Video Tag
Every video tagged “zombie” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
484 videos
Stiltbeast Studios walks viewers through the process of sculpting a zombie half mask using water-based clay. The session covers the hands-on techniques involved in building a wearable prosthetic-style mask with creature and undead character. At over two and a half hours, this is an in-depth, real-time sculpting demonstration suited to serious artists looking to refine their craft.
The EC706 Electric Chair from Poison Props is a fully integrated, plug-and-play animatronic prop depicting a victim strapped in an electric chair awaiting execution. Upon activation via motion sensor, overhead lighting shifts to strobe, the victim figure convulses back and forth with stomping legs, and smoke pours from the character. The complete package includes the animatronic figure, chair, pneumatics, programmed controller, fog machine, strobe, and signage — with an optional audio upgrade available.
Distortions Unlimited showcases a fully dressed Halloween cemetery scene populated with multiple Frightronics electric animatronic props, including zombie figures, a Moving Monument, Tipping Tombstone, Gargoyle, and Cracking Crypt, among others. The short showcase demonstrates how these pieces work together to create an immersive graveyard atmosphere. All featured props are part of the brand's 2020 product lineup and are marketed toward home haunters, yard haunts, and professional attractions alike.
This tutorial walks viewers through building a moving, animated disembodied head prop by repurposing a motorized witch's broom Halloween decoration. The motor mechanism from the existing decoration is cleverly converted to animate a zombie-like severed head, making this a low-barrier entry point into DIY animatronics. Crafters are encouraged to customize the head's appearance to suit their own haunt aesthetic, whether that's a witch's den, graveyard display, or haunted house room.
This short clip showcases Death Rising, an all-electric zombie animatronic from Distortions Unlimited that emerges from the grave. The prop includes built-in audio and is pitched for use in professional haunts, home haunts, and yard displays. As a brief product showcase rather than a build guide, it focuses on demonstrating the prop's motion and effect.
A short-form video featuring a haunted doll from the Dolls of Horror exhibit at Wonderland Mall in San Antonio, TX. The creator plays up themes of possession and real-life zombies for a spooky, viral-style reaction clip. The content leans heavily on trending hashtags and pop-culture references rather than instructional or walkthrough material. Overall it is light entertainment aimed at casual Halloween fans scrolling short-form video feeds.
This short-form horror clip appears to feature zombie-themed content based on its title and hashtags. With no description or duration data available, the specific format, intent, or production style cannot be determined. It may be a costume showcase, makeup reveal, scare clip, or atmospheric short.
A short-form comedic Halloween clip featuring a zombie character enthusiastically eating jelly donuts, playing up the mess as a gory gag. The skit leans into the peanut butter jelly time meme as its comedic hook. It appears to be connected to or inspired by a San Antonio zombie walk event.
A short, fun clip from Six Flags Fiesta Texas's Fright Fest event, spotlighting a scare actor dressed as a dead prom date in the Rock Kill High School themed scare zone. The creator playfully introduces the character with pun-filled commentary, giving viewers a quick taste of the event's costumed performers. It's a lighthearted peek at the kind of themed character work that brings Halloween theme park events to life.
A short, playful clip spotlighting a standout zombie scare actor at Six Flags Fiesta Texas Fright Fest. The performer roams the Rock Kill High School scare zone, delivering a charming yet menacing zombie character. The video leans into the humor of a 'cute' zombie who may still take a bite out of unsuspecting guests.
A short-form Halloween video from SpookYouLaterz centered on a humorous zombie theme, playfully suggesting that a 'zombie virus' has been discovered in ramen noodles. The clip ties into zombie walk culture, particularly the San Antonio zombie walk scene, with a cosplay and Halloween aesthetic. The lighthearted tone blends horror cosplay with comedic commentary.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to cover zombie makeup or costuming based on its title tags. With no description or duration data available, the exact techniques and products featured remain unclear. It is likely a quick, visually driven tutorial or transformation clip aimed at Halloween enthusiasts.
This short clip showcases the Zombie Shock, an actor-driven animatronic scare prop designed to deliver startling jump scares at Halloween events. The piece functions as a wearable scare costume that lets a performer trigger sudden zombie reactions to surprise guests. It's presented as a promotional look at a commercially available haunt product.
Nightfright is a female zombie animatronic prop from Distortions Unlimited, the professional Halloween manufacturer known from the TV series Making Monsters. The prop is fully electric and falls under Distortions' Frightronic line of animated Halloween characters. It is designed to work across a range of settings including yard haunts, cemetery scenes, haunted attractions, and Halloween parties.
The IVG1212 IV Grabber from Poison Props is a commercial pneumatic animatronic designed for haunted attractions and dark rides. The figure portrays a hunched character gripping an IV stand who then rises, twitches, raises an arm, and screams — a classic still-to-life startle scare. It ships complete with the character, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor, with an optional audio package available. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for tight corridor spaces or alcove placements.
This short product showcase from Poison Props presents the ST1326 Shock Therapy animatronic, a fully pneumatic haunted attraction prop depicting a figure chained to a hospital bed convulsing under a simulated electric charge. The figure's body contorts dramatically in multiple directions while its arms pull against the chains and its head lifts and turns, all driven by an included programmed controller and triggered by a motion sensor. The complete package ships ready to run with bed, character, strobe headband, flickering overhead light, and pneumatics included. An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect.
A short clip captured at Six Flags Fiesta Texas Fright Fest 2019 featuring an energetic zombie scare actor delivering a lively, enthusiastic performance in one of the event's scare zones. The character's playful yet creepy energy makes for a memorable guest encounter. The clip showcases the kind of high-spirited scare acting that defines the Fright Fest experience.
A short-form clip showcasing a zombie cosplayer at the 2022 San Antonio Zombie Walk, styled as a 'Living Dead Girl' inspired look. The video captures the costume and character presentation in a brief, event-atmosphere format. It offers a quick glimpse into the local zombie walk community and Halloween cosplay culture.
This short clip showcases the Zombie Outbreak/Zombie Breakout Shocktronic animatronics from Distortions Unlimited. The prop simulates zombies held back by a chain-link fence until one lunges forward in a sudden startle scare. It serves as a quick product spotlight rather than a build or how-to.
A short clip captured at Six Flags Fiesta Texas during Fright Fest, showcasing a scare actor encounter in the Rock-Kill High School themed scare zone. A character named Jack interacts with guests amid roaming zombies and street monsters. The clip leans into a playful 'It's Electrifying' Grease-inspired energy while delivering genuine theme-park frights.
This compilation from Distortions Unlimited celebrates the creativity of home and yard haunters across North America, showcasing several standout displays that incorporate Distortions props and animatronics. Featured haunts include Thornhill Woods, Dunnett's Dark Lair, and a yard haunt from a decorator with over four decades of Halloween experience. The video wraps with a collage of builds from a wide community of haunters, highlighting both large and small-scale displays. It serves as an inspirational showcase of what dedicated home haunters can achieve using professional-grade animatronic props.
Distortions Unlimited showcases their lineup of new Halloween animatronics and decorations for 2019, as debuted at the Halloween and Party Expo. The reel highlights a range of animated props spanning themes like zombies, skeletons, clowns, and aliens. Products are aimed at a wide market including professional haunted attractions, escape rooms, corn mazes, and home yard haunts. With over four decades in the industry, Distortions Unlimited positions itself as a trusted name in quality monster-making and haunt prop manufacturing.
Industry veteran Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited walks viewers through adding realistic zombie eyes, goo, and gore details to a severed-head Halloween prop. This is episode 15 of the Monster Lab instructional series, which covers the full spectrum of mask and prop creation. The focus here is on finishing and detailing techniques that elevate a basic prop into a convincing undead showpiece.
This short showcase video features the Cracking Crypt, a zombie tombstone animatronic from Distortions Unlimited's Grave Buster Frightronic series. The prop is designed for cemetery and graveyard-themed scenes and suits a variety of settings including yard haunts, professional haunts, and corn mazes. Distortions Unlimited is a manufacturer and online retailer specializing in haunt props, masks, costumes, and animatronics.