Video Tag
Every video tagged “props” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
171 videos
A daytime walkthrough tour of a home yard haunt called 'Three Weeks of Terror: The Last Chance Cemetery,' filmed during the 2021 Halloween season. The display features a cemetery theme with an assortment of commercial props from well-known Halloween brands. The tour gives viewers a clear look at how the various props and decorations are arranged in a real yard haunt setting.
A short walk-through tour of Spooky Mart, a newly opened Halloween retail store in San Antonio, Texas, for the 2025 season. The video highlights the store's selection of merchandise inspired by popular horror movie characters, including props, animatronics, and costumes. It serves as a local recommendation for Halloween enthusiasts in the San Antonio area.
Haunt Former tours three major retail chains — Home Depot, Big Lots, and Michaels — to scout out their 2024 Halloween prop and animatronic offerings. The video takes a store-by-store approach, giving viewers a firsthand look at what seasonal inventory has hit shelves this year. Characters and creatures spotted include Chucky, werewolves, and zombies among other spooky selections. It serves as a handy seasonal shopping guide for haunters and Halloween enthusiasts looking to see what's available before heading out.
Haunt Former tours three major retail chains — Michaels, Big Lots, and Party City — in early August 2024 to preview what Halloween decorations and props are already hitting shelves. The video serves as an early-season scouting guide for haunt builders and home decorators looking to get a jump on their Halloween shopping. Each store segment is clearly time-stamped, making it easy to skip to the retailer most relevant to the viewer.
Haunt Former covers the 2022 Halloween & Party Expo and HAuNTcon, reporting on the state of the event and what attendees and home haunters can expect this year. The video addresses ongoing shipping delays affecting new props and masks heading into the season. Featured vendors appear to include major industry names such as Distortions Unlimited, Morris Costumes, and Ghoulish Productions, with a look at new releases and 2022 updates.
A short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 combining makeup and DIY prop elements with a spooky junkyard theme. At just one minute, it appears to offer a quick Halloween inspiration snippet or condensed tutorial. No source description was provided, so specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
Haunt Former tours four Halloween retail locations — Party City, Walmart, and two Spirit Halloween stores — to showcase what's hitting shelves for the 2024 season. The video covers a wide range of seasonal finds including props, animatronics, masks, and general décor. Running just under 25 minutes, it serves as a broad overview of what mainstream retailers are offering this year. Each store gets its own dedicated segment, making it easy to jump to a specific location.
A second in-store visit to Party City documenting what's newly stocked for Halloween 2022, with a focus on masks, props, and Chucky-themed merchandise. The creator walks viewers through the seasonal section to highlight notable finds and new arrivals. It serves as a handy scout report for shoppers wanting to know what's on shelves before making a trip.
StiltbeastStudios pulls back the curtain on medieval-themed animatronics and castle set pieces built for a haunted attraction environment. The video explores the behind-the-scenes craft that goes into creating immersive dark castle aesthetics. It showcases the studio's signature approach to combining detailed set design with character-driven animatronic builds.
A casual in-store walkthrough of a Party City location showcasing their 2022 Halloween decoration lineup. The host browses available props, décor, and animatronics hitting shelves for the season, with particular attention given to a Nightmare Elmo novelty item. It serves as an early-season scouting run for Halloween shoppers curious about what Party City is stocking in 2022.
A live-streamed floor tour of the 2024 Halloween & Party Expo, where the host walks through booths from major industry vendors including Morris Costumes, Oktober Studios, Fun World, Ghoulish Productions, and Trick or Treat Studios. Highlights include new animatronics, novelty props like a balancing clown and sword swallower, an extensive look at Trick or Treat Studios' 2024 catalog, and new mask offerings such as a Santa Ghostface variant. The video offers an enthusiastic first look at upcoming Halloween product lines for the season ahead.
This short-form video from the Horror 365 channel appears to document a recent Halloween-related DIY activity or display, likely from a seasonal haunt or maker event. At only one minute in length, it offers a quick glimpse rather than a deep tutorial. Without a source description, the precise content and techniques shown are unclear.
The creator documents the early planning stages of 'Shelter 16,' their first haunted trail, built on a farm property. The video walks through how they chose the location, developed a thematic concept, and translated ideas into a physical layout and hand-drawn blueprints. Key creative decisions — including prop placement, actor positioning, wall configurations, and a standout room called the 'Doom Chamber' — are explained in detail. A physical walkthrough of the site gives viewers a real sense of how the design maps to the actual space.
This wide-ranging live video tours the 2025 Halloween product landscape, covering new releases and leaks from major retailers and manufacturers including Lemax Spooky Town, Department 56, Lowe's, Distortions Unlimited, Trick or Treat Studios, and Morris Costumes. The host also reflects on the closures of Party City, Big Lots, and Zagone and what those losses mean for the haunt and Halloween community. Coverage of the Halloween and Party Expo 2025 rounds out the episode with a look at what the industry is bringing to consumers this season. It's a broad industry check-in for Halloween enthusiasts eager to plan their 2025 purchases and builds.
This video takes viewers on a walkthrough of Lowe's 2024 Halloween seasonal offerings, showcasing animatronics, props, decorations, and inflatables available in-store. The creator highlights what appears to be one of Lowe's strongest Halloween lineups to date, covering a wide variety of themes including nautical, clown, and classic monster aesthetics. It serves as a useful preview for shoppers and collectors looking to see what Lowe's has stocked before heading out to buy.
A short behind-the-scenes and blooper reel tied to a Halloween-themed fan film production by Slash 'N Cast. The clip offers a candid, lighthearted look at the outtakes and off-camera moments from what appears to be an indie horror short. At just three minutes, it serves as a companion piece to the group's main Halloween episode. The content leans more toward entertainment and community sharing than instructional value.
StiltbeastStudios' Allen Hopps presents an extensive monster-focused session running nearly three hours, exploring the creatures and props that populate professional haunted attractions. The video appears to showcase a wide variety of monster characters, Halloween masks, and DIY props relevant to haunt builders and designers. Given the channel's established reputation in the haunted attraction community, expect practical insight into creature design and presentation. The lengthy runtime suggests a deep-dive format, possibly a live stream or multi-segment showcase.
This short-form video from Horror 365 appears to showcase poison-themed Halloween props, likely filmed at or inspired by the Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show. The content highlights animatronic or display props relevant to the 2023 Halloween season, with a focus on Spirit Halloween-style offerings. Given the brevity and trade-show hashtags, it likely serves as a quick highlights reel of standout pieces.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios takes viewers behind the scenes as he prepares for the Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show, one of the haunted attraction industry's biggest annual trade events. The video runs nearly two hours, suggesting an in-depth look at what goes into getting ready for a major industry showcase. Expect discussion of props, projects, and the business side of professional haunting from one of the community's well-known creators.
This episode is part of an ongoing 2014 home haunt build series documenting the creation of a Halloween attraction called PHOBIAS. The creator showcases newly acquired props and their placement within a garage haunt space. As part of a multi-episode series, it offers a progress update on how the overall haunt is taking shape.
This short video offers an early look at what may be upcoming Spirit Halloween props for 2014, sourced from product listings discovered online. The creator shares potential spoilers for fans eager to see what the seasonal retailer might be stocking. It serves as a quick preview for Halloween enthusiasts keeping tabs on new retail releases.
SpookYouLaterz visits the Spirit Halloween location at The Rim in San Antonio for a 2021 store tour. Despite supply chain and shipping delays limiting the availability of brand-new 2021 items, the store still has plenty of returning props, animatronics, and costumes to browse. The creator notes a follow-up visit is planned once delayed merchandise arrives. It's a fun, casual walkthrough for fans eager to see what Spirit Halloween has on the shelves this season.
Paintapalooza is an extended painting-focused session from StiltbeastStudios, the creative home of veteran haunt designer Allen Hopps. Running over four hours, the video dives deep into the art of painting Halloween props and masks for haunted attraction use. It appears to be a comprehensive, marathon-style instructional or live-format event centered on paint application and finishing techniques.
StiltbeastStudios hosts a lengthy live-style shopping and showcase event focused on haunted attraction props, masks, and Halloween gear. Allen Hopps guides viewers through various haunt-world products in a format reminiscent of a televised shopping network, tailored to the haunted attraction community. The extended runtime suggests a broad range of items and discussion are covered across the session.
