Video Tag
Every video tagged “animation” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
7 videos
Ghost Ride Productions presents a short animated piece featuring their original 'Roasting Man' character. The one-minute clip showcases the studio's dark, Halloween-flavored animation style. It appears to be a promotional or showcase piece highlighting the company's character animation capabilities.
This short tutorial from Stiltbeast Studios introduces the basics of using motors sourced from FrightProps to animate Halloween props. The creator demonstrates how these motors can be applied across a variety of animation configurations, highlighting their accessibility since they run on standard 120V household power. It serves as a foundation lesson, with more advanced animation setups promised in follow-up videos.
This short showcase video features Ghost Ride Productions' 'Piked Head' animatronic prop in action. The clip demonstrates the piece's animated movement, giving haunters and prop collectors a look at how the effect performs. It serves as a product preview rather than a build or tutorial.
Travis from Fright Ideas walks through the Transition Mode feature on the PicoVolt controller, showing how it enables smooth, fluid motion transitions in motor-driven Halloween props. The short focused demo highlights how this mode can elevate the realism and polish of animated haunted house effects. It's a quick but practical look at a specific controller feature aimed at haunt builders who want more refined prop movement.
This video covers news and discussion around the third installment of the cult horror-puppet series Don't Hug Me I'm Scared, including a look at new characters, a teaser, and thematic details. The channel appears to offer a preview breakdown aimed at fans of the surreal, unsettling animated/puppet franchise. With minimal metadata and a near-empty description pointing only to an external teaser link, the exact content depth is difficult to confirm. The video likely appeals to fans of dark, horror-adjacent puppet and animation content rather than practicing Halloween builders or haunters.
This short-form video showcases a Hellevator-themed animatronic or Halloween attraction piece, likely captured at or inspired by a Transworld Halloween trade show. The clip appears to highlight animated horror effects tied to an elevator concept. With no source description and zero runtime recorded, content specifics are inferred solely from the title and hashtags.
This appears to be a short-form horror animation or animated clip featuring a spooky or grotesque brain-related gag, likely aimed at social media audiences. With no description or duration data available, content details are largely inferred from the title and hashtags alone. The anime or animated style suggested by the tags places it in the realm of horror-themed digital art rather than practical Halloween making or haunting.
