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#StiltbeastStudios

Every video tagged “StiltbeastStudios” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.

324 videos

Make a spooky Halloween tree DIY under $50
32:03
DIY PropsBeginnerUnder $50

Make a spooky Halloween tree DIY under $50

StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through building a spooky Halloween tree prop on a tight budget. The roughly 32-minute tutorial is aimed at home haunters and attraction builders who want an impactful seasonal centerpiece without spending a lot. Allen Hopps guides the process from start to finish, keeping material costs under $50. The result is a dramatic, creepy tree suitable for yard displays or haunted attraction sets.

StiltbeastStudios· 408,390 views
Make a spider for Halloween from pool noodles $60
53:01
DIY PropsBeginner~$60

Make a spider for Halloween from pool noodles $60

Stiltbeast Studios walks through building an impressive giant spider prop using 13 foam pool noodles for around $60 in materials. The build is approachable for beginners and delivers a large, impactful Halloween prop on a tight budget. At just under an hour, the tutorial covers the full construction process from start to finish.

StiltbeastStudios· 404,441 views
foam filling masks with home depot foam to make a prop head.
16:12
DIY PropsBeginnerlow (single off-the-shelf foam product)

foam filling masks with home depot foam to make a prop head.

StiltbeastStudios walks through an experimental process of foam-filling latex masks using an affordable expanding foam product sourced from Home Depot, with the goal of creating solid, display-ready prop heads. The creator treats this as a live experiment, sharing his thought process as much as the technique itself. A post-shoot update confirms the foam cured very firm and rigid, suggesting the method is viable and could be a significant time-saver for haunt builders.

StiltbeastStudios· 365,965 views
plastic corpsing
19:50
DIY PropsBeginnerlow (budget-friendly method)

plastic corpsing

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios presents a plastic corpsing technique designed to be faster, easier, and more affordable than traditional methods. The tutorial demonstrates how to transform inexpensive skeletons into convincing decomposed corpse props suitable for haunted house environments. The approach emphasizes accessibility, making professional-looking results achievable without a large budget or advanced skill set.

StiltbeastStudios· 274,491 views
easy and poseable spray foam hands diy
16:14
DIY PropsBeginner$10–$30

easy and poseable spray foam hands diy

StiltbeastStudios walks through a budget-friendly method for creating realistic, poseable hands using spray foam — a technique accessible to beginners with minimal tools. The process likely involves an internal wire armature to allow the finished hand to be bent and positioned as needed for any haunt or display. Loctite Titefoam is linked as the recommended product, suggesting it offers the density and workability suited for this kind of prop build. The result is a lightweight, customizable hand prop that can be integrated into costumes, scenes, or full creature builds.

StiltbeastStudios· 234,116 views
graveyard statue
18:54
DIY PropsIntermediate

graveyard statue

StiltbeastStudios walks through the construction of a graveyard statue prop suited for both professional haunted attractions and home haunts. The build focuses on achieving a striking silhouette reminiscent of classic cemetery statuary. The standout technique here is the use of spray-on bedliner as a surface finish — the creator's own twist on a well-known prop style — applied across multiple cans to achieve a convincing stone-like texture.

StiltbeastStudios· 217,108 views
Great stuff video
10:35
DIY PropsBeginner

Great stuff video

StiltbeastStudios kicks off a multi-part series exploring Great Stuff expanding foam, a go-to material in haunted attraction building. This installment focuses on the properties and characteristics of the foam before moving into hands-on project applications in future episodes. It serves as an accessible introduction for builders who want to understand the material before committing it to a prop or set piece.

StiltbeastStudios· 210,913 views
Spray Foam Zombie Mask DIY mask from home depot
21:50
DIY PropsIntermediate

Spray Foam Zombie Mask DIY mask from home depot

StiltbeastStudios walks through building a wearable zombie mask using spray foam sourced from a home improvement store. The video demonstrates how an accessible, inexpensive material can be transformed into a haunted-attraction-quality creature mask. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the fabrication process, showing shaping and finishing techniques to achieve a convincing zombie look.

StiltbeastStudios· 183,690 views
Skeleton in a can
23:21
DIY PropsBeginnerlow (single can of expanding foam sealant)

Skeleton in a can

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios demonstrates how to create convincing skeleton parts using readily available expanding foam sealant from a hardware store — a technique he dubs 'skeleton in a can.' The method is designed to be accessible and budget-friendly, making it ideal for haunters who want to build or bulk out bone pieces without expensive materials. The roughly 23-minute tutorial walks through the process of working with the foam to achieve skeletal shapes and textures.

StiltbeastStudios· 132,136 views
Loctite Spray Foam DIY Pumpkin
21:37
DIY PropsIntermediate

Loctite Spray Foam DIY Pumpkin

StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through building a Halloween pumpkin prop using Loctite spray foam as the primary material. The roughly 22-minute tutorial covers the fabrication process from shaping through finishing, resulting in a display-worthy jack-o'-lantern suitable for haunted attractions or home haunts. Allen Hopps brings his professional haunt-building sensibility to a relatively accessible material, making the technique approachable for intermediate makers.

StiltbeastStudios· 107,191 views
Human pelt
19:49
DIY PropsIntermediate

Human pelt

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks viewers through the process of crafting a realistic human pelt prop suitable for haunted house environments. The tutorial covers construction techniques aimed at achieving a convincingly gruesome skin-like appearance. At roughly 20 minutes, it offers a focused, step-by-step approach to this graphic but popular horror prop category.

StiltbeastStudios· 105,759 views
Easy and inexpensive costume wings
24:27
Costume TutorialsBeginner$10–$30

Easy and inexpensive costume wings

StiltbeastStudios demonstrates a budget-friendly method for constructing lightweight costume wings using only pool noodles and polyethylene foam underlayment bonded together with a heat gun. The technique leverages the heat-fusing properties of polyethylene foam to create a strong, flexible structure without adhesives or sewing. The creator positions this as a versatile foundational method applicable well beyond wings to a wide range of wearable prop builds.

StiltbeastStudios· 102,544 views
Solar Yard Lantern Scarecrow cornstalk Halloween scarecrow DIY traditional Halloween decoration
21:16
Yard HauntsBeginner

Solar Yard Lantern Scarecrow cornstalk Halloween scarecrow DIY traditional Halloween decoration

StiltbeastStudios walks through building a traditional Halloween scarecrow yard decoration complete with cornstalks and a solar yard lantern. The project leans into classic, rustic Halloween aesthetics suited for front-yard displays. It is a beginner-friendly build that delivers strong visual impact without requiring advanced tools or skills.

StiltbeastStudios· 98,457 views
make a reaper stature halloween grim reaper statue build budget halloween decor
21:22
DIY PropsIntermediatebudget-friendly

make a reaper stature halloween grim reaper statue build budget halloween decor

StiltbeastStudios walks through a budget-friendly build of a full grim reaper statue suitable for home haunts or haunted attractions. The roughly 21-minute tutorial focuses on achieving a striking, professional-looking result without breaking the bank. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the construction process step by step, emphasizing accessibility for DIY builders at various skill levels.

StiltbeastStudios· 98,154 views
Spray Foam Display Creature Bust
20:57
DIY PropsIntermediate

Spray Foam Display Creature Bust

StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of building a creature bust display prop using spray foam as a primary construction material. The tutorial covers the hands-on techniques needed to create a monster-style bust suitable for haunted attractions or Halloween displays. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the fabrication process in a characteristic workshop style that balances creativity with practical prop-building know-how.

StiltbeastStudios· 88,780 views
make glass eyes
18:42
DIY PropsBeginnerlow (under $20)

make glass eyes

StiltbeastStudios walks through a DIY method for crafting realistic glass eyes using round glass cabochons — an affordable and accessible technique suited for Halloween masks, creature props, and haunted attraction builds. The tutorial draws inspiration from an existing online method and adapts it with the creator's own approach. At roughly 19 minutes, it covers enough detail to take a viewer from raw materials to finished, striking prop eyes. The result can achieve dramatic effects like an 'Eye of Sauron' look for large-scale monster builds.

StiltbeastStudios· 87,343 views
Making a two part mold
20:58
DIY PropsAdvanced

Making a two part mold

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of building a two-part plaster mold from an original sculpt, intended for producing pull-out latex masks. The video covers the key stages of mold construction used in professional-level special effects prop making. It serves as a practical introduction to the mold-making workflow for anyone looking to reproduce original mask designs at volume.

StiltbeastStudios· 81,131 views
diy upholstery foam pumpkin easy to make scrap foam halloween faux pumpkin decor
17:14
DIY PropsBeginnerlow / scrap materials

diy upholstery foam pumpkin easy to make scrap foam halloween faux pumpkin decor

StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through building a realistic-looking faux pumpkin using upholstery foam scraps — an accessible, low-cost approach to Halloween prop making. The build recycles offcut foam into convincing jack-o-lantern décor suitable for home haunts or haunted attractions. At roughly 17 minutes, the tutorial keeps things approachable without requiring expensive materials or advanced tools.

StiltbeastStudios· 77,874 views
Making Armor.m4v
16:45
Costume TutorialsIntermediate

Making Armor.m4v

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of crafting wearable armor pieces from closed cell foam, a lightweight and versatile material popular in both cosplay and haunted house costuming. The tutorial covers shaping and construction techniques as well as finishing methods like dry brushing to give the armor a realistic, battle-worn appearance. The result is a durable, professional-looking costume piece suitable for performers and enthusiasts alike.

StiltbeastStudios· 75,769 views
Aztec death whistle demo
1:14
Prop Reviews

Aztec death whistle demo

This short demo video showcases the Aztec death whistle, a physical noisemaker carried by HauntDawgs.com and highlighted by Stiltbeast Studios. The whistle produces a loud, unsettling wail that is well-suited for haunted attraction environments. Because it requires no vocal strain, it offers a practical alternative to screaming or growling for scare actors who need to preserve their voice across long event nights.

StiltbeastStudios· 68,213 views
Easy Cob webs
7:04
DIY PropsBeginner$10–$20

Easy Cob webs

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios demonstrates a fast, budget-friendly method for creating realistic cobwebs using an inexpensive airbrush and contact cement readily available at hardware stores. The technique eliminates the need for specialty glue-web guns or rubber-cement web guns, making it accessible to haunters of any experience level. Convincing webs can be produced in just minutes, ideal for dressing haunted attractions or home haunts quickly.

StiltbeastStudios· 62,607 views
Strapping and painting half masks
3:35:45
Makeup TutorialsIntermediate

Strapping and painting half masks

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of strapping and painting half masks for use in haunted attractions, in a lengthy session originally broadcast live on Facebook. The video was migrated to YouTube by popular request, so viewers should expect some reduction in visual quality inherent to the original live-stream format. At over three and a half hours, it offers an in-depth, real-time look at the techniques Allen uses to make wearable masks performance-ready. It is a valuable resource for haunt actors and costume builders looking to finish professional-quality character masks.

StiltbeastStudios· 61,420 views
Make A Baby Yoda
3:19:58
DIY PropsAdvanced

Make A Baby Yoda

StiltbeastStudios walks through the full process of crafting a Baby Yoda-inspired prop or wearable character piece suitable for haunted attraction use. Running over three hours, this is an in-depth, professional-level build video from experienced creature maker Allen Hopps. The project bridges pop-culture character design with Halloween haunt applications, resulting in a detailed creature prop or costume element. Given the channel's signature style, viewers can expect sculpting, molding, and finishing techniques demonstrated from start to finish.

StiltbeastStudios· 61,365 views
LED candles
22:20
DIY PropsBeginner

LED candles

Jake from Stiltbeast Studios steps away from his airbrush series to demonstrate how to build convincing LED candle props for haunted attraction set dressing. The build centers on pre-wired 12V flickering candle LEDs sourced from LighthouseLEDs, which simulate a realistic flame effect without fire risk. The result is an atmospheric, repeatable prop well-suited to gothic or haunted house scenic environments.

StiltbeastStudios· 60,895 views