Video Tag
Every video tagged “zombie” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
484 videos
A short-form viral video playing on the popular Grimace Shake internet meme, set against the backdrop of Howl-O-Scream at SeaWorld San Antonio. The clip blends Halloween theme park atmosphere with the trending challenge format for comedic or scare-focused effect. It appears to feature costumed characters or scare actors engaging with the meme in a spooky context.
A short-form clip capturing the energy and variety of costumes at the San Antonio Zombie Walk, a downtown Halloween costume event. Participants show off creative monster, zombie, and pop-culture cosplay looks as they take over the streets. The video serves as a fun, visual highlight reel of the annual community gathering during spooky season.
A short-form video showcasing the Rosemary animated prop from Spirit Halloween, presented with playful zombie-brain humor. The creator introduces Rosemary with a comedic bit referencing brain-eating, giving viewers a fun, personality-driven look at the animatronic in action. It serves as an informal showcase rather than a detailed technical review.
The Poison Props HD1104 Horde Doors is a fully self-contained pneumatic animatronic prop featuring a set of detailed double doors that burst open to reveal eight reaching hands and a head popping up in the window. The unit runs eight independent channels of movement and comes ready to deploy with built-in pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, and sound system. At roughly 64 inches wide by 80 inches tall, it is designed to fill a standard haunt doorway and deliver an immediate crowd-stopping scare. Plug-and-play setup means no programming or fabrication is required beyond supplying AC power and 100 PSI compressed air.
Spitting Debby is a ready-made animatronic prop from Distortions Unlimited featuring a zombie girl character. The prop mimics chewing on a severed hand before launching a stream of water (simulating blood) at unsuspecting guests. It is designed specifically for haunted attraction environments where interactive, high-impact scares are essential.
Toilet Tom is a fully pneumatic, plug-and-play animatronic prop from Poison Props featuring a character seated on a toilet who rises, lifts his arms, and "pees" on guests while waving toilet paper — all triggered by a motion sensor. The unit ships complete with the figure, toilet, toilet paper, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a full audio package including digital player, powered speaker, and sound effects. Designed as a comedic sideshow gag, it suits haunted houses, dark rides, and any haunt looking to balance scares with gross-out laughs. Only AC power and a 100 PSI air supply are needed to get it running.
Monster Lab Episode 21 features Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited walking viewers through how to create a convincing zombie costume from everyday clothing. This installment is part of a broader series that previously covered sculpting, molding, painting, and hairing a zombie mask, making it a natural next step for those following along. The tutorial targets Halloween celebrations, zombie walks, and costume parties, offering practical DIY techniques suitable for most skill levels.
Poison Props showcases the WCL1207 Wheelchair Lunger, a commercial-grade pneumatic animatronic featuring a legless hospital character seated in a wheelchair. On trigger, the chair rolls forward approximately 48 inches while the character springs upward with multi-directional head movement for a powerful startle scare. The unit ships ready to run with pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor included, and an optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect. An interchangeable character system lets haunters swap figures to match different themes.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network showcases a drowned zombie makeup look designed for Halloween. The title and hashtags suggest a striking, fear-inducing character transformation. With no description or runtime data available, specific techniques and products used remain unclear.
A short-form clip captured at Six Flags Fiesta Texas's Fright Fest event featuring a zombie scare actor interacting with park guests. The video leans into the humor of the encounter, playing on guests' reactions to the costumed performer. It is part of the popular 'girls be like' meme format applied to a haunted theme park setting.
This short showcase highlights "Grim," an all-electric animated prop from Distortions Unlimited. The figure is built around a latex and foam exterior over a metal armature and includes integrated sound for an unsettling effect. It's positioned as a ready-made fright piece rather than a build tutorial, suited to a range of Halloween settings.
A short-form comedy Halloween video built around a visual pun — a zombie or costumed character with a 'splitting headache' gag. The clip appears to be a quick, humorous Halloween costume showcase filmed in a convention or event setting. It leans into dark zombie-survival humor with a punchline delivered through makeup or prop work.
Distortions Unlimited showcases Body of Evidence, an interactive prop designed for escape rooms and haunted attractions. Players assemble pieces onto a body, and once complete the prop triggers an additional clue before the body parts drop to the floor one at a time. The short demo highlights how the prop functions as both a puzzle element and a startling reveal.
This short-form video presents a fun 'What Would You Do?' scenario featuring an elaborate zombie cosplay, challenging viewers to imagine encountering the undead character in a dark alley. The clip appears to showcase a detailed zombie costume and makeup look from the San Antonio Zombie Walk community. It leans into Halloween cosplay culture with a playful, reactive premise.
This video showcases Twitch, an animatronic half-corpse zombie prop from Distortions Unlimited's Frightronics line. The prop is designed to twitch and move, adding lifelike, unsettling motion to a haunt or display. It's a manufacturer showcase of a ready-made haunted decoration rather than a build tutorial.
This short clip captures a memorable character encounter at SeaWorld's Howl-O-Scream event in San Antonio, featuring a costumed performer dressed as the Zombie Master Sensei. The character brings a theatrical, commanding presence to the seasonal scare event. It offers a quick but entertaining glimpse into the themed costuming and character work on display at the attraction.
A short-form video showcasing a sister duo dressed in coordinated zombie costumes at the San Antonio Zombie Walk event. The pair present a fun 'Sister Squad' Halloween theme, leaning into zombie apocalypse aesthetics for their group cosplay. The clip captures the festive, community atmosphere of the live zombie walk event.
A short highlight reel captured at the San Antonio Zombie Walk, showcasing attendees dressed in zombie and The Walking Dead-inspired costumes. The clip offers a quick look at the creativity and variety of Halloween cosplay on display at the community event. It serves more as a fun, celebratory snapshot than an instructional piece.
This short clip from Horror 365 appears to be filmed at or inspired by the Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show, touching on DIY cosplay, zombie looks, and visual effects makeup. With no source description and a zero-minute runtime, the specific content and techniques covered are unclear. The hashtag mix suggests a blend of convention coverage and Halloween makeup inspiration.
Poison Props showcases the DCV702 Decap Chainsaw Victim, a fully pneumatic plug-and-play animatronic designed for haunted houses and dark rides. The sequence features a chained victim in a chair whose head is severed by a live actor wielding a chainsaw, triggering convulsing body movements, a flying head, and an optional blood/water spitter effect. The head automatically resets onto the body after the sequence, making it repeatable for high-throughput attractions. The compact footprint and bundled controller, motion sensor, and audio package make it a turnkey scare solution.
A walk through a Spirit Halloween retail location during the 2013 season, showcasing the store's prop and decoration offerings. The creator highlights the in-store atmosphere and picks up the Thrashing Clown animatronic as a purchase. The video gives viewers a ground-level look at what Spirit Halloween had on shelves that year.
A short highlight reel from the San Antonio Zombie Walk, showcasing attendees dressed in Halloween costumes and zombie-themed cosplay. The clip captures the energy and creativity of the local community event, featuring a variety of elaborate looks including at least one Michael Myers cosplay. It offers a fun, quick glimpse into San Antonio's passion for Halloween culture and cosplay gatherings.
A short-form clip captured at Six Flags Fiesta Texas's Fright Fest event featuring a zombie scare actor interacting with an unsuspecting guest. The moment highlights the immersive street-scare experience that Fright Fest is known for. It's a quick, energetic snapshot of theme park Halloween entertainment in action.
A short-form clip capturing the energy of the San Antonio Zombie Walk, where attendees show off an impressive variety of Halloween costumes and cosplay. Featured looks appear to include Silent Hill nurses, Pyramid Head, zombies, and other horror-themed characters. The video is a fun, casual showcase of street-level Halloween costume culture rather than a tutorial or build guide.
