Video Tag
Every video tagged “holiday horror” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
85 videos
Wicked Makers duo Jay and Jaimie transform an off-the-shelf Wizard animatronic into a fully realized Krampus character in this 20-minute build video. The project focuses on reskinning and redesigning an existing animated prop rather than building from scratch, making it a creative and approachable conversion build. The result is a menacing Krampus decoration suitable for dark Christmas or holiday haunt displays.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook walks through creating a Krampus — the horned Christmas demon — using a combination of pro body paints and eyeshadow palettes. The look blends creature-style face and body painting with dramatic color work to achieve a dark, holiday-horror character. At just six minutes, the video delivers a focused, efficient breakdown of the transformation. The result is a striking festive villain suitable for holiday parties or Halloween events alike.
Madeyewlook delivers a playful yet unsettling full transformation into the iconic Elf on the Shelf using body paint and character makeup. The look leans into the doll's inherently eerie quality, blending holiday whimsy with creepy costume makeup. At just three minutes, the tutorial moves quickly through the process using professional-grade face and body paints. It sits at a fun crossover between Halloween special-effects makeup and Christmas costume fun.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a creative mashup tutorial transforming the face and body into a zombie wrapped like a Christmas present, complete with wrapping paper and ribbon illusion effects. The look blends holiday cheer with undead horror using detailed body painting techniques. At just seven minutes, the tutorial moves at a confident pace suited to viewers already comfortable with cosmetic face and body work.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a character-driven Ghost of Christmas Past makeup tutorial using professional-grade face and body paints. The look blends earthy, warm tones with stark blacks and whites to create an ethereal, haunting spirit aesthetic. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves efficiently through the transformation, making it accessible for intermediate makeup artists looking to recreate a classic literary specter. The result bridges Halloween creativity with festive holiday horror theming.
A holiday-themed horror makeup or character showcase from the Haunted Attraction Network, blending Christmas imagery with creepy, scare-industry aesthetics. The 'Creepmas' concept subverts traditional holiday cheer with a dark, haunted twist. Based on the title alone, this appears to be a short-form social-style clip highlighting a spooky seasonal character or look.
Madeyewlook delivers a full scary Christmas elf transformation using prosthetic transfers, alcohol-activated makeup palettes, and costume elements. The tutorial walks through applying Tinsley Transfers, painting the skin and teeth with Skin Illustrator and Graftobian paints, and finishing the look with party store elf ears and a handmade fleece hat. The result is a creepy, character-driven holiday look that bridges SFX technique with festive theming. It runs approximately eight minutes and is accessible to intermediate-level makeup artists comfortable with prosthetic application.
A short-form video showcasing the Spirit Halloween Regan animatronic dressed up in a festive Christmas Elf costume, blending holiday cheer with classic horror character energy. The creator gives Regan a seasonal makeover, reimagining the popular prop as a sinister yuletide visitor. It's a quick, fun concept piece that plays on the creepy-elf trope with a naughty-or-nice twist.
This video from StiltbeastStudios is the third installment in a Krampus-focused series, likely covering creature makeup, costuming, or prop work centered on the iconic Alpine folklore demon. StiltbeastStudios is known for high-caliber creature and Halloween character builds, suggesting a professional or advanced level of craftsmanship. Given the 27-minute runtime and series format, this entry likely dives deeper into a specific phase of the Krampus creation process.
This short prop build video guides viewers through sculpting a clay creature inspired by the gingerbread man characters from the 2015 horror film Krampus. The build blends festive holiday imagery with dark, haunt-ready aesthetics for a unique seasonal prop. At just three minutes, it offers a focused look at the creator's process without extensive step-by-step instruction.
FrightProps transforms a standard Santa Claus prop into a grotesque undead version, blending Christmas kitsch with Halloween horror. The short clip showcases the finished animatronic result of hacking and reworking a commercial Santa figure. It's a fun crossover piece that works equally well in a holiday haunt or year-round Halloween display.
A short-form holiday-themed scare clip from SpookYouLaterz featuring a creepy haunted doll set to a familiar Christmas song. The video blends holiday cheer with horror humor, framing the doll as a "gift" for unsuspecting victims. It serves as a lighthearted seasonal greeting wrapped in a spooky package.
A horror-comedy short from the Haunted Attraction Network that reimagines the classic Whoville setting with a zombie outbreak twist, blending Christmas iconography with undead scares. The Grinch-themed framing serves as the backdrop for a seasonal horror crossover. With virtually no source description available, specific production details remain unknown.
This tutorial walks viewers through creating a creepy holiday ornament featuring a sculpted mouth complete with teeth and tongue — part of a series called Horrornaments. The build is designed to be approachable for beginners using inexpensive, readily available materials. It pairs with companion videos covering standalone tongue and teeth techniques, making it part of a broader holiday-horror decorating project.
A short-form creepy Easter-themed clip from the HauntScene channel that puts a sinister spin on holiday iconography. The video leans into unsettling bunny aesthetics, blending holiday imagery with horror sensibilities. With no description or runtime to draw from, the exact content remains limited, but the tone is clearly dark and playful.
This quick tutorial from Monster Tutorials shows how to build a creepy zombie rat tree topper — dubbed a 'horrornament' — using a skeleton rat prop and dryer lint. The project is designed to be accessible for beginners and takes only basic materials to complete. It blends Halloween and Christmas aesthetics for a horror-themed holiday display.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of building a Krampus-themed headpiece that is designed to be quick and accessible for Halloween and haunted attraction use. The tutorial focuses on achieving a striking creature look without requiring an extensive time investment. It reflects the channel's signature style of professional-quality monster-making broken down into approachable steps.
Poison Props showcases the Drop Torso Elf, a plug-and-play pneumatic animatronic designed for haunted attractions and holiday horror events. The character conceals itself above patrons then suddenly drops down with Christmas lights wrapped around its body while its arms flail to simulate grabbing. The unit ships complete with the character, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, digital audio player, powered speaker, and a scream effect. A wall-mount bracket slides over standard maze walls, keeping the footprint compact.
This short clip captures the 2nd Annual San Antonio Krampus Parade held in the historic King William District. The video invites viewers to join the festive-yet-spooky community gathering celebrating the dark Alpine folklore figure, Krampus. It serves as a fun event highlight rather than a tutorial or build video.
This short clip from the Haunted Attraction Network features characters dressed as Santa Claus and Krampus heading out together, blending holiday cheer with horror-themed flair. The pairing plays on the popular Krampus folklore trend that has become a staple of dark Christmas culture. With no source description or runtime to draw from, the content appears to be a fun, lighthearted character moment rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through creating a corpsed eye 'Horrornament' — a horror-themed ornament perfect for decorating a Christmas tree or hanging from a rear-view mirror. The build uses readily available materials and extends the Halloween spirit into the holiday season. A companion realistic eye tutorial is referenced for those wanting to refine their eye-making technique.
This video features a walkthrough or showcase of Lincoln Mill Haunted House in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, presenting a holiday-themed horror experience called A Twisted Christmas. The attraction reimagines Christmas through a dark, haunted lens, offering guests a seasonal alternative to traditional holiday entertainment. Based on the title alone, this appears to be part of the Haunted Attraction Network's YouTube Shorts series highlighting notable professional haunts.
This short-form clip from HauntScene features Krampus, the horned folkloric holiday villain. Given its brief runtime and hashtag-driven format, it likely showcases a Krampus costume, prop, or character reveal. The video bridges Halloween-style horror aesthetics with dark Christmas themes.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network offers a spooky holiday spin on the classic A Christmas Carol story, framed around a character called Madame Scrooge. The musical theme suggests a theatrical or attraction-based production blending Christmas tradition with haunted entertainment. At just one minute in length and with no source description provided, specific production details remain unclear.
