Video Tag
Every video tagged “Halloween fog” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
17 videos
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay walk through building a simple, low-cost fog chiller from everyday household materials in about an hour. Fog from a standard fog machine is routed through a PVC inlet into an ice-filled plastic storage bin, where it cools and exits as a dense, ground-hugging rolling fog effect. Chicken wire inside the bin keeps the ice elevated while letting chilled fog pass through freely. The build requires no specialized tools and is explicitly designed to be family-friendly.
This video breaks down the science behind fog machine fluid density by testing different ratios of propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine mixed with a standard smoke fluid base. The creator takes a methodical, Mythbusters-style approach, comparing 50/50, 60/40, and 70/30 blends to determine which produces the thickest fog output. It's a practical, low-cost experiment that gives haunters actionable data for improving their fog effects without buying expensive specialty fluids.
This beginner-friendly tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a simple DIY fog chiller that keeps fog hugging the ground for a low, eerie effect. The build relies on a handful of affordable, easily sourced materials including a tub, dryer duct, a small USB fan, and a standard fog machine. The camo netting helps conceal the rig for a cleaner, more immersive haunt presentation. At roughly ten minutes, the video delivers a quick, actionable project well-suited for home haunters looking to level up their atmosphere on a budget.
This short review compares three readily available fog machines at different capability levels to help Halloween enthusiasts pick the right one for their haunt. The host breaks down each machine's strengths, ideal use cases, and the kinds of atmospheric effects each can produce. DMX-controlled options are highlighted alongside a basic entry-level unit, giving viewers a practical framework for matching a machine to their specific setup. Timer compatibility considerations for basic machines are also flagged as an important purchasing detail.
In this Facebook Live segment with Denver's 9 News, Frightmare Compound owner Josh Holder demonstrates how to build a simple DIY fog chiller box to produce ground-hugging low-lying fog. The short tutorial focuses on an affordable, easy method for adding a cinematic atmospheric effect to a home haunt. It aims to help hobbyists elevate their Halloween setups with a professional-looking fog effect.
Froggy's Fog showcases their dedicated ground fog machine, which features a built-in ice chamber to chill fog and keep it hugging the floor for a dramatic low-lying effect. The unit is positioned as a versatile solution for Halloween displays, haunted houses, and general party use. Froggy's Fog recommends pairing it with their own branded fog fluids — Outdoor Freezin Fog for exterior use and CryoFreeze for indoor settings — to achieve optimal results.
Froggy's Fog showcases their FRG-400, a 400-watt fog machine designed for Halloween haunts, parties, and atmospheric displays. The unit produces a substantial volume of fog output per minute and includes a wired remote for convenient operation. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, provided it is kept away from moisture. Fog fluid is sold separately.
Froggy's Fog showcases the Titan Ice, an all-in-one fog machine with a built-in ice chiller designed to produce a dense, ground-hugging fog carpet. Powered by a 1700W heater core, it is engineered for high output and pairs with specially formulated low-lying fog fluids. The unit offers professional-grade controls including a backlit LCD, DMX in/out, a locking Neutrik PowerCon TRUE1 connector, and a wireless remote, making it suitable for haunted attractions, theater, and film production. A two-year parts and service warranty backs the Titan series.
This tutorial from Froggy's Fog walks viewers through building a budget-friendly fog chiller using a trash can as the main housing. The build is accessible to beginners and designed to produce the dense, low-lying ground fog effect popular in haunted houses and Halloween displays. Froggy's Fog fluid is recommended for best results.
This short product showcase from Froggy's Fog highlights the Antari Z-1000 II, a 1000-watt smoke generator designed for high-output fog production. The video focuses on the machine's performance capabilities and its suitability for larger-scale applications. At just two minutes, it serves as a quick overview for buyers evaluating mid-to-high-output fog equipment.
Froggy's Fog presents a short trailer for the Poseidon Aqua 6, an ultrasonic low-lying fog generator designed to produce dense ground fog without dry ice, CO2, or refrigeration equipment. The unit combines ultrasonic technology with traditional thermal fog production, requiring only fog fluid, water, and power. It features onboard DMX control and an LCD interface, positioning it as a professional-grade solution for touring, themed entertainment, and theatrical productions.
Froggy's Fog showcases the Antari M-3000, a 3000-watt heavy-duty smoke generator built for demanding environments. The unit features a large-capacity tank and a rugged enclosure, while remaining portable and straightforward to deploy. This review gives viewers a look at a professional-grade fog solution suited for haunts, productions, or emergency training scenarios.
This short promotional video introduces Froggy's Fog, a company with over 15 years of experience producing premium atmospheric effects for the entertainment and haunted attraction industry. The brand highlights its roots as a special-effects fluid manufacturer before expanding into its own line of professional fog and haze machines. Froggy's Fog emphasizes safety — citing pharmaceutical-grade ingredients and purified water — alongside a commitment to overbuilt, reliable hardware designed to satisfy professional haunters long-term.
This short promotional video features Froggy's Fog, a family-owned fog fluid company based in Columbia, Tennessee, as spotlighted on the TV series 'The World's Greatest...' in 2008. The segment highlights the company's background in the skating and entertainment industry and its focus on quality fog products at competitive prices. Testimonials and commentary from the owners and outside speakers are included. It serves primarily as a brand showcase rather than a technical tutorial.
This beginner-friendly tutorial walks through a straightforward DIY fog chiller build using a bucket, a fog machine, an inline vent fan, and dryer duct. The creator explains how the chiller works, demonstrates the full construction process, and then installs the finished unit directly into a Halloween yard display so viewers can see the low-lying fog effect in action. No specialized tools or advanced construction skills are required, making it an accessible upgrade for anyone who already owns a fog machine. The video closes with a live performance test to show the dramatic, ground-hugging fog the chiller produces.
This short, beginner-friendly tutorial walks through building a simple bucket-based fog chiller using a fog machine, an inline vent fan, and a dryer duct. The host explains how the chiller works to produce low-lying, ground-hugging fog and then installs the finished unit directly into a Halloween yard display. The result is a dramatic, creepy fog effect without requiring specialized tools or advanced construction skills. It's a quick, low-cost upgrade for anyone who already owns a fog machine.
SpookYouLaterz puts the TCFundy 1500W water-based low-lying fog machine to the test, sharing a first-look reaction to its real-world performance. The creator highlights that distilled water is essentially the only consumable required to get impressive ground-hugging fog results. The short runtime makes this a quick, enthusiastic overview rather than a deep technical breakdown.
