Video Tag
Every video tagged “undead” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
43 videos
CFX showcases their Buckshot silicone zombie mask in this short movement demonstration video. The mask features a dramatically split jaw and a loose, articulated tongue that moves naturally with the wearer's facial expressions. Designed to fit a range of adult head sizes, Buckshot is positioned as a standout character piece for haunters, horde performers, and costume enthusiasts. Note that the current retail version includes an updated tongue with missing pieces not visible in this footage.
This short-form Halloween video from the Haunted Attraction Network features a 'Drowned Woman' character, blending scary makeup and cosplay elements. The presentation highlights a waterlogged undead aesthetic suited for Halloween costuming or haunt performance. With no runtime or description available, specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
This short video from Haunt Former showcases the Crawling Dead animatronic, a ground-level undead figure offered by Spirit Halloween as part of their 2018 sneak peek lineup. The prop features a crawling female zombie design and includes a remote control for triggering the effect. At roughly three minutes, the video gives Halloween enthusiasts a quick but focused look at what Spirit Halloween had in store for the 2018 season. It sits within Haunt Former's broader Spirit Sneak Peeks 2018 playlist covering that year's new arrivals.
This video showcases Poison Props' APD939 Autopsy Pop-Up Deluxe, a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring a corpse concealed beneath a bloody sheet that dramatically sits up with lifelike head movement. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, sheet, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional sound package with a digital player and powered speaker is available, and a display table can be added on. The prop requires only an AC power connection and a 100 PSI air supply to operate.
The Hall of Decay is a large-scale commercial animatronic prop from FrightProps featuring a horde of zombie figures that lunge from both sides of a corridor. Its imposing size creates an intense, immersive threat that naturally pushes crowds through the space quickly. The prop is showcased here as a turnkey solution for professional haunted attractions looking to maximize scare impact with minimal setup complexity.
This video from Poison Props showcases a zombie fish Halloween prop, exploring the grotesque concept of undead aquatic creatures for haunted displays. The build highlights creative prop design that takes the classic zombie theme into unexpected territory. It appears to demonstrate the finished piece and possibly the fabrication or detailing process.
This short teaser previews an upcoming tutorial showing how to transform an inexpensive store-bought skull into a zombie pirate prop using basic corpsing techniques. The creator promises impressive results from readily available, low-cost materials. The full tutorial was set to release on the channel's social media pages.
Monster Tutorials presents a short stop-motion film showcasing their handmade 'Zombird' — a reanimated zombie crow prop attacking a severed head prop. The clip serves as a fun, atmospheric demonstration of the finished character rather than a step-by-step build guide. A separate full tutorial and materials blog post are referenced for viewers who want to build their own Zombird.
This Haunt Former video tackles a quirky horror-adjacent thought experiment: does the Biblical account of Jesus qualify him as a zombie by modern undead mythology standards? The channel host explores the overlap between religious resurrection narrative and classic zombie lore in a roughly 10-minute discussion format. It sits outside the typical prop-build or haunt-walkthrough content, functioning instead as light horror-themed pop-culture commentary. Fans of Halloween culture and horror theory will likely find it a fun, casual watch.
This video from Poison Props features a zombie-themed animatronic or prop known as the 'Zombie Head Puller.' Based on the title alone, the build likely involves a mechanized effect in which a zombie character performs a head-pulling action. Poison Props is a well-known name in the Halloween haunt industry, suggesting a professional-grade or advanced build.
This short showcase video highlights CFX's Crusty the Zombie silicone mask, one of the company's original character designs dating back to their founding. The mask features exposed bone and weathered dry skin texturing, designed for seamless integration into zombie-themed costumes or haunted attraction character rosters. The video demonstrates how the mask moves and flexes on a wearer, giving potential buyers a real-world look at fit and articulation. Additional customization with wounds, blood, and gore effects is encouraged to create a personalized undead character.
This is the official trailer for Port Chum, a haunted bay-ride attraction created by Mak Ralston (Haunt Former) for Fearville 2023 at DK Farms and Gardens in the Clearwater/Largo, Florida area. The concept reimagines a traditional haunted hayride as a water-themed experience set in a cursed fishing port where the dead have been cast into supposedly magic waters — with grim results. The trailer establishes a rich original mythology involving reanimated fishermen and mer-maids born from death. It marks a new creative direction for Ralston, a seasoned haunt designer with multiple prior haunted house productions to his credit.
CFX Masks showcases The Sire, a male-fit silicone mask featuring a vampire character sculpted in-house by renowned artist Jordu Schell — marking the studio's first original in-house design. The short showcase video highlights the mask's detailed undead aesthetic paired with a bishop-style costume from Midnight Mayhem Apparel. The result is a complete, high-end vampire character look suitable for haunts, events, or cosplay.
This FrightProps video showcases an animatronic coffin prop featuring a living corpse trapped inside. The prop appears to incorporate movement to sell the illusion of an undead occupant struggling within the coffin. It is designed for haunted house environments seeking high-impact scare moments.
This FrightProps video showcases a graveyard-themed animated zombie prop that lurks hidden behind a gravestone before launching upward to nearly seven feet in height and reaching over a tombstone. The dramatic lunge effect is designed to deliver a powerful startle scare in haunted house or yard haunt settings. It combines a realistic undead character with an air-powered action mechanism for high-impact results.
FrightProps walks through their preferred corpsing method, using cheesecloth and latex as the foundation for creating convincing zombified skin on Halloween props. The real differentiator in this technique is the use of FrightProps' own Dura-Grime and Dura-Blood products, which give the finished latex cloth an authentic decayed appearance. At roughly 15 minutes, the tutorial is accessible to beginners looking to upgrade the realism of existing props.
This short video from HauntScene tackles the challenge of building a convincing zombie army for a haunt or Halloween display. At just one minute, it likely offers a quick overview or teaser of the techniques and props used to mass-produce undead characters. The focus appears to be on achieving a large-scale, crowd-filling effect with zombie figures.
FrightProps showcases their Undead Pop-Up Halloween prop, a pneumatically driven zombie figure designed to burst up from a grave-style base for a startling scare effect. The prop appears suited for professional haunted attractions and serious home haunters alike. The video highlights the prop's movement and overall presentation rather than a build or installation tutorial.
This short video from Haunt Former invites viewers to weigh in on their favorite zombie baby props for Halloween haunts and displays. It appears to be a community engagement or opinion piece centered on the popular undead infant prop category. Given the minimal metadata and zero runtime, content details are limited, but the focus is clearly on zombie baby props as a haunt staple.
