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A curated, searchable archive of the dark craft — DIY props and animatronics, home-haunt walkthroughs, makeup, lighting, fog, and effects. Every film embedded from its creator, organized so you can actually find what you need.

32 videos

The Creepy CarnEVIL Haunt Build 4
3:56
Home Haunts

The Creepy CarnEVIL Haunt Build 4

This is the fourth installment in an ongoing home haunt build series centered on a creepy carnival theme. The creator is working against the clock as Halloween approaches, focusing on sourcing and finishing final props to complete the CarnEVIL setup. The short runtime suggests this is more of a progress check-in than a deep-dive tutorial.

Haunt Former· 1,799 views
Making Prop Radio equipment
21:16
DIY PropsIntermediate

Making Prop Radio equipment

StiltbeastStudios walks through the creation of fake radio equipment props designed to fill out and authenticate a haunted attraction scene. The build concept is deliberately versatile, with the same approach transferable to lab equipment, control rooms, or other technical environments. The tutorial focuses on achieving a convincing, scene-appropriate look without the need for real functional gear.

StiltbeastStudios· 8,633 views
Making Corn.wmv
22:12
DIY PropsBeginnerlow cost (budget-friendly per stalk)

Making Corn.wmv

Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through a quick, budget-friendly method for fabricating fake corn stalks suitable for haunted attractions and theatrical sets. Each stalk requires roughly 15 minutes of build time, making the technique highly scalable for large haunt environments. The focus is on keeping per-unit costs low without sacrificing visual impact on the floor.

StiltbeastStudios· 35,200 views
Maggots.wmv
5:03
Makeup TutorialsBeginner$5–$15

Maggots.wmv

Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates a quick and budget-friendly method for creating realistic maggot effects using just liquid latex and vinegar. The technique is versatile enough to be applied to costumes, props, and set dressings alike, making it useful across multiple haunting contexts. With minimal materials and a short runtime, this is an accessible entry point for haunters looking to add convincing decay detail to their work.

StiltbeastStudios· 5,834 views
Making a mouse.wmv
20:53
DIY PropsBeginnerlow cost

Making a mouse.wmv

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of building a realistic mouse prop that works equally well as a hand-held actor piece or a static set dressing element. The build is designed to be accessible and budget-friendly while still achieving a convincing, phobia-triggering result. At 21 minutes, the tutorial covers enough detail to guide builders of any skill level through the full construction process.

StiltbeastStudios· 9,070 views
$10 shop table
2:54
DIY PropsBeginner~$10

$10 shop table

This short tutorial from Hauntcast walks through how to build a functional shop or workbench-style table for haunt use at minimal cost. The build is framed as quick and accessible, making it ideal for haunters who need inexpensive set-dressing pieces. At roughly three minutes, it delivers a fast, no-frills walkthrough suited for decorators on a tight budget.

Hauntcast· 5,240 views
Making vines for sets inexpensively
1:57
DIY PropsBeginnerlow / budget-friendly

Making vines for sets inexpensively

StiltbeastStudios walks through a quick, inexpensive method for fabricating realistic-looking vines suitable for theater and haunted house sets. The short runtime suggests a focused, no-frills technique that prioritizes accessibility and low cost. This approach is ideal for set builders who need to dress large areas with organic, natural-looking detail without a significant materials budget.

StiltbeastStudios· 49,308 views
Cob Webs in a Can
0:55
Set DesignBeginner

Cob Webs in a Can

This short product showcase from Ghost Ride Productions introduces an aerosol can that sprays realistic spider web effects onto props and set pieces. The webbing is applied in light, buildable layers, allowing users to dial in the density of the web effect. Once fully cured, the material is non-flammable and dries to an opaque, dull cream color.

Ghost Ride Productions, INC.· 10,688 views