Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror decor” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
25 videos
This tutorial walks viewers through building a zombie monkey fauxidermy piece using accessible materials, resulting in a wall-mountable horror prop. The build incorporates a paper mache skull as the foundation and references a companion follow-me eyes technique for added creep factor. The finished piece is designed to hang on a wall as a disturbing decorative accent for haunts or Halloween displays. The project is approachable for beginners with no advanced sculpting skills required.
Monster Tutorials transforms a basic dorm-style table lamp into a creepy x-ray-themed prop using plastic bones, skulls, and real or replica x-rays. The build is a low-cost, low-skill project ideal for adding atmospheric horror decor to a home haunt space or studio. The creator sources affordable materials and links to everything used, making it easy to replicate. The result is a striking conversation piece that blends medical horror aesthetics with functional lighting.
Distortions Unlimited presents a showcase of their Halloween prop and animatronic lineup spanning 2023–2025, highlighting a wide range of creatures and characters suited for home haunts, professional haunted attractions, retail displays, and theme park events. The video features iconic offerings such as the Goblin Legend, Mummy Legend, Xenovore, Banshee, Mutant Legend, Haunted Tree, Pumpkin Witch, and Raptors, among others. Founded by industry veterans Ed Edmunds and Marsha Taub Edmunds, Distortions Unlimited is a well-regarded name in the professional haunt prop space. This catalog-style video serves as a visual reference for buyers and enthusiasts looking to explore what the company currently offers.
A walkthrough of Lowe's Halloween merchandise offerings for the 2020 season, showcasing the props and decorations available in-store that year. The creator from Monster Tutorials guides viewers through the seasonal aisle, highlighting notable finds for haunters and Halloween enthusiasts. It serves as a useful preview for shoppers looking to see what retail options were on the shelf before committing to a trip or purchase.
This short showcase introduces Distortions Unlimited's Banshee Legend, a life-size static Halloween prop standing roughly 7'4" on its included metal stand, which makes the figure appear to hover just off the ground. The prop features a hand-painted latex-and-foam build over an armature, with poseable arms and a mouth that can be displayed open to reveal sharp teeth or closed. Promoted as a flat-backed display that breaks down into halves for transport and storage, it's positioned as part of Distortions' Legend line for home, haunt, or yard scenes.
The creator makes an impromptu visit to a Michaels store and captures the first look at their 2018 Halloween merchandise hitting the shelves. The video is a casual walk-through haul showcasing the seasonal selection available that year. Viewers are invited to share which items are their favorites, making it a community-engagement-style review.
Haunt Former takes a look at the 2023 Lemax Spooky Town pieces exclusive to Michael's craft stores. The video showcases the new additions to the popular Halloween village collectible line with a Halloween enthusiast's eye. It offers viewers a close-up preview of the seasonal offerings before or during the shopping window.
A short-form showcase of a Freddy Krueger statue or bust, celebrating it as a standout piece of horror décor. The clip leans into the iconic Nightmare on Elm Street atmosphere with classic Freddy references. It functions as a quick, enthusiastic look at the collectible rather than a detailed review or tutorial.
Halloween Happy unboxes and reviews a gifted collection of horror-themed home décor items from Horror Decor, including candles, pillows, and other spooky goods. The creator shares personal impressions of each item while noting she was already a fan of the brand before receiving the sponsorship. The video has a casual, lifestyle-haul format aimed at fans of year-round Halloween aesthetics.
SpookYouLaterz takes viewers on a walkthrough of Freaky Findz, a year-round Halloween and horror specialty store located in New Braunfels, Texas — the original of two locations. The video showcases the store's wide selection of Halloween props, masks, animatronics, novelties, and horror collectibles. Highlights include a Jason Voorhees animatronic and various Morris Costumes animated props. It's a fun, informal tour for fans of Halloween retail culture and prop hunting.
This Poison Props video showcases a hanging meat prop designed for haunted house or horror set applications. The piece evokes a slaughterhouse or butcher-horror aesthetic, adding visceral, gruesome detail to themed environments. As a product or build feature from a professional prop house, it highlights the high-quality craftsmanship Poison Props is known for.
This short video from FrightProps showcases a fetal or baby skeleton Halloween prop available through their online store. The clip appears to be a product showcase highlighting the item's design and detail. It offers a quick look at a distinctly unsettling piece suited for haunts or horror displays.
This short build video from Haunt Former walks viewers through assembling a skull-and-brain Halloween prop from start to finish. The build incorporates painting techniques, including a rub-out method, to add realistic color and gore detail to the finished piece. At just two minutes, it delivers a quick, accessible project suitable for haunters of all experience levels.
This video takes viewers on an in-person tour of two Halloween retail destinations in San Antonio, Texas. The first stop is Creepy Classics, a Halloween and horror specialty shop stocked with vintage-style decor, art, and collectibles. The second stop is a newly opened Spirit Halloween location for the 2021 season, giving fans an early look at what the store has to offer.
Monster Tutorials kicks off their 2017 Vlogmas series with a horror-themed Christmas tree haul, picking up supplies and setting the stage for a season of creepy holiday projects. The vlog documents early prep work for what the creator calls 'horrornaments' and other dark holiday décor. It serves as an introductory episode rather than a step-by-step build tutorial, giving viewers a glimpse into the planning and shopping phase of the project.
This short holiday gift guide from Haunt Former highlights curated shopping destinations and products ideal for horror and Halloween enthusiasts. Featured recommendations span horror apparel retailers, home decor shops, and horror-themed board games. The video is aimed at helping shoppers find fitting gifts for the horror lovers in their lives during the Christmas season.
Haunt Former takes a close look at the Goth Girl (White) hanging prop sold by Spirit Halloween, evaluating its creepy and gothic aesthetic appeal. The review is part of the ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to Halloween prop assessments. The presenter conveys strong enthusiasm for the prop's scare factor and overall atmosphere, recommending it for haunters looking to add a chilling female figure to their setup.
This short-form clip offers a glimpse into the painting process for a set of DIY Halloween doors with a gory, massacre-inspired aesthetic. The footage appears to document a work-in-progress build from the Horror 365 channel. Given the chainsaw and massacre theming suggested by the hashtags, the doors are likely styled with distressed, blood-splattered detailing. No detailed tutorial steps or narration are evident from the available metadata.
This short-form video from Horror 365 focuses on Halloween-themed spooky door decorations or builds, with apparent ties to Transworld Halloween trade show content and Saw franchise aesthetics. Given its brief runtime and hashtag-driven format, it likely showcases a quick decorating idea or prop reveal rather than a full step-by-step tutorial. The Transworld and Halloween 2025 tags suggest it may be previewing upcoming seasonal products or haunt industry trends.
This short video showcases a haul of Halloween horror collectibles sourced from Amazon, with the spotlight on a Mezco Mega Scale Talking Menacing Chucky figure from Child's Play 2. The creator shares several spooky finds alongside affiliate links for viewers who want to pick up the same items. It's a quick, enthusiast-driven look at seasonal horror merchandise perfect for collectors and fans of the franchise.
The host unboxes a shipment from Horror Decor, an online retailer that reimagines everyday home decor with a horror aesthetic. The video gives viewers a first look at the products as they are revealed straight from the packaging. It serves as both an informal review and a discovery video for fans curious about horror-themed home goods. The channel is affiliated with several Halloween industry sponsors and covers a broad range of haunt-related content.
FrightProps showcases their 'Hear No Evil' severed head in a jar, a ready-made Halloween prop. The piece appears to be a tabletop display item designed for haunted houses or spooky home decor. Based on the minimal metadata available, this is a product showcase or advertisement rather than a build tutorial.
This short video showcases a line of Nightmare on Elm Street-themed horror décor products, with a focus on items released around 2014. The content appears to highlight merchandise such as pillows and other horror-themed home goods inspired by the iconic Freddy Krueger franchise. Viewers are directed to a dedicated horror décor retailer to browse and purchase the featured items.
To celebrate reaching 100 subscribers, GMHaunts invites viewers on a short 4K tour of their personally decorated haunted room. The video serves as a milestone celebration and atmospheric showcase rather than a step-by-step tutorial. Spirit Halloween props appear to feature prominently in the room's décor, giving the space a polished retail-prop aesthetic.
