Video Tag
Every video tagged “zombie” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
484 videos
A short-form clip from Six Flags Fiesta Texas's Fright Fest 2022 event capturing a zombie scare actor in character as a 'pretty zombie girl' startling park guests in a street-haunt setting. The video focuses on candid guest reactions to the jumpscare encounter. It offers a fun, light-hearted look at how themed street monsters engage and frighten passersby. The clip is styled as entertainment-first content rather than an instructional guide.
Distortions Unlimited brought their Zombie Outbreak experience to the 2016 Transworld Halloween and Attractions trade show, delivering live scares directly to industry professionals on the show floor. The performance took place with full venue lighting on, making the reactions all the more impressive given the lack of atmospheric cover. It offers a candid look at how a leading prop and costume manufacturer showcases their products in an interactive, performance-driven setting.
Wicked Makers transform a Spirit Halloween Night Crawler animatronic into a screen-accurate Clicker from The Last of Us. The fungal head bloom is built up using craft foam and foam clay, while the costume is sourced and upcycled from a thrift store. This short is a teaser for a full-length tutorial on their channel, showcasing the finished result in action.
This short compilation-style video from creator Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) showcases her Halloween 2014 makeup and body paint looks, appearing to serve as a highlight reel for the season. The video is set to music and celebrates Halloween as the creator's favorite time of year. It previews the range of character-driven and special-effects makeup looks produced across her channels during the September–October upload period.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook transforms collaborator Jesse Wellens into Negan from The Walking Dead using body paint and special effects makeup. The tutorial demonstrates character-accurate facial and body painting using a limited palette of black, white, and red. At just two minutes, it delivers a punchy, visually focused look at the finished transformation. The collab tie-in with the Prank vs Prank channel adds a fun pop-culture energy to the Halloween content.
This is an early Madeyewlook upload — originally posted in 2011 and later re-shared as a throwback — showing creator Alexys Fleming achieving a zombie look using inexpensive, off-the-shelf Halloween makeup. The video offers a glimpse into the channel's origins and demonstrates that convincing undead effects don't necessarily require professional-grade products. It also carries an encouraging message for newcomers just starting their own creative journeys.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network showcases an undead schoolgirl Halloween costume concept. The clip appears to highlight a zombie-themed take on a classic schoolgirl look, blending horror makeup or distressing techniques with a recognizable costume silhouette. With no runtime or description provided, specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
This short video is a festive Halloween recap from beauty and special effects makeup creator Madeyewlook, showcasing a montage of character looks produced throughout the 2013 Halloween season. Featured characters span horror icons, pop-culture favourites, and classic Halloween archetypes, including Jack and Sally, creepy clown, sugar skull, spider queen, and more. The video serves primarily as a highlights reel and index, with links provided to each individual full tutorial. The creator also reminds viewers that Halloween-themed makeup content continues on the channel year-round.
This short clip from Distortions Unlimited showcases a zombie-themed animatronic billed as 'the birth of horror.' It appears to highlight a haunted house prop in action rather than walk through a build. Details are limited, so the focus is on the creature reveal itself.
This short product showcase from Poison Props features their GPD1122 Giant Puppet Dancer, a 7-foot pneumatic animatronic that slumps lifelessly on a wooden box before rising to full height with flailing arms, shuffling legs, and multi-directional head movement. The unit is a complete plug-and-play system including the character, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effects. The interchangeable character design allows haunt operators to swap in different characters to match any theme.
This short-form video from Horror 365 focuses on zombie-themed Halloween makeup, likely showcasing a transformation or look inspired by undead horror aesthetics. The title references Transworld, suggesting possible ties to the professional haunt industry or a convention showcase. With no description or duration data available, specific techniques and products cannot be confirmed.
A short, playful clip from the San Antonio Zombie Walk featuring a performer portraying a zombie grandmother character. The character is presented with a humorous personality — a flesh-craving granny who loves milkshakes and is not to be trifled with. The video leans into comedic horror vibes rather than instructional content.
A short, lighthearted clip captured at the 2022 San Antonio Zombie Walk featuring a committed zombie cosplayer in character. The performer plays up an aggressive, meat-hungry zombie persona for laughs and reactions. It's a fun, candid moment from a community Halloween event rather than a tutorial or how-to video.
This short-form video from Horror 365 appears to be Halloween-themed content touching on horror, DIY, cosplay, and zombie aesthetics. The title references Transworld, suggesting a possible connection to the Halloween and haunted attraction trade show. With no description or runtime provided, the precise content and format remain unclear.
This short tutorial from Monster Tutorials demonstrates how to create realistic-looking maggots using liquid latex and a small amount of paint. The technique is beginner-friendly and produces reusable pieces suitable for both prop decoration and direct skin application in SFX makeup looks. The finished maggots are particularly well-suited to zombie, mummy, and infected-wound effects. At just six minutes, it is a quick, accessible technique for haunters and makeup artists at any experience level.
This step-by-step tutorial walks viewers through building a motorized animatronic zombie arms prop suitable for home haunts, haunted houses, or front yard cemetery displays. The build uses a fixed-speed AC motor (sourced from FrightProps) to animate the arms, giving the finished prop a professional-quality look. The channel focuses on accessible DIY techniques designed to help hobbyist haunters achieve impressive results without a commercial budget.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to feature clown-themed horror makeup or costuming, likely showcasing a spooky or undead clown look. Based on the hashtags referencing DIY, makeup, zombie, and Transworld, the content may connect to professional haunt industry trends or Halloween event inspiration. With no description or runtime data available, specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through corpsing a half skeleton and transforming it into a groundbreaking zombie prop for a Halloween graveyard display. The build uses accessible materials including a plastic skeleton and drop cloth, shaped with a heat gun to create a decayed, fleshy appearance. The finished prop is designed to appear as though a zombie is rising from the ground, making it a striking yard haunt centerpiece.
The FO1310 Face Off is a commercial pneumatic animatronic from Poison Props featuring a deranged female character who holds up her own severed face before tearing it away — the torso then lunges forward while the head lifts and rotates with a scream. The prop ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect. All Poison Props characters are interchangeable across mechanism platforms to accommodate different haunt themes.
The ZFA1303 Zombie Fence Attack is a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic from Poison Props featuring a two-character scene: a panicked female figure bangs on a fence before a zombie launches forward up to five feet, grabs her, and appears to bite her neck while an air blaster fires from her chest for maximum startle impact. The prop arrives as a complete plug-and-play package including both figures, a programmed controller, pneumatics, air blaster, and motion sensor. Throw distance is configurable at three, four, or five feet to suit different venue layouts, and an optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect.
A fast-cut highlight reel showcasing Poison Props' booth in the Dark Zone section of the Transworld Halloween & Attractions trade show in 2019. The brief clip gives viewers a rapid-fire look at the company's lineup of animatronics and haunted house props, including clown, zombie, ghost, and monster characters. It serves as a promotional snapshot of what Poison Props brought to one of the industry's premier trade events.
Poison Props showcases their Swamp Barfer Zombie, a commercial animatronic prop featuring a large zombie figure that launches outward and upward before unleashing a flood of liquid in a vomit gag effect. The prop appears designed for high-impact scares in professional or serious home haunt environments. Its oversized character design and liquid-spewing action make it a standout crowd-reaction piece.
PoisonProps showcases a short-form product demo of their 'Kid Pencil Stabber' animatronic — a disturbing classroom-themed horror prop featuring a child figure that drives a pencil into its own eye. The piece is designed for haunted houses and dark rides where an evil or possessed schoolchild concept is needed. Despite its brief runtime, the clip delivers a punchy, viscerally unsettling reveal of the prop in action.
A short-form Halloween comedy clip riffing on the popular 'Italian Brainrot' internet meme trend, giving it a zombie horror twist. The video appears to be a humorous, meme-driven piece rather than a tutorial or build project. It leans into 2025 Halloween short-video culture, blending viral meme aesthetics with spooky seasonal theming.
