Video Tag
Every video tagged “animatronics” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
1244 videos
GMHaunts takes viewers on a full floor walkthrough of the 2024 East Coast Haunters Convention held in Oaks, PA, showcasing props, animatronics, masks, and more from the haunt industry gathering. The video features appearances and collaborations with numerous well-known haunting community creators and channels. It serves as a broad overview of what vendors and exhibitors had on display at one of the East Coast's premier haunt-focused events.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios takes a look at a compact prop controller from SyncSix, a Canadian manufacturer. The video walks viewers through the unit's features and its potential applications in haunted attraction and DIY prop setups. It appears to be a concise, practical overview aimed at haunters looking to expand or simplify their control systems.
A short walkthrough showcase of BeastCraft Props filmed at the Transworld Halloween & Haunt Attraction Show 2021, where the creator highlights the vendor as one of their top picks of the event. The video features professional-grade animatronics and haunt props — including standout Ghost and Minion pieces — aimed at haunted attractions, theme parks, and year-round Halloween venues. Pricing is noted as reasonable for the professional market, and viewers are directed to BeastCraft's website and social media for the full product lineup.
The creator visits local Spirit Halloween locations that have begun putting up their 2023 'Opening Soon' signage, with at least one store already displaying planograms hinting at the upcoming product lineup. The short video offers an early-season glimpse into what shoppers and haunters might expect from Spirit Halloween's 2023 offerings. It serves as a community heads-up for fans eager to track store openings and new prop announcements.
This clip showcases Dynofright, an animatronic creature product from Distortions Unlimited. It appears to be a promotional or showcase video highlighting the company's Halloween offering rather than a build tutorial. Specific details on the prop's features and operation aren't provided in the metadata.
Ed and Marsha Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited field written questions submitted by a school classroom, covering topics like how long it takes to build a monster, where creative ideas originate, and how they develop truly scary concepts. The conversation offers a rare, accessible look inside one of the Halloween industry's most recognized manufacturing companies. They also showcase several finished creations, including a creature built for the fan series Star Trek Continues.
This is a brief teaser or announcement clip from the Horror 365 channel hinting that new Halloween-related content is on the way. No substantive build, tutorial, or walkthrough content is present in this upload. Based on the hashtags, the upcoming videos may involve animatronics and Spirit Halloween props, but no details are confirmed.
The creator visits two Spirit Halloween retail locations and walks viewers through the 2023 seasonal inventory, highlighting animatronics, props, and masks on the floor. The video serves as an in-store tour and informal product showcase for Halloween shoppers scouting what's available that season. It's part of a larger series of Halloween store walkthrough videos produced by the Haunt Former channel.
Spooky Guy444 ranks over 120 Halloween animatronics from the 2024 season in a worst-to-best countdown format, pulling from major retailers and prop suppliers including Spirit Halloween, Home Depot, Lowe's, Gemmy, and industry sources like Transworld and HPE. The video spans nearly 46 minutes, offering one of the most comprehensive prop ranking videos of the year. It serves as both entertainment and a practical buying guide for Halloween enthusiasts evaluating which animatronics are worth their money.
Haunt Former takes viewers on a Halloween 2023 shopping tour through both Target and Home Depot, spotlighting the animated props, decorations, and seasonal décor hitting shelves that year. The video is split into two distinct retail segments, giving a broad look at what each store has to offer as Halloween approaches. It serves as a first-look preview for shoppers and Halloween enthusiasts scouting the best in-store finds before the season peaks.
This vintage late-1990s Colorado Channel 7 news segment, reported by Anne Trujillo, takes viewers inside Distortions Unlimited to see how their Halloween masks and monster props are produced. The short feature highlights animatronics such as the Electric Chair, an alien, and an alligator, alongside masks and scenes from the company's Brutal Planet haunted house. It serves as a nostalgic behind-the-scenes look at a well-known haunt prop manufacturer.
Haunt Former takes viewers through Home Depot's Halloween 2025 seasonal offerings in what appears to be a walkthrough and review of the retailer's latest spooky lineup. The video showcases what the channel describes as a wild assortment of new props, decorations, and animatronics available for the 2025 season. Running nearly 40 minutes, it offers an in-depth look at what consumers can expect to find on shelves this year.
A shop-with-me tour of a Big Lots store in San Antonio, Texas, showcasing their early Halloween 2021 selection of props, animatronics, and decorations. The host walks viewers through available seasonal inventory, giving a firsthand look at what the retailer had stocked ahead of the holiday. While not a complete haul, the video offers a useful preview of Big Lots' 2021 Halloween lineup for bargain-hunting decorators.
Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited hosts a live Q&A session focused on monster and mask making, fielding audience questions on topics ranging from materials and sculpting to molding and painting. Distortions Unlimited is a long-standing American manufacturer of Halloween animatronics, masks, and props serving home haunters, professional attractions, and theme parks. The informal livestream format gives viewers direct access to an industry veteran's knowledge and creative process.
The creator reacts to and previews Morris Costumes' upcoming Halloween 2025 product lineup, walking viewers through what appears to be a catalog or PDF release. The video offers early looks at new props, costumes, and seasonal items before they hit retail. It blends haunt-community enthusiasm with first-impression commentary on the latest offerings from a major Halloween supplier.
A brief, lighthearted behind-the-scenes clip from Distortions Unlimited featuring renowned sculptor Jordu Schell and company founder Ed Edmunds. Jordu was on-site collaborating on a new product for the 2020 Halloween season when the casual moment was captured. The clip offers a rare, candid glimpse into the working culture at one of the Halloween industry's most respected manufacturing studios.
This video covers leaked or unreleased Spirit Halloween props and animatronics for 2023 before their official announcement, including pieces such as a bat creature, a Martian figure, and a wailing ghost. The creator presents the information in a tongue-in-cheek style, crediting another channel for helping catalog the leaked items. It functions primarily as a news and commentary piece for Spirit Halloween enthusiasts eager to get a sneak peek at upcoming seasonal offerings.
GMHaunts covers the second wave of Spirit Halloween's 2022 animatronic lineup, showcasing sneak-peek demo videos sourced from Spirit's own Experiment 1031 channel. The video introduces several new characters including Nozzles the Clown, Mr. Punchy, Possessed Pumpkin, and Lil' Skelly Bones, among others. It serves as an early look at what shoppers and haunters can expect from Spirit Halloween's upcoming season offerings.
GMHaunts takes viewers along live as he rehauling his Halloween studio space, moving in two animatronic props — the Black Heart and Heckles. The extended livestream format gives fans an unfiltered, real-time look at how a dedicated Halloween enthusiast organizes and stages a prop-filled studio. It doubles as an informal showcase of the two featured animatronics in their new environment.
GMHaunts walks viewers through a local Party City during the Halloween 2022 season, spotlighting new animatronics and decorations hitting shelves. The tour highlights notable pieces available that year, including items tied to recognizable Halloween characters and brands. It serves as a practical shopping guide for haunt enthusiasts and home decorators scoping out what Party City has to offer before committing to a purchase.
Haunt Former tours the Halloween sections at both Walmart and Lowe's during the 2023 season, spotlighting inflatables, props, masks, animatronics, and general seasonal décor. The video is split into two distinct store segments, giving viewers a broad look at what major retail chains had on offer that year. It serves as a helpful reference for shoppers and collectors scoping out affordable Halloween finds.
A quick showcase of Spirit Halloween and Home Depot animated props from the 2021 Halloween season, capturing brief clips of several notable pieces in action. The video highlights a range of characters including a jack-in-the-box, Dakhanavar, a three-faced jester, a buzzsaw prop, and a man-eating plant. It offers a fast-paced glimpse at what was available from major retail haunters that year.
Distortions Unlimited pays a visit to superfan Jamie Lee's impressive personal collection of their animatronics and props, captured the day after Halloween 2025 while everything was still set up from a party event. The video serves as an enthusiastic showcase of what a dedicated collector can assemble from one of the industry's most recognizable Halloween prop brands. It offers viewers a rare, real-world look at multiple Distortions Unlimited pieces displayed together in a home haunt context.
GMHaunts walks through a Party City going-out-of-business sale offering Halloween merchandise at 75% off, with a focus on spotting animatronics and props at deep discount. The video serves as a real-time retail haul tour for Halloween enthusiasts looking to score deals during the chain's closure. Viewers get a firsthand look at what inventory remains on shelves and what kind of savings are available.
