Video Tag
Every video tagged “home haunt” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
586 videos
This episode of TransWorld Live features TJ Mannarino, Vice President of Art & Design at Universal Orlando Resort, sharing insights from a theme-park perspective. The Beazley family returns to walk viewers through how their 2024 'House of Doom on Lindenwood' yard haunt was created and brought to life. TransWorld's Rich Bianco also joins live to highlight the family's full 2024 yard display. The episode closes with a heartfelt acknowledgment of the passing of Karen Murphy, a beloved figure in the haunted house community, with a dedicated tribute episode announced for the following week.
A short seasonal showcase of The Village Mire, a home yard haunt filmed during the 2025 spooky season. The clip is presented by Hauntcast, a Halloween-focused podcast and content community. With just one minute of runtime, the video offers a quick atmospheric glimpse of the decorated outdoor display rather than a detailed walkthrough or tutorial.
This is a full-length Halloween podcast episode originally released in October 2009 and republished as a flashback by Hauntcast. The show blends interviews, news, horror film reviews, costume ideas, and community spotlights into a variety entertainment format for haunters. Featured content includes a conversation with Jim Weilock of Graveside Manor, a segment celebrating Pumpkinrot's prop work, and a music track from Nekromantix. It offers a nostalgic snapshot of the haunter community circa 2009.
This teaser clip offers a second sneak peek at Hauntcast's 2025 yard haunt project, 'The Village Mire.' The brief preview hints at creature-based scares designed to terrify neighborhood trick-or-treaters. As part of an ongoing reveal series, it builds anticipation for the full seasonal display.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Dmitriy Slobodskiy of Dmitriy Creations for a "Black Market" segment focused on the company's Digital Eyes product line and other Halloween and haunt-oriented offerings. The conversation explores how these products can elevate props for home haunters and professional haunted attractions alike. It serves as both a product spotlight and an informal interview with the creator behind the brand.
This video showcases the Sick-a-More Tree Creature, a standout prop featured in the Village Mire Yard Haunt for the 2024 Halloween season. The piece appears to be a large-scale tree-monster hybrid creature built for an outdoor home haunt display. It is part of Hauntcast's ongoing coverage of home and yard haunt builds, highlighting creative prop construction within the haunting community.
Hauntcast Episode 75 is a feature-length Halloween podcast bringing together home and professional haunters for wide-ranging conversation and entertainment. The episode spotlights Greg Packard of Restless Souls Manor and Greg Wallace of Wallace Manor alongside Florida horror author Mark Muncy. Recurring segments cover topics from web-based haunt culture to cocktails and immersive storytelling, with a soundtrack contribution from Murderock's album Demonia.
This Hauntcast episode features an interview with Kyle Thompson of Midnight Studios FX, a creature creator and prop maker in the haunt industry. The conversation is part of Hauntcast's 'Black Market' segment, spotlighting artists and vendors active in the Halloween and haunted attraction community. The discussion likely covers Thompson's creative process, professional work, and insights into the world of creature and prop fabrication.
A short home video showcasing a residential yard haunt from Halloween 2007. The footage gives a glimpse of an outdoor Halloween display set up at a private home. Video quality is noted to be limited, which may affect visibility of the setup details.
This short-form video showcases a handmade creature prop dubbed the 'TreeMendous Creature,' built for a 2024 yard haunt called The Village Mire. The clip offers a quick look at the finished prop in a real outdoor haunt setting. While build details are minimal, it serves as inspiration for haunters interested in large-scale creature or tree-monster designs.
Hauntcast hosts a long-form interview with Patrick Voss, owner of VFX Creates, as part of the Black Market vendor spotlight series. Voss recounts his personal path from passionate haunter to full-time haunt vendor, sharing insight into what drives his product line and creative philosophy. The conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at the business side of the Halloween industry from someone who built it from the ground up.
Hauntcast host interviews Mike Kane, creator of Fright Maps, a platform designed to help Halloween enthusiasts discover and share haunted attractions, home haunts, and yard haunts. Kane walks listeners through the Fright Maps app and encourages haunters to list their own displays to grow the community directory. The conversation highlights how the tool bridges the gap between haunt creators and the audiences looking to find them each Halloween season.
Hauntcast's Professor Wick-Ed Gannon walks haunters through the process of breathing new life into aging or outdated animatronics by refurbishing, repurposing, and reprogramming them. The segment is part of the Something Wicked series and targets both home haunters and attraction builders looking to maximize value from existing prop investments. Rather than retiring old animatronics, viewers learn strategies to reintegrate them into a haunt in fresh, creative ways.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Todd Wood, the creative force behind Haunted Wood Cove — an elaborately themed pirate ship home haunt. The extended interview dives into the story, vision, and execution behind one of the more distinctive nautical-themed yard haunts in the community. Listeners get an inside look at what it takes to build and run a full-scale pirate ship haunt on a residential property. It's an inspiring conversation for anyone drawn to large-concept home haunt builds.
Hauntcast host sits down with Jennifer Dunahee for an in-depth interview about her home haunt, The Haunting of Storybook Hollow, a family-friendly Halloween trail located in Comstock, Michigan. Jennifer shares the story behind building and running an immersive, storybook-themed outdoor haunt experience. The conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative vision, passion, and effort that goes into producing a beloved community Halloween event.
Hauntcast host Toby Wrolson sits down with Baker to discuss the story and evolution of Haunt 31, a long-running home haunt with a dedicated following. The conversation dives into Baker's haunting philosophy, experiences, and what has kept his haunt going year after year. Originally aired in 2011, this episode is part of Hauntcast's ongoing Interviews with Haunting Gurus series.
Hauntcast host Baker rides along with Don and Steve Doleshal of Jack's Hollow Haunt in Gardner, Kansas, for an interview and live drive-thru tour of their ambitious home haunt. The conversation explores the creative vision and execution behind one of the more elaborate residential drive-thru Halloween attractions. Running nearly 50 minutes, the episode blends behind-the-scenes insight with a first-person look at the finished haunt in action.
This short teaser from the Hauntcast channel announces the return of the Village Mire home haunt display for the 2025 Halloween season. As a one-minute clip, it serves primarily as a promotional preview rather than a build tutorial or full walkthrough. Hauntcast is a podcast-based community covering home haunts, yard haunts, and prop building across multiple platforms.
In this episode of Hauntcast's Theater of the Mind segment, host Revenant reflects nostalgically on the Halloween podcasting community and delivers an impassioned call to action for haunters everywhere. The central message is a motivational rallying cry — the show must go on, and haunters should push forward with their creative builds and attractions. It's a short, spirited segment aimed at energizing the haunt community heading into the season.
This is the third installment in Horror 365's ongoing gas station haunt build series, documenting the continued construction and detailing of a horror-themed gas station set. The episode appears to capture a live or real-time update of the build's progress, giving viewers an in-progress look at how the scene is taking shape. With no source description available, specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed, but the series format suggests a step-by-step approach to large-scale themed set design.
Hauntcast hosts a conversation with Jarod and Terry from Halloween Haunts 365, a channel and community dedicated to haunted attractions and Halloween year-round. The discussion covers their experiences visiting and reviewing haunted attractions, haunt tours, and the broader Halloween hobby. This is a podcast-style interview that offers insight into the haunt community from two enthusiastic voices in the space.
A 50-minute livestream from Horror 365 covering animatronics, Halloween props, and general haunting tips. The format suggests a mix of demonstration, advice, and likely audience interaction typical of live haunt community streams. Without a source description, specific topics and techniques discussed remain unclear.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Troy Crivellone for an in-depth interview about his acclaimed Scare Hollow home haunt based in Texas. The conversation covers a wide range of topics including haunt photography, prop building, and lighting strategies. As part of the Haunting Gurus interview series, the episode offers an insider look at the creative process and passion behind a high-caliber home haunt operation.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Randy Skalos, the creator behind Haunt on Williams, for a candid conversation about his haunting journey and creative process. The interview is part of Hauntcast's ongoing Haunting Guru series, which spotlights passionate haunters from the home and yard haunt community. Listeners are warned upfront that audio quality is below par, but the content offers an inside look at what drives a dedicated haunter. This podcast-style format makes it an accessible, inspiring listen for Halloween enthusiasts of all experience levels.
