Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunter” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
40 videos
This tutorial walks viewers through building a Leatherface-inspired peeled-skin mask using liquid latex, toilet paper, jute, and paint — all budget-friendly materials. The technique draws on Ed Gein folklore and the iconic Texas Chainsaw Massacre aesthetic to create a disturbingly realistic human-skin effect. With a mannequin head as the sculpting base, the process is accessible even to beginners with no prior mask-making experience.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials covers two methods for crafting realistic-looking teeth and gums using hot glue. It is the second entry in the channel's dedicated teeth-making series, building on prior techniques. The short runtime makes it an accessible, quick-start guide for haunters and prop makers looking to add convincing dental details to costumes or props.
This tutorial walks through the creation of a budget-friendly creepy doll prop with a post-apocalyptic steampunk aesthetic, built as an entry for the Monster Tutorials Creepy Doll Challenge. The finished piece features a half-doll mounted on a dolly being pulled by a T-Rex, blending horror and whimsy in an unconventional way. The creator sourced materials inexpensively, keeping the total build cost around $13.
This video takes viewers on a walkthrough of Lowe's Halloween 2021 merchandise selection, showcasing what the store has to offer for the season. A standout tip covers how to track down the highly sought-after 12-foot skeleton, which was a viral sensation that year. The creator guides Halloween enthusiasts through the seasonal aisle with an eye toward what's worth picking up for home haunts and yard displays.
A walkthrough of Lowe's Halloween merchandise offerings for the 2020 season, showcasing the props and decorations available in-store that year. The creator from Monster Tutorials guides viewers through the seasonal aisle, highlighting notable finds for haunters and Halloween enthusiasts. It serves as a useful preview for shoppers looking to see what retail options were on the shelf before committing to a trip or purchase.
This 16-minute tutorial walks builders through creating a motorized chained-skeleton puppet that rises and falls with eerie, lifelike motion. The prop is designed as a companion piece to the channel's Motorized Overhead Animator, which supplies the drive mechanism for a wide range of animated Halloween displays. The combination of clanking chains and rhythmic skeletal movement makes it well-suited for haunted house rooms, yard haunts, or indoor Halloween displays. Builders who already have—or plan to build—the Overhead Animator can use this project to expand a whole system of moving props.
This tutorial walks through transforming an inexpensive foam or cardboard skull into a convincing, creepy Halloween prop using everyday household materials. The second part of the series focuses on the corpsing, painting, and finishing stages that bring the skull to life. The approach is budget-friendly and accessible, making it suitable for first-time prop builders.
A quick walkthrough of Walmart's 2018 Halloween merchandise selection, offering haunters and decorators a first look at what the retailer stocked that season. The creator notes the lineup felt scaled back compared to the prior year, with no large statement props making an appearance. Viewers are invited to share their favorite items from the haul.
A rapid-fire walkthrough of Home Depot's 2020 Halloween merchandise aisle, shot during a casual supply run. The creator captures a broad snapshot of what was on shelves that season, giving haunters and decorators an early look at available props and decor. The short runtime keeps things punchy and to the point.
The creator of Monster Tutorials shares a personal vlog explaining their absence from the channel during October, touching on real-life events including a funeral and military honors that pulled them away from content creation. The video serves as a candid update for the channel's audience rather than a how-to tutorial. It also teases upcoming Halloween content and reminds viewers of community resources like Patreon and merchandise.
A vlog-style walkthrough of a Spirit Halloween store during the early stages of its 2017 seasonal setup, showcasing the props and merchandise being stocked on the floor. The creator gives viewers an early look at what Spirit Halloween has to offer for the 2017 Halloween season. The video is casual and conversational in tone, with the creator also noting ongoing personal tech troubles as a side note.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a DIY tumbler turner — commonly called a cuptisserie — and extends the concept into a 'Creeptisserie' designed specifically for Halloween prop makers. The Creeptisserie modification allows haunters to evenly coat small props such as eyes, teeth, and other irregular pieces with epoxy resin. The build centers around an affordable low-RPM motor kit and repurposed tumbler hardware, making it accessible to crafters at most skill levels. The result is a versatile workshop tool that serves both decorative tumbler crafting and professional-grade prop finishing.
Monster Tutorials kicks off a 2021 prop-making challenge centered on building a creepy burlap mask, with a submission window and a winner announced at month's end. The video also includes an unboxing segment featuring apparel from Into The AM. Affiliate links for burlap and a head form for mask making are provided to help viewers get started on their own entries.
This video follows the creator of Monster Tutorials as he travels to Dallas, Texas to attend Allen Hopp's (Stiltbeast Studios) Monster Camp, a specialized mask-making workshop. Day one captures the journey and initial experiences at the event. It functions primarily as a travel vlog and community meetup document rather than a step-by-step tutorial. Viewers get an insider glimpse into the haunter workshop culture surrounding professional latex mask making.
This vlog-style video takes viewers on a walkthrough of an At Home retail store fully stocked with its 2018 Halloween merchandise lineup. The creator from Monster Tutorials highlights standout items and shares enthusiasm for the seasonal selection available to home haunters and decorators. It serves as a quick visual guide to what the chain was offering that year, helping viewers scout products before making a trip.
This video from Monster Tutorials reveals the winners of a community burlap mask challenge, celebrating the creative entries submitted by viewers and fans. The host congratulates all participants and highlights the standout masks produced during the event. The video also touches on the channel's Patreon program, which offers monthly prop giveaways to supporters, and teases an upcoming appearance at TransWorld 2021.
Monster Tutorials reveals the winners of its 2018 Halloween community challenges, covering both a Halloween Mask Challenge and a Halloween Wreath Challenge. The video serves as a celebratory announcement showcasing viewer-submitted Halloween creations rather than a step-by-step tutorial. It highlights the creative talent within the Monster Tutorials haunter community and recognizes standout entries in each category.
Monster Tutorials launches its 2019 Spring Prop Challenge, inviting the haunter community to build a creative prop using a mini skeleton within a one-month window. The video outlines the challenge rules, timeline, and prizes, with full details hosted on the Monster Tutorials website. Sponsors support the event, adding incentive for community participation.
This vlog-style video kicks off a multi-part Halloween party preparation series, inviting viewers to join the creator as she begins decorating and planning for her Halloween celebration. The video is casual and personality-driven, setting the tone for an ongoing series rather than delivering a single focused tutorial. Fans of year-round Halloween lifestyle content will find it a relatable and enthusiastic starting point for party season planning.
This vlog-style video offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the Monster Tutorials YouTube channel is run, including the creator's daily routine and the reasons behind irregular upload schedules. It gives viewers personal insight into the life of a Halloween-focused content creator based out of Memphis, TN. The video is more of a community check-in than a technical tutorial, addressing common viewer questions in a candid, conversational format.
A casual prep vlog from the Monster Tutorials channel in which the creator shares their Halloween 2017 planning process and previews upcoming tutorial content. The video gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at what projects are in the works for the season. It doubles as a community touchpoint, inviting audience feedback and interaction.
Halloween Happy's Haunt Fest 2016 is a community-focused Halloween video from passionate haunter and content creator Sandie, celebrating the Halloween season with her audience. The video appears to be a festive, personality-driven entry in the annual Haunt Fest event participated in by Halloween-themed YouTube channels. It serves as both a celebration of the Halloween spirit and an introduction to the creator's channel and social media presence. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the community through comments, subscriptions, and social platforms.
Halloween Happy presents a stormy-night-themed Halloween video from this enthusiast channel dedicated to all things Halloween. The creator shares their passion for the season while engaging their audience with a spooky, festive atmosphere. The video appears to be part of a broader lifestyle and decorating-focused channel covering DIY, hauls, and party decor.
Halloween Happy host shares a casual haul video featuring recently acquired Halloween and horror-related items. The video is light and personality-driven, aimed at building community among Halloween enthusiasts. Specific items shown are not detailed in the available metadata, keeping the content a bit of a surprise for viewers.
