Video Tag
Every video tagged “tombstones” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
30 videos
This short teaser-style clip from Horror 365 hints at an upcoming Halloween graveyard build project. The bilingual English/Spanish framing suggests the creator is introducing what appears to be a new DIY cemetery or yard haunt construction. With no runtime or description available, the specific props or techniques involved remain unknown.
Village Mire is a Cape Cod yard haunt showcasing an impressive Halloween display where roughly 85% of the props are entirely handmade by creator Chris Baker. The walkthrough highlights a richly themed graveyard environment featuring original characters like the Cauldron Creep and Pumpkin Creep, alongside nods to the cult classic Trick 'r Treat. Atmospheric scoring from Midnight Syndicate's Monsters of Legend album ties the visuals together into a cohesive, cinematic Halloween experience.
Haunt Former unboxes and reviews a set of custom tombstones from Holiday Novelties, an Etsy shop specializing in handcrafted Halloween pieces. The tombstones are hand-painted and made to order, giving them a personalized, artisan quality. The short review offers a close-up look at the craftsmanship to help buyers decide if the set is worth adding to their haunt or yard display.
A brief look at the early stages of setting up a yard haunt, beginning with placing tombstones and fencing to establish the graveyard scene. This short clip captures the initial groundwork of what appears to be the Village Mire home haunt. It offers a quick glimpse into how a Halloween yard display comes together from the ground up.
Ben Courtney of Tombstone Factory, LLC leads this in-depth session on painting Halloween tombstones for haunted attractions and home haunts. The 78-minute class covers techniques for achieving realistic, finished-looking cemetery props. It's timed for haunters who are beginning their seasonal build-out and need guidance on taking raw tombstone forms to a polished final look.
This first installment of a multi-part series covers the digital design phase of creating CNC-milled foam tombstones and signs for haunted attractions. The focus is on building out epitaphs and layouts in Adobe Illustrator before sending artwork to the Shapeoko 3 CNC router. Mastering the vector design step is presented as the critical foundation for clean, repeatable results in the physical milling stage that follows.
