The Screening Room

The Halloween Video Library

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.

We made a real BON Animatronic! (Walten Files)

Wicked Makers built a full-sized animatronic version of Bon the Rabbit from the analog horror series The Walten Files as a Make-A-Wish gift for a 12-year-old fan. The build features a welded steel frame standing over six feet tall, animated via a wiper motor for waist rotation and servos controlling the head and jaw. A FrightProps talking skull, Purgatory Props controller, and Bottango software round out the electronics package. The creators also coordinated a special surprise involving The Walten Files' creator, Martin Walls.

Wicked Makers· 5,711,729 views

We made our SCARIEST Animatronic yet... (WALTEN FILES)

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DIY AnimatronicsAdvanced

We made our SCARIEST Animatronic yet... (WALTEN FILES)

Wicked Makers' Jay and Jaimie build a full-sized animatronic version of Bon the Rabbit from the analog horror series The Walten Files as a Make-A-Wish gift for a 12-year-old fan. Standing over six feet tall, the animatronic features a welded steel frame, a wiper motor for waist rotation, and servos controlling head and jaw movement. The team collaborated with Walten Files creator Martin Walls to make the reveal extra special for the recipient. The build draws on the duo's extensive experience crafting character animatronics from franchises like FNAF and Poppy Playtime.

Wicked Makers· 3,399,721 views

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DIY AnimatronicsIntermediate

Explosion Simulation

Jake Farmer of Stiltbeast Studios walks through building a convincing explosion simulation effect for haunted attractions using electronic components anchored by a Boo Box Flex controller from FrightProps. The build demonstrates how a dedicated prop controller can orchestrate multiple elements to sell a high-impact, high-tech scare. The video highlights the versatility of FrightProps controllers for sequencing complex haunt effects. Jake hints that more FrightProps controller tutorials are planned for future episodes.

StiltbeastStudios· 20,605 views