Video Tag
Every video tagged “Star Wars” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
70 videos
This concluding build video from VanOaksProps walks through the final assembly, painting, and finishing of a replica 57C Holocam — the iconic detention block security camera from Star Wars: A New Hope. The creator covers precision detailing, multi-stage painting with an airbrush, and the application of vinyl decals and resin accents to achieve a screen-accurate look. References to community build logs on the Replica Prop Forum are cited as key research sources. The result is a display-quality prop suitable for collectors, Star Wars fans, and haunt or set designers seeking cinematic sci-fi scenery.
VanOaksProps digs into the obscure origins of Lando Calrissian's Bespin comlink from The Empire Strikes Back, tracing it to a real 1945 vintage electrical switch before recreating it as a highly screen-accurate SLA resin 3D print. The build draws on reference imagery and Replica Prop Forum research to nail the prop's distinctive shape and fine surface details. The tutorial walks through the full workflow: print cleanup, sandable primer, screen-matched paint colors, metallic finishes, vinyl detail work, and final assembly.
This short clip captures a droid-themed parade at Wondercon 2024, showcasing a variety of Star Wars droid costumes and props on the convention floor. While published by the Haunted Attraction Network, the content leans more toward cosplay and fan convention culture than traditional Halloween or haunt content. The video offers a fun, visually engaging snapshot of the event's pageantry.
VanOaksProps walks through a complete screen-accurate build of the Resistance Comlink seen in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, referencing the official visual dictionary to nail the design. The process covers resin 3D printing a small, highly detailed part and tackling the unique challenges that come with it. Multi-step painting techniques are demonstrated to achieve convincing metallic surfaces, a faux leather grip, and realistic battle weathering using an airbrush and sponge work.
VanOaksProps walks through a detailed screen-accurate recreation of the electro-shock prod from Star Wars: The Last Jedi, starting from a free 3D model and taking it to convention-ready finish. The build covers resin printing, chrome painting with Alclad, and a multi-step weathering process including liquid latex paint chipping, airbrush heat discoloration, and Rub N Buff accents. The result is a battle-worn, layered finish that closely mimics the prop's on-screen appearance. The creator also touches on display packaging options for a vintage collectible presentation.
A lighthearted short clip in which actor Anthony Daniels, best known for playing C3PO, playfully refuses to answer a question from the creator because of the Back to the Future shirt they are wearing. The moment is clearly good-natured, as Daniels called the creator back afterward. It is more of a fun celebrity anecdote than a Halloween or haunt-focused tutorial.
This tutorial walks viewers through building a chibi-style Grogu pram/bassinet prop from EVA foam, sized to complement a Mattel 'The Child' figure as a display piece. The creator provides free downloadable PDF templates on their website to make the build accessible to all skill levels. The video covers part layout, assembly placement, and painting steps. While the build is intentionally non-screen-accurate and cartoonish, the template can be scaled up for a full cosplay-ready prop.
This video walks through highlights from Morbid Enterprises' 2017 product catalog, previewing their upcoming Halloween props, masks, and licensed merchandise. The creator spotlights notable pop-culture tie-ins including Five Nights at Freddy's, Star Wars, and DC's Batman Arkham Asylum line. It serves as an early look at what consumers and haunters can expect from Morbid Enterprises that season. The channel is sponsored in part by Morbid Enterprises itself, so the tone is generally favorable.
This short clip captures a striking Darth Maul character appearance looming dramatically above Tomorrowland during a Star Wars Nite after-hours event at Disneyland. The footage highlights the large-scale, immersive atmosphere that Disney creates for its special ticketed Star Wars events. It was shared by the Haunted Attraction Network, pointing to its relevance for fans of themed entertainment and large-scale event production.
A food review and taste test of the Burger King Star Wars May the 4th promotional meal, hosted through the lens of a spooky lifestyle channel. The creator ties the themed fast food experience loosely to the broader Halloween and summerween community spirit. Content is casual and personality-driven rather than instructional or haunt-focused.
This is a live-stream fan forum hosted by Creative Geekery dedicated to discussing popular fandoms and what makes them compelling. The conversation centers on beloved franchises such as Ghostbusters, Star Wars, and Back to the Future. It appears to be a casual, community-driven chat session rather than a Halloween-specific tutorial or haunt video.
This episode of Creative Geekery puts two radically different droid builds head-to-head: a life-size 3D-printed R2-inspired tribute and a massive fully machined aluminum droid weighing over 200 pounds. The host interviews both builders, exploring their construction methods, challenges, and control systems — including Arduino-based Bluetooth setups. The discussion also touches on the philosophy of making, particularly the idea that passion builds like these are never truly finished.
A spooky-lifestyle creator visits Burger King to taste-test a limited Star Wars May the 4th promotional meal, including a collectible themed cup. The video is framed around the creator's year-round Halloween enthusiasm and Summerween spirit rather than any Halloween craft or haunt content. It serves as a casual, personality-driven food review with light seasonal flair.
The creator attends Fan Expo New Orleans 2025 and gets the chance to speak directly with Anthony Daniels, the actor behind C3PO in all nine Star Wars films. The video centers on the creator revealing a personal secret they have apparently kept from Daniels for roughly 40 years. It is a lighthearted, fan-driven convention encounter rather than a tutorial or haunt build. Halloween or horror content does not appear to be a meaningful component of this video.
Spooky Guy444 unboxes and sets up a servo-driven Yoda animatronic prop from Home Depot's 2023 Halloween lineup, offering a first-look at the figure's movements and overall presentation. The video walks viewers through the out-of-box experience and gets the prop up and running on camera. As a licensed Star Wars character piece, it sits at the crossroads of pop-culture collectible and seasonal Halloween decoration.
A personal vlog documenting the creator's first fan convention experience in the US at Fan Expo Philadelphia 2024. Highlights include encountering elaborate cosplay, soaking in the Star Wars Day atmosphere, and meeting MythBusters and Tested personality Adam Savage. The video captures the energy and spectacle of a large pop-culture convention from a first-timer's perspective.
CFX Masks celebrates Star Wars Day by showcasing customer costumes built around their silicone mask and glove products, spanning Jedi, Sith, and original galaxy-inspired characters. The video highlights the creative range of Star Wars adaptations and mash-ups that fans have achieved using CFX pieces as a foundation. Viewers are encouraged to share their own CFX-based Star Wars builds in the comments or via social tags.
This video follows a visit to Savi's Workshop at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, walking viewers through the full lightsaber-building experience from check-in to the finished product. The creator documents each stage of the guided ceremony, including crystal selection and final assembly, capped off with an after-dark showcase of the glowing saber. While immersive and fun to watch, this is a theme park attraction experience rather than a DIY or Halloween-specific build.
A FrightProps customer named John Guarnero built an impressive DIY R2D2 prop complete with a functional built-in projector. The short showcase video highlights the finished result, demonstrating how a dedicated hobbyist can combine prop-building skills with projection technology. Full how-to documentation is available on both the builder's personal site and the FrightProps website.
A fan-built talking Darth Vader prop created by John Guarnero using FrightProps technology is showcased in this short clip. The build demonstrates how hobbyist prop makers can leverage commercial animatronic components to bring iconic movie characters to life. It serves as both an inspiration piece and a nod to what the FrightProps platform makes possible for home haunters and prop enthusiasts.
A recorded panel discussion featuring droid builders from the fan-builder community, filmed at Dolby Soho in New York City as part of a Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker promotional exhibit. The conversation centers on the craft of building real, functional Star Wars droids — including R2-D2 and C3PO-style builds — ahead of the final Skywalker Saga film release. Running nearly an hour, the panel offers an inside look at the dedication and skill behind bringing iconic screen robots to life. While not a Halloween-specific video, the prop-building and character fabrication content has crossover appeal for haunt and costume creators.
This short trailer previews an upcoming video series exploring Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Walt Disney World. The series promises to cover character meet-and-greets, lightsaber building, dining at Oga's Cantina, attractions like Smuggler's Run, and more. It appears to be a travel vlog-style guide aimed at Disney park visitors and Star Wars fans.
