Video Tag
Every video tagged “home haunt” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
586 videos
This short-form video covers DIY haunted door construction using wood and fabric materials. The creator demonstrates how to build or dress doors to achieve a spooky, haunted aesthetic suitable for home haunts or haunted house sets. Slab wood appears to be a featured material, likely used for a rustic or decrepit look.
A short-form raw video showcasing a horrifying circus-themed Halloween display assembled by Spooky Guy444. The setup features a mix of commercial props and animatronics with a dark carnival aesthetic. This is Part 1 of what appears to be a multi-part series capturing the full display.
This short tutorial walks through the process of painting and distressing Halloween tombstone props to give them a realistic, aged appearance. The technique centers on using Dry-Lok as a key product in the finishing process. At under five minutes, it's a quick, accessible guide suited for haunters looking to elevate their cemetery displays. The result is a weathered, convincing grave marker that fits seamlessly into yard or home haunt setups.
This short update video offers a peek inside the creator's dedicated haunt prop shed, showcasing its evolving layout and growing collection of Halloween props. It is the second in a series of progress updates for the 2015 haunt season. The clip gives fellow haunters a behind-the-scenes look at how one home haunter organizes and stores their seasonal arsenal.
This short video marks the final build day of Haunt Former's 2016 home haunt series, offering a preview tour of the completed set just hours before Halloween night. The haunt is themed around the fictional Thurston Theater, a vintage movie house that opened in 1920 and was destroyed by fire in 1952, now allegedly haunted by characters from classic horror films. The video leans heavily on atmospheric storytelling and original lore to establish the setting's identity and mood.
This short showcase video highlights a collection of Halloween ground breaker animatronics and other animated props suitable for yard haunts and indoor home haunts. The creator presents these figures as easy, high-impact additions to any Halloween display. The video is a quick visual tour rather than a step-by-step tutorial, giving viewers a general sense of what these props look like in action.
This video serves as a Halloween 2022 season kickoff from a San Antonio-based creator, previewing an action-packed lineup of local events, theme park haunts, and retail Halloween finds. The creator teases coverage of Scream Hollow, Howl-O-Scream, Fright Fest at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, and a new Halloween Haunt at SeaWorld San Antonio, alongside Monster Con and a local zombie walk. Spirit Halloween and Home Depot prop unboxings are also on the agenda. The creator notes this may be one of their final active seasons as they plan to wind down toward retirement.
This haunt vlog follows creator Haunt Former as he moves props and supplies into the garage workspace to begin building the Cotton County Crematorium haunt display. The episode focuses on the early assembly stages of two themed scenes — an autopsy room and a morgue. It offers a behind-the-scenes look at the practical logistics and creative process of staging a detailed home haunt from the ground up.
This short-form build video from Hauntcast walks viewers through constructing a faux vintage harpoon prop using common PVC pipe fittings and jute cord. The design leans into a nautical horror aesthetic and is well-suited for yard haunts or home haunt set dressing. The combination of standard plumbing fittings makes this an accessible, low-cost project. Jute cord wrapping adds a convincing aged, weathered finish.
This short build video from the Village Mire Yard Haunt showcases a giant maggot Halloween prop constructed with foam balls, Free Form Air, and liquid latex. The combination of materials produces a convincingly fleshy, textured creature suitable for outdoor haunt displays. Despite its impressive visual impact, the build appears accessible to Halloween crafters of most skill levels.
Creative Geekery showcases a fully themed Ghostbusters haunted house that drew visitors from a wide area. The experience features iconic franchise props and vehicles including the Ecto-1, proton packs, and ghost traps, allowing guests to feel like real-life Ghostbusters. The haunt draws inspiration from across the Ghostbusters franchise, including the classic films and recent entries.
A short walkthrough video showcasing a farm-themed home haunt located in Castaic, California. The clip offers a quick look at the Halloween setup created by a home haunter who has built out a rural horror atmosphere. At just one minute, it serves as a highlight reel of the display rather than an in-depth tour.
Day 14 of Haunt Former's 2016 HORROR haunted house build focuses on painting the haunt's walls and tarps to bring the themed environment to life. The build is set within the fictional Thurston Theater, a 1920s cinema with a dark backstory involving a fatal fire and lingering supernatural rumors. This episode is part of an ongoing build diary series documenting the haunt's construction from the ground up. The short runtime offers a focused look at the surface finishing stage of the set design process.
This is Part 5 of Haunt Former's 2017 home haunt build series centered on an abandoned haunted house theme. The episode documents a significant construction milestone as the walls of the haunt take shape and props begin arriving and being placed. It offers an in-progress look at how a themed walk-through haunt comes together from framing to decoration.
GMHaunts unboxes and sets up the Haunted Hill Farm 2025 Groundbreaking Jack animatronic, walking viewers through everything from opening the packaging to full operation demos. The video covers the assembly process in detail before moving into a hands-on review segment. Haunted Hill Farm provided the unit directly to the creator for this showcase.
This is a live-stream recap episode from the Haunt Former channel, in which the creator reflects on what he describes as his most intense haunted house season yet and thanks his audience for their support. The stream appears to be a celebratory, community-focused conversation rather than a build or tutorial. Haunt Former is a home-haunt-focused channel covering prop builds, store walkthroughs, haunt walkthroughs, and original haunt productions. The channel is sponsored by several recognizable Halloween industry names.
Part 8 of Haunt Former's 2017 haunted house build series offers a near-completion look at the 'Abandoned' section of the home haunt. This segment emphasizes the claustrophobic, unsettling nature of the layout as the build approaches its final form. The video is part of a larger multi-episode series documenting the full construction of a themed haunted attraction called Smiley World.
This is part two of a series on building a home haunt, focusing on the audio and video components that bring the experience to life. The creator films a pre-show segment and produces visual content designed to establish narrative and atmosphere for guests moving through the haunt. The emphasis is on using storytelling through media rather than relying solely on physical props or jump scares.
A showcase video of the 2018 Village Mire Yard Haunt, a home Halloween display created by Chris Baker on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The roughly five-minute walkthrough highlights the props, atmosphere, and overall design of the outdoor setup. It offers a great look at what a dedicated home haunter can achieve in a residential yard setting.
This episode follows creator Haunt Former as he makes final preparations to his home haunted house, 'The End,' ahead of Halloween night. It is part eleven of an ongoing 2018 build series documenting the haunt's construction and setup from start to finish. The video captures the excitement and last-minute work that goes into getting a home haunt guest-ready on the biggest night of the year.
A short-form video from HauntScene celebrating the arrival of Halloween season. With no source description available, the content appears to be a quick, festive showcase likely featuring decorations or a haunt setup. The brief runtime suggests a highlight or teaser rather than a full tutorial or walkthrough.
This short tutorial from Hauntcast walks viewers through the process of wiring DIY LED spotlights and flicker candle lights to a common power supply for yard and home haunt use. The video demonstrates how to strip and connect solid core wire using lever nut terminal connectors, making the process accessible even for beginners. It is designed as a companion piece to separate build tutorials for the spotlights and flicker candles themselves.
This vlog documents the opening weekend of Fearville's Shelter 16 haunted trail, a farm-based outdoor haunt running every Friday and Saturday throughout October 2024. The creator walks viewers through daytime setup, an in-mask opening night tour, and honest reflections on how the first night went. The video also covers the real-world challenge of Hurricane Milton striking between event nights, showing before-and-after footage of storm damage and the hands-on repairs made to get the trail back up and running.
This short clip offers a glimpse at early-season preparations for Horror 365's 2025 home haunt, with a focus on outdoor landscaping and groundwork. The footage suggests significant physical site work is underway as the crew readies their space for the upcoming Halloween season. With no narration or description provided, the content appears to be a teaser or progress update for followers of the channel.
