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#StiltbeastStudios

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

324 videos

Giant deer skull
21:36
DIY PropsIntermediate

Giant deer skull

StiltbeastStudios walks through the creation of a giant deer skull prop intended for haunted house or attraction use. Allen Hopps demonstrates his approach to building large-scale, detailed skull art with a focus on achieving a frightening, high-impact result. The build is geared toward haunt professionals and serious DIY enthusiasts looking to add impressive statement pieces to their sets.

StiltbeastStudios· 28,950 views
easiest full cloaked figure tutorial-make for $23
2:56
DIY PropsBeginner~$23

easiest full cloaked figure tutorial-make for $23

StiltbeastStudios walks through an accessible, budget-friendly method for building a full cloaked figure prop for roughly $23. The tutorial is aimed at haunters who want a high-impact, eerie silhouette without a steep investment. At just three minutes, the guide is streamlined and beginner-friendly, making it easy to replicate for home haunts or haunted attractions.

StiltbeastStudios· 28,784 views
plaster head form bust
12:46
DIY PropsBeginnerlow-cost

plaster head form bust

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through a straightforward method for casting a generic plaster head form bust from scratch. The resulting form is a versatile shop tool useful for fitting and finishing latex masks, shaping hats, and serving as a surface for Halloween projection mapping. The process is presented as accessible and affordable, making it ideal for FX artists at any level. Having a quality head form on hand is framed as one of the most practical assets an FX workspace can have.

StiltbeastStudios· 28,060 views
Adding hair to a latex mask
15:01
Makeup TutorialsIntermediate

Adding hair to a latex mask

StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of applying hair to a custom-made latex werewolf mask. The tutorial focuses on the finishing and detailing stage of mask creation, showing how hair application transforms a raw latex piece into a convincing creature prop. This is a practical guide for haunt builders and mask makers looking to add realism to their latex work.

StiltbeastStudios· 25,807 views
Halloween prop repair
21:32
DIY PropsIntermediate

Halloween prop repair

StiltbeastStudios walks through how to repair and restore Halloween props that have suffered damage over time, focusing specifically on latex and foam-filled pieces. The tutorial covers the rebuilding process from assessing damage through to repainting, using techniques the channel has developed for bringing degraded props back to display-worthy condition. It addresses a frequently requested topic from the creator's audience, making it a practical resource for prop owners dealing with wear and tear.

StiltbeastStudios· 25,025 views
Human Skin DIY
18:15
DIY PropsIntermediate

Human Skin DIY

StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of crafting a realistic human skin prop or wearable piece suitable for haunted attractions and Halloween displays. The tutorial covers techniques for achieving convincing skin-like texture and appearance. It is geared toward haunters and prop makers looking to add a disturbing, high-impact element to their setups.

StiltbeastStudios· 24,001 views
Sock Mask City!
2:58:50
DIY PropsIntermediate

Sock Mask City!

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios leads an extended, nearly three-hour deep dive into the craft of sock mask making, walking viewers through the design and construction process for haunted-attraction-ready wearable masks. The long runtime suggests a comprehensive workshop-style format covering multiple masks or techniques from start to finish. Styled for haunt performers and DIY builders, the content bridges prop fabrication and costume creation. StiltbeastStudios is well known for accessible, professional-grade Halloween instruction.

StiltbeastStudios· 22,602 views
Latex Halloween mask modification
12:03
DIY PropsBeginnerlow (household paint and latex supplies)

Latex Halloween mask modification

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through how to repaint an existing latex Halloween mask to dramatically change its appearance. The core technique centers on a custom flexible paint formula that blends latex house paint, casting latex, and distilled water in equal parts. This approach keeps the paint from cracking or peeling as the mask flexes during use.

StiltbeastStudios· 21,985 views
graveyard bust DIY
16:10
DIY PropsIntermediate

graveyard bust DIY

StiltbeastStudios host Allen Hopps walks through the creation of a graveyard bust inspired by the film Lisa Frankenstein, built for a horror convention party setting. The build demonstrates how to translate a recognizable movie prop into a displayable haunted attraction or event piece. The video is part of Stiltbeast's broader DIY Halloween prop-building series and references a collaborating artist channel for additional context.

StiltbeastStudios· 21,825 views
Loctite Spray Foam DIY Grouch Bust
17:42
DIY PropsIntermediate

Loctite Spray Foam DIY Grouch Bust

StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of building a monster grouch bust using spray foam as the primary sculpting material. The video demonstrates how an accessible, hardware-store product like Loctite or Great Stuff spray foam can be shaped into a detailed character prop suitable for haunted attractions or home haunts. Allen Hopps shares his hands-on fabrication approach, making the process approachable for intermediate builders. The result is a textured, expressive bust prop without the need for expensive professional foam systems.

StiltbeastStudios· 21,523 views
Make antlers for $8
20:48
DIY PropsBeginnerUnder $10

Make antlers for $8

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through a budget-friendly method for crafting realistic-looking faux antlers for under $10 using common hardware-store materials. The build takes roughly an hour and requires no advanced tools or skills, making it accessible to beginners. The finished antlers are versatile enough for costumes, haunt props, or wall décor, and no animals are harmed in the process.

StiltbeastStudios· 21,157 views
Monday Monster Stuff!
3:38:14
DIY Props

Monday Monster Stuff!

Monday Monster Stuff is a lengthy session from StiltbeastStudios hosted by Allen Hopps, covering Halloween prop and monster-related content for haunted house enthusiasts. Given the extended runtime, it likely features in-depth discussion, demonstration, or live Q&A around DIY prop building and Halloween mask work. StiltbeastStudios is a well-known resource in the haunted attraction community, and this format suggests a casual but informative deep-dive format. Specific techniques and materials covered are not confirmed from the available metadata.

StiltbeastStudios· 20,684 views
build a house facade Halloween house
8:41
DIY PropsIntermediate

build a house facade Halloween house

StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of building a Halloween house facade, with a strong focus on recreating the iconic look of the Myers house from the Halloween franchise. The build is aimed at haunted attraction builders and serious home haunters looking to add large-scale architectural set pieces to their displays. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the construction approach in this compact, under-10-minute tutorial.

StiltbeastStudios· 20,668 views
Explosion Simulation
22:50
DIY AnimatronicsIntermediate

Explosion Simulation

Jake Farmer of Stiltbeast Studios walks through building a convincing explosion simulation effect for haunted attractions using electronic components anchored by a Boo Box Flex controller from FrightProps. The build demonstrates how a dedicated prop controller can orchestrate multiple elements to sell a high-impact, high-tech scare. The video highlights the versatility of FrightProps controllers for sequencing complex haunt effects. Jake hints that more FrightProps controller tutorials are planned for future episodes.

StiltbeastStudios· 20,605 views
Making interesting set pieces out of cardboard boxes, turn them into crates.
15:31
DIY PropsBeginnerlow / near-zero (repurposed cardboard)

Making interesting set pieces out of cardboard boxes, turn them into crates.

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how to transform ordinary cardboard boxes into convincing wooden crates for haunted house set dressing. The tutorial focuses on budget-friendly fabrication techniques that can add professional-looking detail to any haunt environment. At roughly 16 minutes, it offers an accessible entry point for builders who want impactful scenery without significant material costs.

StiltbeastStudios· 20,227 views
DIY Yard Gargoyles Project
8:06
Yard Haunts

DIY Yard Gargoyles Project

StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through the creation of DIY gargoyle props intended for yard haunt or haunted attraction use. The project focuses on building imposing, monster-style lawn ornaments from scratch. At roughly eight minutes, the video offers a focused look at the fabrication process behind these gothic creatures. The channel is supported through Patreon, donations, and an Amazon storefront.

StiltbeastStudios· 20,050 views
make a dragon mask from eva foam 2 hours and $20
14:55
DIY PropsIntermediate~$20

make a dragon mask from eva foam 2 hours and $20

StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through building a wearable dragon mask entirely from EVA foam in roughly two hours and for around $20. The tutorial is geared toward haunted attraction performers and Halloween enthusiasts who want a budget-friendly, impressive creature mask. Allen Hopps demonstrates how accessible foam fabrication can be, delivering a professional-looking result without expensive materials or tools.

StiltbeastStudios· 20,027 views
costume distressing techniques
16:44
Costume TutorialsBeginner

costume distressing techniques

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through his go-to methods for distressing costumes to achieve a convincingly aged and worn look. A core principle covered is color selection relative to base fabric tone — lighter colors for dark fabrics and medium tones for lighter fabrics. The techniques are practical and repeatable, aimed at haunted attraction performers and DIY costume builders. The creator notes this is likely the first in a series of distressing-focused videos.

StiltbeastStudios· 19,931 views
Spray Foam Manbearpig!
20:13
DIY PropsIntermediate

Spray Foam Manbearpig!

StiltbeastStudios takes on the challenge of building a Manbearpig creature prop using spray foam as a primary construction material. The video showcases the hands-on fabrication process behind bringing a bizarre hybrid monster to life for haunted attraction use. As with all Stiltbeast builds, the focus is on creative problem-solving and DIY monster-making techniques that haunt builders can learn from and apply to their own projects.

StiltbeastStudios· 19,707 views
one piece plaster mold
19:01
DIY PropsIntermediate

one piece plaster mold

StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of creating a one-piece plaster mold intended for pulling latex castings — a technique well-suited to half masks and sculpts with few or no undercuts. The featured subject is a sleeping cat sculpt that is planned for animation, eventually giving the illusion of breathing and a flipping tail. The video emphasizes the simplicity and reliability of this molding approach for haunt-quality prop production.

StiltbeastStudios· 19,074 views
Easy mummy wrap/ Bandages
4:02
Costume TutorialsBeginner

Easy mummy wrap/ Bandages

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios shares a fast, practical technique for making any garment look convincingly wrapped in mummy bandages. The method is designed with performer comfort in mind — lightweight and breathable enough for extended wear in a haunted attraction environment. In just four minutes, the tutorial delivers a ready-to-use costuming trick suitable for both DIY home haunters and professional haunt actors.

StiltbeastStudios· 18,962 views
Creating A Fantasy Pirate (thrift Store)
5:01:26
Costume TutorialsIntermediate~$85

Creating A Fantasy Pirate (thrift Store)

Stiltbeast Studios walks viewers through a complete fantasy pirate costume build sourced entirely from a thrift store on the day of the build. The full-length video covers the entire process from raw thrift store finds to finished character, making it accessible for creators at various skill levels. The build came in around $85 total, proving that compelling haunted attraction-quality costumes don't require a large budget.

StiltbeastStudios· 17,162 views
distressing jars and bottles witch jars
17:39
DIY PropsBeginner

distressing jars and bottles witch jars

StiltbeastStudios walks through a collection of hands-on techniques for making glass and plastic jars and bottles look aged, grimy, and authentically creepy. The methods are applicable to haunted house set dressing, film prop work, or any Halloween display that calls for a witch's apothecary or dark laboratory aesthetic. Finished pieces can be filled with contents of your choice or dressed up with custom labels for added detail.

StiltbeastStudios· 16,890 views
Add a motion sensor to a moving critter
12:57
DIY AnimatronicsIntermediate

Add a motion sensor to a moving critter

This StiltbeastStudios tutorial is a follow-up to their Moving Critters video, showing how to add a simple motion alarm sensor to an existing critter prop so it activates automatically when guests walk by. The approach is ideal for scenes where a live actor isn't always available to trigger the effect manually. It's a practical, low-complexity upgrade that adds reactivity and surprise to any haunt environment.

StiltbeastStudios· 16,526 views