Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunted decor” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
12 videos
This Monster Tutorials project shows how to transform an inexpensive dollar store bat skeleton prop into a convincing mummified bat specimen suitable for a haunted display or curiosity collection. The build focuses on corpsing and fauxidermy techniques to give the cheap prop an aged, desiccated appearance. At roughly 25 minutes, it's an accessible project for haunters of any skill level looking to add low-cost, high-impact pieces to their décor.
This tutorial walks viewers through building a creepy illuminati-themed spellbook prop featuring an all-seeing eye design and a hidden LED votive that makes the eye glow ominously in the dark. The project uses easy-to-find materials and is pitched as accessible for beginners. It doubles as both a haunted house prop and a Halloween home decoration. Corpsing techniques are referenced as part of the build process.
Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a creepy rotten gourd Halloween prop from start to finish. The build centers on a foam gourd base that is distressed and detailed with acrylic teeth, resin cast eyes, and fly accents to sell the decayed look. Companion tutorials for the teeth and resin eyes are referenced, making this part of a broader prop-building series. The finished piece is designed to serve as a striking Halloween display centerpiece.
VanOaksProps walks through a three-step process for crafting convincingly organic-looking Halloween vines using only a handful of inexpensive materials. The build combines jute rope as a structural base, silicone caulk to add sculpted texture, and coconut mulch for a rough, natural surface finish. Acrylic paints in earthy and mossy tones tie everything together with a realistic, overgrown appearance. The result is a lightweight, versatile decoration suited for gates, fences, and haunt set pieces.
StiltbeastStudios walks through a quick and budget-friendly Halloween-themed wreath build inspired by the aesthetic of Nightmare Before Christmas. The project is designed to be approachable for crafters of any skill level, coming together in roughly 20 minutes for around $15. It's a great crossover piece that blends Halloween and Christmas holiday decor into a single spooky statement piece.
FrightProps showcases an animated crystal ball prop featuring a glowing skull that appears to float inside a globe enclosure. The prop reacts to ambient sound, triggering eerie haunting audio and internal lighting effects. It runs on battery power, making it a convenient plug-and-play decoration requiring no wiring or setup. The compact tabletop form factor suits a variety of Halloween display settings.
This one-minute showcase clip reveals a DIY animated floating candles prop built using a deer motor and crafting sleight-of-hand techniques to sell the levitation illusion. The video serves as a teaser pointing viewers toward a full step-by-step tutorial for building the prop. It is designed for home haunters and DIY crafters looking to add an eerie, magical centerpiece to their Halloween displays indoors or outdoors.
This short showcase video reveals a finished animated levitating teapot prop in motion, giving viewers a tantalizing preview before directing them to a dedicated full how-to build video. The prop appears designed for home haunts, haunted houses, or outdoor graveyard displays and fits a ghostly or enchanted aesthetic. It is part of a broader series of DIY Halloween prop tutorials from the same channel, covering a range of animated and decorative effects.
This short preview video teases an upcoming 2026 series of step-by-step Halloween DIY prop-building episodes from the Halloween DIY & How-To channel. The creator highlights a wide variety of animated and eerie props that viewers can build themselves, ranging from zombie arms and floating candles to animated tombstones and levitating teapots. Both handmade and store-bought items will be featured, with guidance on transforming them into unique animated Halloween props. New episodes are slated to begin releasing in July 2026.
GMHaunts takes viewers along for a live studio overhaul, repositioning and integrating a Frankenstein's Monster animatronic and a Haunted Deep Sea Diver prop into the dedicated haunt display space. The session offers an extended, real-time look at how a serious Halloween collector organizes and stages large animatronic pieces for maximum impact. It doubles as an informal showcase of both props in a finished room environment.
This video takes viewers on a walkthrough tour of Oddities and Antiques, a quirky shop in Clearwater, Florida that specializes in bizarre, unusual, and macabre antiques. The channel Haunt Former explores the store's inventory, which includes creepy dolls, skeletal pieces, and other strange collectibles with strong Halloween appeal. The atmosphere is enhanced by theremin-style background music, lending an eerie tone to the tour. It serves as both an entertainment piece and a discovery resource for Halloween enthusiasts hunting for unique décor finds.
This episode of Monster Tutorials is a mixed-format show covering a viewer Q&A on storing collectibles, a Walking Dead Pop Figure giveaway, and a hands-on tutorial for tinting glass bottles and jars any color using Mod Podge. The glass tinting segment offers a quick, low-cost technique for creating atmospheric colored glass props suited to Halloween displays. The episode also teases upcoming teeth-making tutorials to keep viewers engaged with the series.
