Video Tag
Every video tagged “zombie” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
484 videos
This wide-ranging live video tours the 2025 Halloween product landscape, covering new releases and leaks from major retailers and manufacturers including Lemax Spooky Town, Department 56, Lowe's, Distortions Unlimited, Trick or Treat Studios, and Morris Costumes. The host also reflects on the closures of Party City, Big Lots, and Zagone and what those losses mean for the haunt and Halloween community. Coverage of the Halloween and Party Expo 2025 rounds out the episode with a look at what the industry is bringing to consumers this season. It's a broad industry check-in for Halloween enthusiasts eager to plan their 2025 purchases and builds.
This is a sample preview of a zombie-themed window breaker projection video available as a digital download from FrightProps. The effect simulates a zombie attacking or breaking through a window, designed to be displayed on windows or screens as a Halloween scare effect. It is part of the Zombies Volume 1 collection by Hi-Rez Designs. The short clip gives buyers a taste of the visual quality and style before purchasing.
A short clip capturing a fun guest interaction at Six Flags' Fright Fest, where a zombie character poses for free selfies with park visitors. The video highlights one of the interactive scare-zone experiences available during the seasonal Halloween event. It offers a lighthearted glimpse into how theme parks blend fright with guest-friendly entertainment.
The FSL906 Fat Scab Lunger from Poison Props is a large-scale pneumatic animatronic featuring a grotesque female character who transitions from a seated position into a dramatic lunge, tearing at her own scalp with both hands. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, chair, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An audio package with a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect is also included. The interchangeable head system allows the mechanism to be paired with other Poison Props characters.
A quick walkthrough of Party City's newly released 2022 Halloween animatronic lineup, previewed from their online catalog. The host shares personal impressions of the collection and highlights three standout pieces: a light-up talking ghost and skeleton trick-or-treater duo, a crouching zombie child animatronic, and a talking light-up ice scream clown yard stake. Overall the lineup gets a mixed but enthusiastic reception, with a few gems worth noting for decorators.
A short-form comedy clip featuring a zombie Halloween prop set up at a mall for a Halfway to Halloween 2026 event. The video plays on a humorous 'grumpy old man' zombie character who reacts poorly to kids telling jokes. It appears to be a lighthearted, entertaining piece rather than a tutorial or build walkthrough.
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.
Poison Props showcases the DP607 Drop Portrait, a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic in which a framed portrait suddenly drops to reveal a ghoul torso that lunges forward with turning head and grasping hands. The unit arrives as a plug-and-play package complete with character, wall-mount drop mechanism, pneumatics, a programmed controller, motion sensor, and a full audio package including screams. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for haunted houses, dark rides, and similar professional attractions. Characters are interchangeable across Poison Props mechanisms, allowing operators to swap themes without replacing the whole rig.
Posted in February, this short video from Haunt Former offers an early-season peek at leaked images of Halloween 2023 props and animatronics expected to hit major retailers. The coverage appears to include oversized figures and licensed horror characters spotted ahead of the official retail season. At just two minutes, it functions as a quick news-style roundup for Halloween enthusiasts hungry for what's coming later in the year.
This video showcases the Creepy Cathy Animated Prop from FrightProps, a Halloween animatronic figure designed to add a disturbing, zombie-like presence to haunts and displays. The clip appears to be a product demonstration highlighting the prop's movement and overall creepy aesthetic. Viewers are directed to the FrightProps website for full product details and purchasing information.
The ST614 Skelly Trunk is a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic prop from Poison Props in which a trunk lid bursts open and a skeleton figure launches upward for a dramatic jump scare. The self-contained unit ships ready to operate, bundling the character, trunk housing, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a motion sensor. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect to complete the scare sequence.
Haunt Former unboxes four premium Halloween masks from boutique retailer Deja Boo, showcasing each design up close and sharing his reactions. The lineup includes creepypasta-inspired and monster designs such as a Russian Sleep Experiment piece featured alongside the Spazm mask. The video highlights the high-end craftsmanship that sets these masks apart from mass-market Halloween offerings.
This FrightProps video effect showcases a zombie containment breakout sequence designed for Halloween displays. The footage depicts a zombie violently hammering against the walls of its container until the structure visibly buckles, then shattering the viewing glass and releasing toxic gas before finally escaping. A companion security read-out overlay adds an institutional, sci-fi horror atmosphere to the scene. The clip is intended to be used as a looping projection or screen effect within a haunt or seasonal display.
A quick showcase of a flesh-eating zombie prop that the creator considers one of their all-time favorites, displayed fully set up and ready for the 2014 Halloween season. The short clip gives viewers a look at the prop in its haunt-ready configuration. It appears to be a commercially produced piece rather than a DIY build.
The IF505 Impaler Flailer from Poison Props is a fully pneumatic animatronic prop featuring a character impaled on a steel rod whose head moves up, down, and side to side while the arms flail in an unsettling, lifelike manner. It arrives as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, pneumatics, a programmed controller, a motion sensor, and a full audio system with digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect. The rig's compact footprint makes it suitable for haunted houses, dark rides, and similar professional attraction environments. Interchangeable character heads allow operators to customize the prop's appearance across different themed spaces.
Haunt Former unboxes, sets up, and reviews the Lumbering Zombie, a Tekky-branded animatronic available at Big Lots for the 2024 Halloween season. The prop features swaying movement and light-up effects, and is noted as the only in-store zombie animatronic Tekky offered at Big Lots this year. The video walks viewers through the full out-of-box experience and a live demo so buyers know exactly what they're getting before purchasing.
This short showcase video from Poison Props features the RZ420 Rotating Maggot Zombie, a commercial-grade animatronic prop that slowly rotates in a circular motion while clutching a lantern. The figure boasts highly detailed zombie aesthetics, making it a strong fit for graveyard scenes, haunted houses, dark rides, and amusement park attractions. It runs on standard AC power and ships via freight. A notable design feature allows the character's head to be swapped onto other Poison Props mechanisms for customizable scene-building.
Poison Props showcases their Rotating Maggot Zombie, an animatronic prop featuring a decayed zombie figure with a motorized rotation effect. The build emphasizes grotesque detail work centered on a maggot-infestation theme, creating a visceral and unsettling display piece. This appears to be a professional-grade prop suitable for high-end haunted attractions or serious home haunts.
The Poison Props ZT523 Zombo Twitcher is a plug-and-play professional animatronic prop featuring a zombie character that begins in a slumped position and springs to life — lifting its head and arms while twitching side to side and screaming. The unit ships complete with pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, digital audio player, powered speaker, and a scream sound effect. Its relatively compact footprint makes it suitable for haunted houses, dark rides, and amusement park attractions. Interchangeable head compatibility adds versatility for operators wanting to customize the character to fit different scenes.
Poison Props showcases their DHT918 Dropping Hangman Thrasher, a large-scale commercial animatronic featuring a zombie character that hangs with only its legs visible before dramatically dropping several feet while thrashing its head, limbs, and arms. The prop is a fully self-contained plug-and-play unit that ships with the character, dropping rig, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, and a complete audio package. Movements are described as fluid and organic, lending a convincing lifelike quality to the scare. It is designed for professional haunted attraction use, requiring adequate ceiling height, air supply, and AC power.
This short showcase video features FrightProps' Circling Undead Woman, an electrically powered animated Halloween prop depicting a Victorian-style zombie figure rotating in a slow, eerie circle. The motion is designed to create a subtle, unsettling atmosphere rather than a sudden jump scare. Running entirely on electric power with no air compressor required, it offers a relatively simple setup for haunters.
FrightProps showcases their Corpse in the Closet, a pneumatic haunted house prop featuring a zombie figure that bursts through closet shutters. The animated character turns its head side to side while banging against the shutters and emitting growls, creating an effective jumpscare moment. The prop is air-powered and designed to be triggered via a compatible prop controller.
This FrightProps video showcases a ceiling-mounted animatronic figure that lurks overhead until triggered, at which point it dramatically drops down while performing multiple head movements. The effect is designed to deliver a startling overhead scare in haunted house environments. It demonstrates how vertical space can be weaponized for maximum guest fright.
The Poison Props CDU401 is a professional-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring a zombie that reclines in an exhumed coffin before lunging forward with arms raised. The complete plug-and-play package includes the coffin, character, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and motion sensors, making setup straightforward for haunt operators. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect for a fully immersive scare. Characters are interchangeable across mechanisms, offering flexibility for different themed environments.
