Video Tag
Every video tagged “home haunt” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
586 videos
This short video showcases a collection of new static props hand-built by Chris Baker for his Village Mire yard haunt display in 2025. The clip offers a visual preview of the finished pieces as part of the broader Hauntcast community content. As a one-minute teaser, it highlights the creative output of a dedicated home haunter rather than walking through construction techniques step by step.
This is the first installment of a multi-part series documenting a 2014 Halloween village build. The video covers the initial layout planning and introduces a zombie three-pack as part of the overall scene. It offers an early look at how the creator is organizing and designing the display before it comes together fully.
This short promotional clip advertises the Hauntcast podcast, a show dedicated to the haunting and Halloween community. The episode featured includes interviews with several notable haunters including NE Haunter, Oakcrest Cemetery, Chris Handa, and Storybook Hollow. The clip serves as a teaser to draw listeners to the full episode available across major podcast platforms.
A quick one-minute peek inside a homemade Monster in a Box prop, showing the internal parts and how they connect. The video was made by request from community members curious about what makes the prop tick. It comes from the Hauntcast channel, which focuses on home haunt and haunted attraction content.
HauntScene host Johnny Bronto visits Hillbilly Mayhem, a backyard haunt produced by Pemberton Haunters in Seffner, Florida, that punches well above its home-haunt weight class. The 16-minute episode follows the crew through the experience with scare-cam footage capturing live reactions from scareactors and guests alike. Pemberton Haunters' website is referenced for tickets and additional event information. The visit is part of HauntScene's ongoing mission to document and promote haunted attractions across Florida and beyond.
This episode of TransWorld LIVE features a real-time projection mapping demonstration hosted from a private residence, with Ross from Illumibot and Rich from TransWorld walking viewers through how affordable projection mapping software can dramatically transform display spaces. The session is interactive, allowing live audience questions and showcasing the software's creative range as it is applied to actual home displays. A free Illumibot unit is given away to one viewer during the broadcast.
This short channel update from Hauntcast's Baker previews upcoming content across the channel, including prop tutorials, Shocktails segments, and best-of highlight videos. It serves as a quick promotional teaser encouraging viewers to subscribe and enable notifications. No technical instruction is provided — it's purely a community-facing announcement for fans of the haunting hobby.
This short-form video offers a progress update on a Halloween gas station themed haunt build, teasing the scene as nearly complete. The creator appears to be showcasing animatronics and DIY elements within the gas station environment. The Transworld hashtag suggests possible inspiration or props sourced from the Halloween and haunted attraction trade show.
This short behind-the-scenes clip spotlights Gourdie, a giant pumpkin creature prop from the Village Mire home haunt. The builder walks through how the character has evolved over multiple seasons, starting as a wood-framed, paper-mache-skinned build before being upgraded to a sturdier steel frame with a Habitat Black skin. The video is a teaser peek at the prop with more detailed content promised to follow.
This short video from the Hauntcast channel showcases an Elder Thing creature prop inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's 'At the Mountains of Madness,' displayed as part of a Halloween yard haunt. The clip highlights the prop's creature design rooted in Lovecraftian cosmic horror aesthetics. It appears to serve as a teaser or highlight reel tied to the broader Hauntcast podcast and haunting community.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Todd Wood, the creative force behind Haunted Wood Cove — an elaborately themed pirate ship home haunt. The interview-style episode dives into the world of residential haunting through the lens of a standout nautical build. Listeners get an inside look at the passion and vision that goes into creating a fully themed yard haunt experience centered around a pirate ship concept.
Foggy Hollow is an original virtual haunt experience from GMHaunts set in a fog-drenched coastal town overrun by monsters and dark forces. This first installment introduces viewers to the dock — the eerie entry point into the Foggy Hollow world — through immersive first-person narration. The short sets the tone for a multi-part series, teasing sinister characters like the feared Farmer Rusty and the demonic horrors lurking deeper in town.
This is the second installment of Hauntcast's interview with the late Gary Corb, the creative force behind the Hallowed Haunting Grounds in Studio City, California — a beloved home haunt that ran for an impressive 32 years from 1973 to 2005. The conversation celebrates the legacy of one of the most enduring residential Halloween attractions in the country. It offers a rare firsthand look into the passion, dedication, and community spirit that kept a home haunt alive for over three decades.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Jamie Weisgerber for an in-depth interview about her home haunt, Samhain's Lot, located in Rancho Cucamonga. The conversation covers Jamie's haunting journey, creative approach, and highlights from the 2023 season. As a podcast-style episode, it offers an inside look at the passion and dedication that drives ambitious home haunters. Fans of haunt culture and DIY Halloween displays will find plenty of inspiration in the discussion.
A quick peek inside a home haunter's off-season prop storage, paired with an early look at a potential theme for the following year. The creator is considering a zombie-focused concept, tentatively dubbed 'Zombie Zone.' At just two minutes, the video is a casual, conversational update rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
This short clip offers a sneak peek at the Innsmouth-themed scene from the Village Mire yard haunt, a home haunt production filmed in 2023. The brief glimpse showcases the atmospheric set dressing and prop work that brings the classic Lovecraftian coastal horror setting to life. It serves as a teaser for the broader Village Mire haunt experience from the Hauntcast community.
This short clip from the Haunted Attraction Network showcases a clown-themed home haunt display presented at Midsummer Scream, a well-known Halloween and haunted attraction convention. The feature, called Clown House, appears to be part of the Midsummer Estates showcase, which highlights standout home haunt builds. It offers a glimpse into the creepy clown aesthetic as interpreted by a dedicated home haunter.
This appears to be a live-streamed haunt-building session from the Haunt Former channel, likely featuring real-time haunt construction, decoration, or design work. The evocative title suggests a themed welcome scene or entrance element may be a focal point. With no source description available, specific content details remain uncertain. Viewers tuning in would experience the creative process of haunt building as it unfolds live.
Hauntcast Episode 83 is a feature-length Halloween podcast installment spotlighting an in-depth interview with Ben Newman of Haunted Laurianne Woods. The episode also includes music from horror rock band Calabrese alongside recurring segments covering haunted attractions news, web culture, cocktail recipes, and audio drama. At roughly two and a half hours, it offers a broad mix of community content for dedicated Halloween enthusiasts.
This short promo clip teases the upcoming PHOBIAS haunt build series from Haunt Former. It signals the imminent launch of what appears to be a multi-part documentary or tutorial series centered on constructing a phobia-themed haunt. Very little detail is provided beyond the announcement itself, suggesting this is a brief hype video designed to generate anticipation.
Creative Geekery's Experience Explorers crew presents their annual home haunt, this year themed around Back to the Future complete with a DeLorean time machine and characters from the beloved film franchise. Located in northern New Jersey, the event is free to attend and offers both walk-up and reserved entry options. The team has a strong track record of ambitious pop-culture home haunts, having previously tackled Ghostbusters and Jurassic Park themes. This video appears to be a walkthrough or promotional showcase of the finished haunt experience.
This short showcase video features a handcrafted Sam prop from the cult Halloween film Trick 'r Treat, built for a yard haunt display. The figure is constructed around a PVC pipe armature and features cast foam hands, a sculpted styrofoam head, and a custom burlap-and-fleece footed pajama costume. The build captures the iconic look of the beloved Halloween mascot character. It serves as both inspiration and a brief materials overview for fans looking to recreate Sam for their own haunt.
A brief progress update on a home haunt built around a creepy carnival theme, captured just days before Halloween 2013. The creator offers a quick look at the Creepy CarnEVIL setup, which incorporates clown and asylum elements. At only three minutes, it serves as a snapshot of the haunt's state heading into the final stretch of the season.
Hauntcast sits down with Dan Pitzonka of Oak Crest Cemetery for an in-depth interview about his home haunt. The conversation dives into his approach to yard haunting, prop building, and the creative vision behind his cemetery-themed display. The episode is available across all major podcast platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
