Video Tag
Every video tagged “home haunt” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
586 videos
A short clip following someone named Jinu — apparently connected to the K-pop fandom community — as they experience what is billed as a scariest home haunt. At roughly two minutes, the video leans into the reaction and entertainment angle rather than any behind-the-scenes or build content. The K-pop Demon Hunters hashtag suggests a themed crossover audience bridging Halloween haunts and K-pop fandom.
After losing his mausoleum prop to storm damage, this home haunter rebuilt and reinforced it by bonding foam to a luan-backed frame for improved durability. The short clip showcases the finished structure rather than walking through each construction step in detail. It serves as inspiration and a quick overview of the core reinforcement technique used.
This short update video offers a peek inside a home haunter's dedicated prop shed as of early 2015. The creator shares the current state of their haunt workspace and prop collection, giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at how they store and organize their Halloween builds. It serves as a progress check-in for followers of the channel.
This is Part 2 of the build series for Urban Legends, a themed haunted house attraction based in Thurston Groves, Florida. The episode showcases the haunt in darkness, giving viewers an early atmospheric preview of the experience before it opens. The attraction draws on urban legends and myths from around the world as its core theme, turning familiar campfire tales into immersive walk-through scares.
This short-form video from Horror 365 offers a quick glimpse at a collection of recent Halloween prop builds. At just one minute, it likely serves as a showcase or highlight reel rather than a step-by-step tutorial. The content appears geared toward DIY Halloween enthusiasts looking for inspiration.
A showcase of the Village Mire, an elaborate Halloween yard haunt located in South Yarmouth on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, created by a haunter known as Baker. The video provides a walkthrough-style look at the 2022 display, set to an atmospheric horror score. The production quality and thematic cohesion position this as a standout example of serious home haunting.
The creator tests several new fog machines sourced from Amazon after losing all four of their previous foggers during the 2020 Halloween season. Two units are compared side by side, with a yellow remote-controlled model emerging as the clear favorite for output and convenience. The garage is filled with animatronics from throughout the house, turning the fog test into an atmospheric mini-haunt showcase. The creator plans to purchase additional units of the winning fogger for their 2021 home haunt build.
GMHaunts showcases their complete 2024 outdoor Halloween display, themed around a spooky cemetery scene titled 'Last Stop Cemetery.' The short walkthrough highlights a curated collection of animatronics and Halloween props arranged for maximum seasonal impact. The display draws on props from major retail sources and reflects a well-developed home haunt aesthetic.
A short, hype-style Halloween 2024 teaser clip from SpookYouLaterz, set to music and shared just days before Halloween night. The creator playfully admits the video was accidentally delayed before release. It appears to showcase a home Halloween display, costumes, or seasonal atmosphere as a celebratory countdown post.
This short build-diary episode covers mid-season planning updates for the creator's home haunt, set within the fictional Thurston Theater lore. The creator revisits a Smoldering Zombie prop acquired the previous year but never showcased, reconsiders whether a Saw-themed room will make the cut this season, and checks in on the condition of a Foxy character prop. It serves as a candid, behind-the-scenes progress check rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
This is the ninth and final installment of Haunt Former's 2017 abandoned haunted house build series, capturing the last-minute wrap-up as Halloween night approaches. The creator shares a heartfelt thank-you to viewers and supporters as the seasonal project reaches its conclusion. At just four minutes, the episode serves more as a celebratory closer than a detailed build tutorial.
A lengthy live-streamed Halloween haunt event from the Haunt Former channel, running over two hours and centered on delivering fear and suspense to its audience. The title's dramatic phrasing suggests a performance or walkthrough experience broadcast in real time. With no source description available, specific details about the haunt's format, location, or content cannot be confirmed. This appears to be seasonal live haunt entertainment aimed at Halloween enthusiasts.
Village Mire is a 2014 yard haunt created by Chris Baker, with photography by Julia Cumes and presented through Hauntcast. The video showcases the outdoor Halloween display in what appears to be a village or swamp-themed environment. At approximately ten minutes, it offers a substantial look at the scope and atmosphere of the build.
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.
This video from Poison Props showcases a rotating zombie lantern, a motorized Halloween prop that combines undead theming with an animated lantern element. The prop features continuous or programmed rotation to create an unsettling, eye-catching display suitable for yard haunts or home haunt setups. Poison Props is known for high-quality haunt builds, and this piece appears to demonstrate their signature craftsmanship in animatronic prop design.
A short walk-by video capturing the Village Mire yard haunt as it appears on Halloween night 2025, shot around dusk. The footage offers a street-level view of the display in full operation, giving viewers a feel for the overall atmosphere and scale of the themed setup. Produced by the Hauntcast podcast community, it serves as a quick showcase of a home haunter's seasonal work.
Day 13 of the HORROR Haunted House 2016 build series takes viewers into the creator's storage shed for a look at the full prop inventory heading into the season. The haunt is themed around the fictional Thurston Theater, a vintage movie house with a dark backstory involving a 1952 fire and lingering horror-film spirits. The video is a brief behind-the-scenes check-in rather than a step-by-step tutorial, serving as a progress update for followers of the series.
Part 4 of the Insomnia Haunted House 2019 build series documents the haunt taking shape as walls go up and the space transforms from cluttered garage to an emerging haunted attraction. The video captures the satisfying progression from organized chaos to a recognizable haunt environment. It offers a behind-the-scenes look at the physical build process and the creative vision coming to life.
A showcase of the Village Mire Yard Haunt, a residential Halloween display created by Chris Baker on Cape Cod, Massachusetts for the 2019 season. The roughly five-minute video offers a walkthrough-style look at the themed outdoor haunt. Presented by Hauntcast, it serves as an inspirational tour of what dedicated home haunters can achieve in a yard setting.
Part 8 of the 2018 'The End Haunted House' build series follows creator Haunt Former in the final push to get his home haunt ready just days before Halloween. The episode captures the urgency and excitement of wrapping up a multi-part haunted house project with an aliens-and-zombies theme. At only five minutes, it serves as a progress update and motivational check-in rather than a detailed tutorial.
SpookYouLaterz unveils a homemade animatronic called the Dis-Assembler, built for their personal Halloween haunt. Despite being a last-minute creation, the prop carries a distinctly unsettling mechanical aesthetic. The short clip offers a quick but intriguing look at what a small home haunt team can pull off under pressure.
This video from Creative Geekery showcases a Jurassic World-themed Halloween experience, blending the iconic dinosaur franchise with Halloween atmosphere and décor. With no source description or runtime available, specific details about the build or setup cannot be confirmed. Based on the title alone, the content likely features themed decorations, props, or a walkthrough inspired by the Jurassic World films.
This short Hauntcast tutorial walks through building a basic wooden armature intended to support a Halloween yard haunt prop called a 'Gourdie.' The frame is assembled from common lumber and hardware, keeping the build accessible and budget-friendly. At just three minutes, it delivers a focused, no-frills construction overview ideal for haunters who want a sturdy internal skeleton for a character prop.
This is a build-diary haul episode from a 2016 home haunt series centered around a fictional haunted theater called the Thurston Theater. The creator shares a shopping run across Michaels, Party City, and Dollar Tree to stock up on decorations and supplies as Halloween approaches. The episode is part of a larger season-long build documenting the assembly of a horror-themed home haunt.
