Video Tag
Every video tagged “prop build” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
68 videos
This short tutorial from Haunt Former walks viewers through building a corpse head prop using the corpsing technique — a popular method widely used in the haunted house community. The build centers on transforming a skull or skeleton head into a convincingly decayed, fleshed-out corpse prop. At just five minutes, the video is a compact, focused guide aimed at haunters looking to add realistic undead details to their setups.
This short-form video from SKS Props showcases a Sentinel head build created for X-Men cosplay photoshoots, likely inspired by the X-Men '97 animated series revival. The clip appears to highlight the finished prop rather than walk through a step-by-step construction process. It offers a look at the scale, detail, and visual impact achievable for convention or photoshoot use.
This video from Poison Props features a prop or animatronic called the Big Top Birther, suggesting a circus or clown-themed horror creation. Poison Props is a known haunted attraction prop builder, so this is likely a showcase or build reveal of a professional-grade piece. No description or runtime metadata was provided, limiting detailed analysis.
A live workshop session in which the creator constructs a Ghostbusters-themed proton pack prop from scratch. The stream gives viewers a real-time look at the build process as it unfolds. It sits at the intersection of cosplay prop-making and maker culture, appealing to fans of the franchise who want to recreate iconic gear.
This video documents a Halloween prop build inspired by Happy Appy, the popular creepypasta character. The creator walks viewers through constructing a physical replica of the unsettling fictional apple character as part of an ongoing series of creepypasta-themed Halloween builds. It sits within a broader playlist of similar character-based prop projects from the Haunt Former channel.
This is Part 3 of Haunt Former's ongoing series building a life-size replica of the Hatbox Ghost, the iconic character from Disney's Haunted Mansion attraction. The video documents continued progress on this ambitious custom prop build. The creator is clear that the project is fan-made and that all Haunted Mansion intellectual property belongs to Disney.
This teaser clip from SKS Props previews an upcoming build of an X-Men Sentinel head designed for cosplay or photoshoot use. No build details or techniques are shown yet, as the video appears to be a short promotional announcement. The finished prop targets Marvel fans and cosplayers looking for a large-scale, screen-inspired piece.
This episode in an ongoing FrightProps series covers the installation of a waist-turn servo kit onto a plastic Halloween skeleton, completing the four-servo movement system for a violin-playing animatronic prop. With the waist being the final motion axis, the video walks through both the mechanical installation and the programming of all four servos together. The result is a near-finished animatronic ready for cosmetic refinement and audio integration in future installments.
Haunt Former kicks off a multi-part build series tackling one of Halloween's most iconic figures — the Hatbox Ghost, inspired by Disney's legendary Haunted Mansion attraction. This first episode establishes the project scope and the creator's intent to bring the beloved character to life as a custom Halloween prop. The channel is clear that this is a fan-made homage with no affiliation to Disney. As a short introductory installment, it sets the stage for the detailed construction work to follow in subsequent parts.
Haunt Former documents the construction of a crematorium facade for their 2022 home haunt, Cotton County Crematorium. The build is presented as an affordable and visually convincing centerpiece prop that ties the entire themed display together. With the official haunt only weeks away at the time of filming, the vlog captures the excitement and urgency of the final build stages.
A live workshop session where the creator builds a Ghostbusters-inspired proton pack prop from scratch. The 84-minute stream follows the hands-on construction process in real time, giving viewers an unscripted look at the build. While specific techniques and materials are not detailed in the available metadata, the format offers an authentic maker experience.
This short tutorial from Haunt Former shows how to create a budget-friendly Jason Voorhees hockey mask inspired by the Friday the 13th franchise. Released on an actual Friday the 13th as a themed celebration, the video focuses on achieving an iconic horror look without spending a lot of money. It is part of the channel's broader Halloween prop build series.
This short Hauntcast video walks through the creation of a Celtic cross tombstone Halloween prop using Foamular foam. The build is a classic graveyard addition, showcasing how foam can be shaped into a convincing cemetery centerpiece. At just two minutes, it delivers a focused look at the finished prop and core construction approach.
This is the second installment in a multi-part build series focused on creating a Jeff the Killer prop inspired by the popular creepypasta character. The creator works on painting the character's iconic mouth detail and a knife prop using acrylic paint, while also sourcing appropriate clothing to complete the figure. The video documents incremental progress toward a finished display-ready Halloween prop.
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.
A live workshop session focused on building a Ghostbusters-style proton pack prop from scratch. The creator walks through three main stages of the build: electronics work, structural paperwork construction, and surface weathering techniques. At nearly two hours, this is an in-depth, real-time build that lets viewers follow along step by step. It's a great resource for cosplayers or prop enthusiasts tackling a complex movie-replica build.
This is the fourth installment in a multi-part prop build series focused on creating a full Jeff the Killer character prop. The episode focuses on constructing or completing Jeff's body, bringing the creepypasta-inspired figure close to or fully finished. The short runtime suggests this is more of a progress update and reveal than a detailed step-by-step tutorial.
This short progress video offers an early look at the prop collection taking shape inside the garage build space for Urban Legends, a themed haunted attraction in Thurston Groves, Florida. The haunt draws on urban legends and myths from around the world, and this installment showcases the ghouls and characters being assembled for the 2015 season. It is part of an ongoing build series documenting the attraction's development from concept to finished haunt.
This lengthy video from StiltbeastStudios — the channel of veteran haunt designer Allen Hopps — documents the creation of a Krampus prop, likely from concept through completion. At nearly three hours, it suggests a deep-dive build session covering sculpting, fabrication, or finishing work on the horned Alpine folklore figure. The Krampus subject matter bridges Halloween and dark holiday aesthetics, making it a versatile addition to haunt or home display arsenals.
This lengthy video from Stiltbeast Studios follows a prop or creature build project, likely involving a wearable mask or costume piece intended for use in a haunted attraction setting. The title's playful wordplay suggests a creative, personality-driven build session typical of the Stiltbeast channel. At nearly three hours, it likely covers the full construction process in considerable detail. No source description was provided, so specific build details remain uncertain.
This video documents the first day of building a Jeff the Killer prop, focusing on constructing roughly half of the character's iconic face. The creator walks viewers through the early-stage forming process for this creepypasta-inspired haunt prop. It serves as part one of what appears to be a multi-day build series.
A live workshop session in which the creator builds a Ghostbusters proton pack prop from scratch alongside the audience. The stream runs just over an hour and follows a hands-on, collaborative maker format. While specific materials and techniques are not detailed in the available metadata, the build appears to be a full replica-style prop project.
This is the third installment in a multi-part series documenting the construction of a Jeff the Killer Halloween prop. The episode focuses specifically on adding and styling a wig to bring the iconic creepypasta character's look closer to completion. It's a short, focused update that covers the hair element of the overall character build.
This video spotlights prop maker Victor's impressive screen-accurate recreation of Rino — Jinx's massive final weapon from Arcane — showcased at MegaCon Orlando 2025. Standing at over five feet tall and featuring a functional spinning barrel and detailed weathered paint, the build is a standout example of convention-level cosplay craftsmanship. The creator interviews Victor about his process, the challenges he faced, and his philosophy on cosplay as an artform.
