Video Tag
Every video tagged “props” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
171 videos
After attending Spirit Halloween's flagship store opening and speaking with in-store experience and theme designer Mike Kroll, the creator learned what design software Spirit uses to plan their themed environments. Armed with that knowledge, the creator puts together their own original concept for a Spirit Halloween store theme called 'Halloween Express at Reaper's Railway.' The video blends behind-the-scenes industry insight with a fan-driven creative pitch for a Halloween-themed railway experience.
This video takes viewers on a walkthrough of Big Lots' Halloween 2014 seasonal offerings. The creator explores the store's Halloween section, showcasing the variety of decorations, props, and seasonal items available that year. It offers a snapshot of what budget-friendly Halloween merchandise looked like at a major retail chain in 2014.
This video offers a walkthrough sampler of products and props on display at the Transworld Halloween & Attractions trade show in 2011, captured by the Hauntcast team. It gives viewers a ground-level look at the kinds of professional-grade haunted attraction products being showcased at one of the industry's premier annual events. The clip serves as a quick highlight reel for haunters and industry professionals curious about what vendors were presenting that year.
A low-commentary, ASMR-style walk-through of a large Spirit Halloween grand opening location at the Wonderland of the Americas Mall in San Antonio, TX during the 2022 season. The video leans into natural ambient store sounds rather than narration, letting the animatronics, props, and overall scale of the inventory speak for themselves. It offers Halloween shoppers and enthusiasts an early look at what Spirit Halloween stocked for 2022. The relaxed pacing makes it enjoyable for both serious prop hunters and casual Halloween fans.
Haunt Former uses Alien Day as the occasion to share a personal essay on why aliens hold such a special place in his Halloween and haunt-related passions. The video blends personality-driven storytelling with the creator's broader love of spooky creatures and cryptids. It functions more as an entertaining editorial piece than a how-to tutorial, offering a window into the mindset of a dedicated Halloween enthusiast.
This is the fourth installment in an ongoing home haunt build series centered on a creepy carnival theme. The creator is working against the clock as Halloween approaches, focusing on sourcing and finishing final props to complete the CarnEVIL setup. The short runtime suggests this is more of a progress check-in than a deep-dive tutorial.
This update video from Stiltbeast Studios features Allen Hopps sharing news and progress related to Monstercamp, a Halloween-focused creative event or production program. The video likely covers behind-the-scenes developments in haunted attraction work, prop building, or mask-making given the channel's established focus. As an update-style video, it offers a candid look at what the Stiltbeast Studios team is working on. Fans of Allen Hopps and the haunted attraction community will find it an engaging check-in on ongoing projects.
GMHaunts sits down with HalloweenCostumes.com CEO Tom Fallenstein for an exclusive interview filmed at the TransWorld 2026 Halloween trade show. The conversation offers an insider look at one of the major players in the Halloween retail space. At roughly nine minutes, it serves as a quick but informative peek behind the scenes of the industry.
This video follows a trip to a Spirit Halloween store alongside a visit to see the Spirit Halloween movie, giving viewers a casual peek at in-store props and animatronics for 2022. While waiting for the theater to open, the creator also browses Hallmark Halloween and Christmas décor, highlighting seasonal offerings from both retailers. It serves as a light shopping vlog rather than a deep-dive review or tutorial.
StiltbeastStudios hosts a lengthy check-in session centered on a Krampus-themed lab environment, likely featuring discussion, behind-the-scenes exploration, or live commentary around a haunted attraction build or event. At over two and a half hours, the video suggests an in-depth, community-oriented format — possibly a live stream or extended walkthrough hosted by Allen Hopps. The Krampus theme ties Christmas folklore into a professional haunt context, blending holiday horror with creature-driven set design.
This video offers a behind-the-scenes walk-around tour of Port Chum, a themed haunted hayride attraction, captured in both daytime and nighttime conditions near the end of its run. Viewers get a close look at the props and costumes that bring the haunt to life, with the contrast between day and night footage highlighting the transformation of the environment. The video is presented as a Halloween viewing treat ahead of the attraction's final run-throughs.
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.
A short-form raw video showcasing a horrifying circus-themed Halloween display assembled by Spooky Guy444. The setup features a mix of commercial props and animatronics with a dark carnival aesthetic. This is Part 1 of what appears to be a multi-part series capturing the full display.
A year-end Halloween highlight reel from the Haunt Former channel, showcasing standout props and animatronics from the 2016 Halloween season. The video draws from footage captured during store walkthroughs throughout the year, spotlighting the best products the season had to offer. Viewers are directed to the full 2016 store walkthrough playlist for products that didn't make the cut due to limited footage.
Monster Stuff! is a lengthy deep-dive from StiltbeastStudios creator Allen Hopps covering monster-themed Halloween content for haunted house and attraction builders. At nearly five hours, the video likely spans a broad range of monster prop and mask topics suited to both home haunters and professional attraction designers. No source description was provided, so specific techniques and content details remain uncertain.
Haunt Former takes viewers along on a Party City shopping haul as part of the build process for Urban Legends, a themed haunted attraction in Thurston Groves, Florida. The short video reveals the seasonal purchases picked up to help bring the haunt's worldwide urban-legend concept to life. It serves as both a fun reveal and a behind-the-scenes peek at how a small professional haunt sources its decorations and props from retail stores. The Urban Legends attraction leans into the idea that familiar myths and campfire tales might be more real than people think.
A relaxed, long-form shop hangout session hosted by Stiltbeast Studios featuring Rob and Rue alongside Allen Hopps. The nearly three-hour stream-style video offers an informal look at haunt prop building and shop life. Viewers can expect casual conversation, behind-the-scenes atmosphere, and likely impromptu demonstrations or Q&A typical of this channel's hangout format.
A showcase video of the 2018 Village Mire Yard Haunt, a home Halloween display created by Chris Baker on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The roughly five-minute walkthrough highlights the props, atmosphere, and overall design of the outdoor setup. It offers a great look at what a dedicated home haunter can achieve in a residential yard setting.
This short Hauntcast video showcases a tomb or mausoleum-themed environment designed for a haunted attraction. It appears to highlight set design and prop work relevant to professional haunters. The clip is part of Hauntcast's broader library of haunt tips, how-tos, and scare tactics.
This short-form video from Horror 365 showcases a personal Halloween mask collection, likely featuring a variety of scary and monster-themed masks. Given the Transworld tag, some pieces may be professional or trade-show-sourced props. The clip appears to be a quick display or show-and-tell format rather than a build or tutorial.
CFX Masks announces their upcoming presence at the Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show in St. Louis, running late February through early March 2025. The team will be exhibiting at Booth #602 and showcasing new full mask designs alongside face-only masks, head-only masks, silicone gloves, and props. Exclusive show-floor-only discounts will be available, and the brand encourages haunters, cosplayers, and Halloween event organizers to stop by early for the best deals.
This lengthy session from StiltbeastStudios — the channel helmed by industry veteran Allen Hopps — appears to be a casual catch-up stream or informal broadcast covering Halloween prop-making, haunted attraction topics, and likely viewer interaction. At nearly two and a half hours, it has the character of a relaxed, wide-ranging conversation rather than a focused step-by-step tutorial. Topics likely touch on DIY props, Halloween masks, and haunted house concepts given the creator's established areas of expertise.
Haunt Former floats a potentially game-changing concept that could reshape the way hobbyists and haunters approach holiday decorating — spanning Halloween and beyond. The video is idea-driven rather than a step-by-step tutorial, inviting viewers to weigh in on whether the concept has real-world potential. The discussion touches on props and controllers as part of the broader vision, suggesting a technology or system angle to the idea.
This short compilation video wraps up Haunt Former's Halloween 2017 season by highlighting standout moments from the channel's series of retail Halloween store walkthroughs. Creator Mak uses the video to thank supporters and point viewers toward full playlists covering store tours, prop builds, and haunted house content. Sponsors include several well-known Halloween prop and costume brands. At just three minutes, it serves as a celebratory season-end highlight reel rather than an instructional video.
