Video Tag
Every video tagged “Jurassic World” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
12 videos
Part 1 of a multi-episode series documenting the garage build of a life-sized animatronic Velociraptor for a home haunt, inspired by Jurassic World's raptor containment scenes and Universal's VelociCoaster. The creator walks through the early design phase — sketching, scaling reference drawings, and foam carving the raptor's basic form using a hot wire tool and rotary tool. The episode closes by teasing the animatronic electronics integration planned for future parts.
This episode focuses on building realistic dinosaur skin for a life-sized DIY Velociraptor animatronic, part of an ongoing home haunt series inspired by Jurassic World. The creator walks through combining latex and foam clay to achieve a convincing scaly texture over an existing foam armature. Painting techniques are also covered to bring the skin to a finished, realistic appearance. This is episode four in a multi-part build series.
This is part three of a multi-part series documenting the build of a life-sized animatronic Velociraptor inspired by the Jurassic World raptor containment scenes. The episode focuses specifically on adding servo motors and a controller board to bring the dinosaur to life with realistic movement. The creator walks through integrating 3D-printed components and laser-cut parts into the animatronic rig. It sits within a broader home haunt project built in a garage setting.
Creative Geekery presents a full walkthrough of their ambitious home-built Jurassic World / Jurassic Park Halloween experience, complete with a pre-show briefing video, in-person actor briefing, and a narrative-driven journey through the haunt. Guests encounter animatronic dinosaurs, raptor eggs, and interactive story beats before reaching a climactic finale show scene. The experience was constructed from scratch and is supported by a multi-part build series covering everything from dinosaur head sculpting to animatronics and skin fabrication. The result is a polished, immersive themed attraction that rivals small professional haunts.
Part 2 of a multi-part series documenting the construction of a life-sized animatronic velociraptor for a home haunt, this episode zeroes in on building realistic animatronic eyes. The creator walks through 3D printing an eye mechanism sourced from a community model, fitting glass lenses, painting irises with acrylics, and sealing with clear coat. Servo motors are incorporated to bring the eyes to life with movement, echoing the look of raptors seen in Jurassic World attractions.
Haunt Former reviews the 2015 blockbuster Jurassic World as part of his R.I.P. Reviews series, sharing a brief enthusiastic take on the film. Despite being hosted on a Halloween-focused channel with haunt-related sponsors and branding, the content itself has no meaningful Halloween, haunt, or horror-craft subject matter. At just four minutes, it functions as a casual fan review rather than any kind of instructional or Halloween-relevant video.
This video is the final installment in a multi-part DIY animatronic dinosaur series, focusing on building a Jurassic World-inspired raptor containment cage to house the completed animatronic. The build covers fabricating the cage frame using laser-cut wood and heat-bent pipes, fitting and detailing the dinosaur head, and finishing the structure with paint, weathering, chains, and lighting. The creator walks through each construction phase in a roughly chronological workflow, from design and framing through final atmospheric touches. The result is a highly detailed prop suitable for home haunts or display installations.
A short, fun clip capturing the Halloween 2023 trick-or-treat festivities at a Jurassic World–themed yard haunt display. The highlight is someone rocking an inflatable dinosaur costume, bringing big laughs and good vibes to the neighborhood celebration. The one-minute runtime keeps things light and shareable, leaning fully into the comedy of the dino suit.
This video from Creative Geekery showcases a Jurassic World-themed Halloween experience, blending the iconic dinosaur franchise with Halloween atmosphere and décor. With no source description or runtime available, specific details about the build or setup cannot be confirmed. Based on the title alone, the content likely features themed decorations, props, or a walkthrough inspired by the Jurassic World films.
This short video is a film review of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the fifth entry in the Jurassic Park franchise, produced by the Halloween-focused channel Haunt Former under their R.I.P. Reviews series. The host evaluates how well the sequel holds up as a film. While the channel is Halloween and haunt-oriented, this particular segment is a mainstream movie critique rather than a Halloween production tutorial or haunted attraction feature.
This video is a lengthy looping screensaver shot from a scenic lagoon vantage point inside Universal's Islands of Adventure in Orlando. It captures ambient park sights and sounds, with views of Velocicoaster, Hogwarts Castle, The Incredible Hulk Coaster, and more across the park's themed lands. Designed for viewers who want to recreate the feel of being at the park from the comfort of home, it functions as a background video, ASMR experience, or digital screensaver. The content loops continuously, making it ideal for passive viewing or ambient atmosphere.
This video follows a visit to Universal's Islands of Adventure in Orlando to experience the Jurassic World Velocicoaster, a double-launch roller coaster themed around the Raptor paddock. The creator walks viewers through the queue experience — including raptor theming and immersive set pieces — before capturing an on-ride reaction and exit. It functions primarily as a ride review and park walkthrough rather than a Halloween-specific feature.
