Video Tag
Every video tagged “prop” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
37 videos
This video from Poison Props features a Halloween prop called the 'Kid Eye Stabber.' No description or runtime was provided, so specific details about construction, operation, or materials cannot be confirmed. Based on the title and channel, this is likely a grotesque novelty or animatronic prop designed for Halloween displays or haunted attractions.
StiltbeastStudios hosts another Tuesday session focused on werewolf-themed mask or prop creation, led by Allen Hopps. The session likely covers design and fabrication techniques relevant to haunted attraction characters and Halloween props. At nearly two hours, it appears to be a long-form, in-depth creative session typical of the Stiltbeast format.
This Hauntcast video is the first installment of a zombie-themed wrap-up segment, drawing on the channel's broad focus on haunted attraction tips, tricks, and reviews. Hauntcast covers a wide range of Halloween and haunt industry content, from DIY techniques to professional attraction insights. As a Part 1 entry, this episode likely sets the stage for zombie-related haunt concepts, props, or performance ideas explored across the series.
A short-form social media clip from Horror 365 filmed at or inspired by Transworld Halloween, featuring a demon prop and posing the question of whether to add illuminated eyes. The creator invites viewer input on the lighting decision, suggesting the prop may be in progress or up for customization. Very little build or technical detail is visible given the brief runtime.
FrightProps showcases their Socket 2 Ya severed head prop, highlighting its ultra-durable construction. The short video serves as a product spotlight for this ready-made haunted attraction accessory. Viewers are directed to the FrightProps website to purchase the item.
A short showcase video featuring a custom-made tombstone prop created as a gift for the Hauntcast host. The piece was crafted by a maker named Terra in appreciation for the revival of the Hauntcast podcast. At just one minute, the video is a brief but charming look at a personalized Halloween cemetery prop.
This short video teases an apparently undisclosed or lesser-known Spirit Halloween prop from their 2014 lineup, presented as a spoiler reveal. The creator references another YouTube channel for additional context or related content. Given the brief runtime and minimal provided metadata, specific details about the prop beyond a zombie and tire theme are unclear.
This short clip offers an early look at one of Spirit Halloween's 2014 product offerings, spotlighting a Broken Spine Girl figure or prop. It appears to be part of a recurring sneak-peek series giving Halloween enthusiasts a preview of upcoming retail merchandise. The video is brief and focused on showcasing the item rather than providing any build or tutorial content.
FrightProps showcases their ultra-durable severed head prop in this short product spotlight. The video highlights the prop's rugged construction, making it a compelling ready-made option for haunters who want a realistic, long-lasting gore piece. A purchase link is provided for those ready to add it to their haunt.
FrightProps showcases their ultra-durable severed head prop nicknamed 'Dimples,' which appears to carry a cotton-candy or carnival-inspired aesthetic. The short video serves as a product highlight, directing viewers to the FrightProps website for purchase. With its unique character design and rugged construction, Dimples is positioned as a ready-to-use haunt prop.
This short video from FrightProps showcases the Vic Tim severed head prop, a durable Halloween and haunt prop available through their online store. The clip appears to highlight the product's design and construction quality. It is essentially a product showcase intended to drive viewers to purchase the item directly from FrightProps.
This short video from FrightProps showcases the Eye CU Severed Head, a product marketed as ultra-durable for Halloween and haunt use. The clip appears to serve primarily as a product spotlight or promotional piece directing viewers to purchase the prop. Given the one-minute runtime and a description consisting solely of a purchase link, specific construction details and pricing are not confirmed here.
This appears to be a short test or preview clip from StiltbeastStudios, a well-known Halloween prop and haunt education channel run by Allen Hopps. With only one minute of runtime and no source description available, the specific content cannot be determined with confidence. Based on the creator tags, it likely relates to Halloween props, masks, or haunted attraction concepts.
