Video Tag
Every video tagged “part 2” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
10 videos
This is the second installment in Stiltbeast Studios' series on building a silicone caulk mold intended for casting resin masks. The video continues the step-by-step mold-making process from where part one left off. It covers the practical techniques involved in working with silicone caulk as an accessible mold-making medium for prop and mask fabrication.
This is part two of a Halloween prop build recreating the Yellow Guy (Denny) from the cult internet horror series Don't Hug Me I'm Scared, originally created by Becky Sloan and Joseph Pelling. The creator walks through continued construction of the iconic unsettling puppet character. The build is framed as a Halloween project inspired by the show's distinctly creepy aesthetic.
Part 2 of VanOaksProps' Halloween coffin build focuses on transforming flat insulation foam into convincingly aged wooden planks using carving, texturing, and painting techniques. The creator walks through a toolkit of abrasive and heat-based tools to score, distress, and shape the foam surface before finishing it with paint to sell the weathered-wood illusion. The completed prop is destined to appear in an upcoming film by the Hollywood Graveyard channel, giving the build a professional real-world application.
VanOaks Props continues a high-profile commission build — a life-size 3D-printed Haunted Mansion door destined for Neil Patrick Harris — by tackling the challenging task of bonding large-format printed parts together. The episode focuses on comparing and applying multiple adhesive types, including fast-set epoxy, plastic welder, Weld-on 16, and CA glue, to achieve strong, seamless joins. A candid build mistake is also documented, making this a realistic look at the problem-solving required in large-scale prop fabrication.
Part two of a two-part series, this tutorial picks up where the sculpting left off and walks through all the finishing steps needed to bring a realistic shrunken head prop to life. The creator demonstrates how to apply hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes, then shows how to sew the mouth and nose shut for an authentic tsantsa look. The segment wraps up with guidance on mounting the finished head for display. Together with Part 1, this forms a complete beginner-to-intermediate prop-making workflow.
Part 2 of a two-part series from Haunt Former walks viewers through the finishing steps of building a custom zombie Halloween prop. The video focuses on detail work such as adding hair, blood effects, and other finishing touches to create a rotten corpse appearance. At just four minutes, it delivers a quick, accessible look at how hobbyist haunters can elevate a homemade zombie figure. Viewers are encouraged to watch Part 1 for the foundational build steps.
This is part two of a two-part visit to Scream Hollow Wicked Halloween Park near Bastrop, Texas, a professional outdoor Halloween attraction set deep in the woods. The video highlights a newly added haunted hayride experience along with observed improvements made throughout the park. The creator shares final impressions of the attraction and teases an upcoming Halloween Museum opening. Filmed in 4K, it gives prospective visitors a vivid preview of what to expect at this Texas haunt destination.
Part 2 of a custom build series recreating the iconic Hatbox Ghost from Disney's Haunted Mansion attraction. The creator tackles one of Halloween's most beloved and recognizable prop characters as a home-built project. At just three minutes, this installment offers a focused progress update on the build rather than a comprehensive tutorial.
In this second installment of her Halloween party decor walkthrough series, the Halloween Happy creator tours her decorated space, showcasing her personal approach to creating a festive Halloween atmosphere. The video is part of an ongoing series for Halloween enthusiasts who love party planning and seasonal decorating. Note that the creator acknowledges some audio and video quality limitations in this entry.
This is Part 2 of a DIY Halloween prop or mask build series from StiltbeastStudios, hosted by Allen Hopps, a respected figure in the haunted attraction community. The video runs over 100 minutes, suggesting an in-depth continuation of a project begun in a prior installment. Content likely covers construction, detailing, or finishing techniques for a haunted house prop or Halloween mask. Without a source description, specific methods and materials cannot be confirmed.
