Video Tag
Every video tagged “mire” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
7 videos
Village Mire is an elaborately themed residential yard haunt built and operated entirely by one person in South Yarmouth, Massachusetts. The 2014 final-cut showcase highlights the full scope of the display — from prop creation and thematic lighting to audio design and special effects. Photography and a custom music score elevate the presentation beyond a typical home haunt video. The result is a cinematic look at an impressive Cape Cod solo haunting effort.
This Hauntcast entry introduces the concept of building faux corn stalks for use in a Corn Stalker haunt scene. It points viewers to a companion how-to video by Stiltbeast for step-by-step fabrication guidance. The content appears to be a short reference or companion piece rather than a standalone tutorial.
This short Hauntcast clip showcases a makeover of a character or creature prop known as 'Gourdie,' refreshed for the 2012 haunt season. The video likely highlights visual changes or enhancements made to bring the prop up to date for a village or mire-themed display. At just one minute, it offers a quick before-and-after style look at the updated piece.
A walkthrough tour of the Village Mire yard haunt located on Cape Cod, captured during the 2013 Halloween season. The video offers a broad overview of the haunt's layout, props, and overall atmosphere, though the creator notes it is not the final polished edit. Viewers get a solid sense of the themed environment and creature-focused aesthetic that defines this home Halloween display.
This short final-look video showcases a completed vine creature prop built for a haunt environment, revealing the finished result of a multi-material construction process. The creature is assembled over a PVC pipe armature shaped with chicken wire, then fleshed out using expanding foam, epoxy putty, and latex for a convincing organic appearance. Cotton balls and plastic wrap are used as supplementary texturing and separation materials. The clip serves as a satisfying reveal of the finished monster rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
This short clip from Hauntcast documents a makeover of 'Woodie,' a haunted tree prop, using Leak Seal as a base coat followed by a fresh repaint. The process gives the prop renewed durability and an updated look suited for outdoor haunt environments. It's a quick and approachable refurbishment technique for existing Halloween props.
This short video from Hauntcast showcases a custom owl creature prop commissioned from Necrotic Creations, built by Starcy and Robert. The piece appears to be part of a yard haunt or village-themed Halloween display. The clip serves as a quick appreciation spotlight for the artists and their work.
