professional haunted attraction content, the coverage is geared toward practical use in a haunt-building context.
This is the official promotional trailer for The Insomnia Haunted House, a Halloween attraction held on October 31, 2019 in Seminole, Florida. The trailer builds atmosphere around a surreal, sleep-deprived horror concept set in a world of oddities lurking beyond normal reality. At roughly two minutes, it functions as a hype piece rather than a walkthrough or tutorial. The video is produced by the Haunt Former channel, which covers a broad range of Halloween content from prop builds to haunt reviews.
Tyler and Nora from The Scare Factor visit the Dent Schoolhouse, a well-known professional haunted attraction. The short-form clip captures their experience navigating the haunt. With no additional description provided, specific details about scenes or scares are inferred from context alone.
FrightProps showcases a creepy animatronic child prop with a demented, sugar-fueled comedic premise. The video highlights what appears to be a possessed or contorting child figure designed for haunted house installations. This short clip serves as a product teaser directing viewers to the FrightProps website for full details. The prop targets haunt builders looking for unsettling, character-driven animatronics.
The Poison Props VC703 is a ready-to-run vampire coffin animatronic in which a corpse character rises from a coffin and shakes as patrons approach. The complete package includes the character, coffin, pneumatic hardware, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor — making it a true plug-and-play haunt prop. An integrated audio package delivers scream effects through a powered speaker and digital audio player. The rig's compact footprint makes it suitable for haunted houses, dark rides, and similar professional attraction environments.
This short-form video appears to feature content related to Distortions Unlimited, a well-known professional Halloween prop and costume manufacturer. The clip is tagged with Halloween and scary themes, suggesting a showcase or encounter with their products or work. With no source description and a listed duration of zero minutes, very little detail can be confirmed about the specific content. Viewers interested in high-end haunt industry props may find it worth a look.
This short-form video spotlights The Scream Machine, a professional haunted attraction located in Taylor, Michigan. Produced by Haunted Attraction Network, the clip offers a quick look at what this Michigan haunt has to offer for Halloween thrill-seekers. With a runtime of just two minutes, it serves as a highlights reel or promotional peek rather than a full walkthrough.
FrightProps showcases their animated cat-themed Halloween prop in a short product demo. The featured version does not include a fog machine, distinguishing it from a separate fog-equipped variant. The prop appears designed for haunted house environments and carries a darkly comedic witch-and-cauldron theme that may not sit well with cat lovers.
The GTS826 Giant Tombstone Splitter from Poison Props is a large-scale pneumatic animatronic in which a ghoul concealed behind a five-foot tombstone triggers a dramatic reveal — the tombstone splits open and the character rockets upward to eight feet while its arms raise and head moves. The complete package is plug-and-play, bundling the tombstone, rig, character, pneumatics, a programmed controller, motion sensor, and a digital audio system. It is designed for high-impact startle scares in graveyard-themed haunted attractions, dark rides, or large-scale home haunts.
This short behind-the-scenes clip offers a glimpse inside Dark Hour Haunted House in Plano, Texas, featuring renowned haunt designer Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios. The video appears to highlight the creative design and production work that goes into one of Texas's notable professional haunted attractions. Given its brief runtime, it likely serves as a teaser or social-media snapshot rather than an in-depth tour.
The WAC719 from Poison Props is a professional-grade witch animatronic designed to hide flush against a wall corner and then swing out a full 90 degrees, bringing the character face-to-face with unsuspecting guests. The prop features multi-axis movement including arm lifts and head articulation, all driven by an onboard pneumatic system and a pre-programmed controller. It ships as a complete plug-and-play package with motion sensor, digital audio player, powered speaker, and a scream sound effect. The rig is sized to mount cleanly at a wall edge, making it suitable for haunted houses and dark rides.
The Poison Props CR712 Closet Reacher is a commercial-grade plug-and-play animatronic prop in which a ghoul figure lurks behind a door, then lunges forward as the door swings open and one arm reaches up and down for a powerful startle scare. The self-contained rig includes the character, door panel, pneumatic hardware, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor, along with a complete audio package featuring a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect. Interchangeable character heads allow operators to swap the ghoul for any other Poison Props character to match their haunt's theme. AC power and a 100 PSI air supply are the only on-site requirements.
This short progress video offers an early look at the prop collection taking shape inside the garage build space for Urban Legends, a themed haunted attraction in Thurston Groves, Florida. The haunt draws on urban legends and myths from around the world, and this installment showcases the ghouls and characters being assembled for the 2015 season. It is part of an ongoing build series documenting the attraction's development from concept to finished haunt.
FrightProps showcases Lanky Limbs Larry, an animatronic pirate prop designed for haunted attractions and yard haunts. The video highlights the prop's movement and overall presentation as a ready-to-use pirate character. It appears to be a product showcase rather than a build tutorial, pointing viewers to the FrightProps website for full details.
Cotton County Crematorium is a Halloween haunted attraction in Seminole, Florida, promoted through a richly written fictional backstory set in the aftermath of a 1950s influenza outbreak. The lore follows a funeral home that falls into mysterious hands in 1965, with nighttime operations, plummeting prices, and rumors of a death cult fueling local suspicion. This official 2022 trailer uses narrative worldbuilding to create intrigue and draw visitors to the real-world event. The attraction is presented with a cinematic, story-driven tone that blurs the line between fictional history and haunted experience.
The CR803 Coffin Reacher from Poison Props is a fully pneumatic animatronic prop featuring a corpse character that rises from a coffin, extends an arm, and lets out a scream to startle guests. The unit ships as a complete, ready-to-run package including the character, coffin, pneumatics, programmed controller, motion sensor, digital audio player, powered speaker, and a scream audio effect. A built-in hand trigger option allows operators to place a candy bowl beneath the prop's hand and fire it manually, creating a highly effective interactive scare gag. Air supply at 100 PSI and standard AC power are the only external requirements.
