Video Tag
Every video tagged “licensed props” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
25 videos
This video covers the Trick or Treat Studios booth at the combined HAuNTcon and Halloween and Party Expo 2018 event. Trick or Treat Studios is highlighted as a major player in the Halloween industry, offering an extensive range of masks, props, and costumes built around wide-ranging entertainment licenses. The footage gives viewers an up-close look at the products on display at the expo floor. It serves as both a product showcase and a glimpse into the broader haunt convention experience.
GMHaunts presents a comprehensive tour of his 2023 Halloween animatronic collection, showcasing 66 individual props accumulated over multiple years. Each animatronic is demonstrated individually, covering a wide range of characters including clowns, zombies, scarecrows, licensed horror icons, and pumpkin creatures. The collection spans pieces from at least 2013 through 2023, primarily sourced from Spirit Halloween and Home Depot. At nearly 46 minutes, this is an in-depth reference video for anyone researching specific animatronic props.
This short video showcases Morbid Enterprises' 2014 Halloween prop line featuring characters and imagery from the classic horror film The Exorcist. The featured pieces appear to be available through Spirit Halloween retail locations. At just one minute, the video offers a quick look at these licensed horror collectibles and decorations.
Haunt Former previews Spirit Halloween's all-new animatronic lineup for 2021, spotlighting licensed characters and original creations hitting store shelves that season. The video serves as an early sneak-peek showcase, giving Halloween enthusiasts a first look at what to expect before the products become widely available. Coverage includes a range of horror-themed animatronics spanning well-known pop-culture villains and classic spooky archetypes.
Monster Tutorials takes viewers on a floor-by-floor walkthrough of Lowe's 2022 Halloween merchandise selection, highlighting a notably expanded and upgraded offering compared to prior years. The tour covers licensed horror and Halloween franchise props, full-size decorations, and Lowe's own large-scale skeleton prop. The video serves as a shopping guide for haunters and home decorators looking to see what the home-improvement chain has in stock before making a trip.
This video uses Gemmy's 2020 Michael Myers prop as a focal point to examine broader concerns about the direction of the Halloween prop industry. The creator presents a case-study-style critique, raising questions about product quality, brand reputation, and what these trends mean for Halloween enthusiasts and haunters alike. It sits somewhere between a prop review and an industry opinion piece, offering perspective beyond a straightforward unboxing or rating.
Haunt Former covers Tekky Toys' return to the Halloween animatronic market, spotlighting their 2021 lineup of new props and freshly acquired horror licenses. The video touches on character-based animatronics including Michael Myers, Chucky, and Annabelle, as well as original designs like scarecrow and hazmat-themed figures. Retail availability through Party City and Big Lots is also discussed, making this a useful roundup for collectors and home haunters scouting seasonal offerings.
GMHaunts breaks down Spirit Halloween's 2026 Halfway to Halloween teaser, spotlighting newly revealed animatronics including a large-scale Xenomorph and a Creepy Crawler figure. The video offers early analysis of upcoming licensed and original prop releases ahead of the Halloween season. It serves as a first look and commentary piece for collectors and home haunters eager to plan their 2026 setups.
This video explores a creative 'what if' concept: taking Spirit Halloween's 2021 animatronic lineup and imagining how those prop platforms could be re-skinned or repurposed into new classic horror characters. The creator walks through each animatronic, pitching alternate character identities that could breathe new life into existing mechanisms. It's a speculative, idea-driven video aimed at sparking conversation about prop reuse and future Spirit Halloween possibilities.
GMHaunts reveals Party City's Halloween 2024 lineup of Terrifier-licensed animatronics, spotlighting Art the Clown and the Little Pale Girl. The video offers an early look at these officially licensed horror movie characters making their way into retail Halloween décor. It serves as a first-look preview for fans of the Terrifier franchise hunting for standout seasonal props.
A short-form video showcasing what appears to be a Chucky and Tiffany animatronic set from Home Depot's 2025 Halloween lineup. The creator highlights the duo as standout pieces from the season's retail animatronic offerings. The clip leans into the beloved horror couple's dynamic with an enthusiastic, fan-forward tone.
The creator counts down ten horror characters they believe Spirit Halloween should produce as animatronic or static props. The video is a fan wishlist and opinion piece rather than a hands-on review or build tutorial. It reflects the broader Halloween community's appetite for licensed horror-icon merchandise from major retail chains.
A short showcase of Morbid Enterprises Halloween props themed around the iconic horror clown Pennywise from Stephen King's IT. The video offers a quick look at the officially styled figures or decorations available for the 2014 Halloween season. It serves as a useful reference for collectors and decorators hunting for IT-themed prop options.
A short, fun in-store clip showcasing two Spirit Halloween sidestepper animatronics — Chucky and Art the Clown from Terrifier — in action side by side. The video playfully pits the two horror icons against each other while highlighting these animated retail props. It offers a quick real-world look at how the sidesteppers move and perform on the store floor.
This video offers a first look at Gemmy's 2018 Halloween prop lineup, covering both animatronic and lighting-based pieces from their new collection. The presenter walks viewers through multiple items including licensed horror-character props featuring iconic figures such as Pennywise, Freddy Krueger, and Jason Voorhees. The coverage spans tabletop and life-size formats, giving collectors and home haunters a useful preview before hitting retail. It is the second installment in a multi-part series dedicated to Gemmy's annual Halloween releases.
This video covers Fun World's 2022 lineup of Ghostface-themed Halloween merchandise, timed to coincide with the Scream franchise's return to theaters. The host previews new masks, props, and decorations tied to the iconic horror character. It serves as an early look at what collectors and Halloween enthusiasts can expect from one of the season's most recognizable licensed properties.
Haunt Former delivers a live, opinionated first look at Home Depot's full Halloween 2024 prop lineup, walking viewers through every major new release including licensed characters, oversized yard pieces, and animatronics. The video covers a wide range of items from the returning 12-foot skeleton and its accessories to new additions like a Hovering Reaper, Zombie Wolf, and licensed props such as Chucky and Beetlejuice. Commentary includes candid critique of Home Depot's marketing choices and a dedicated rant about the Nightmare Before Christmas offerings. It serves as a comprehensive seasonal buying guide for haunters and Halloween decorators scoping out big-box retail options.
This video appears to be a product preview from Trick or Treat Studios showcasing their 2023 Halloween lineup, likely featuring licensed items tied to properties such as Chucky and Killer Klowns from Outer Space. As a Haunted Attraction Network feature, it is probably aimed at haunt operators and collectors scouting new props, masks, or costumes for the season. No source description was provided, so specific product details cannot be confirmed.
This video walks through highlights from Morbid Enterprises' 2017 product catalog, previewing their upcoming Halloween props, masks, and licensed merchandise. The creator spotlights notable pop-culture tie-ins including Five Nights at Freddy's, Star Wars, and DC's Batman Arkham Asylum line. It serves as an early look at what consumers and haunters can expect from Morbid Enterprises that season. The channel is sponsored in part by Morbid Enterprises itself, so the tone is generally favorable.
This short video previews Gremlins-themed Halloween props from Trick or Treat Studios ahead of the 2017 Halloween season. The host offers an early look at licensed Gremlins merchandise hitting the market, tying the reveal to the classic rule about feeding Mogwai after midnight. At just three minutes, it serves as a quick-hit product spotlight for fans of the franchise and Halloween prop collectors alike.
GMHaunts covers leaked images of two upcoming Gemmy animatronics for 2021 — Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th and Regan from The Exorcist — ahead of their official Halloween Party Expo unveiling. The video offers an early look and commentary on whether Gemmy delivered on these iconic licensed characters. It serves as a news-style preview rather than a hands-on review or unboxing.
This short video from Spooky Guy444 previews two brand-new Tekky Toys licensed animatronic props introduced for the 2022 Halloween season — one tied to Nightmare Before Christmas and one to the Harry Potter franchise. The clip offers a quick first look at the figures, likely showcasing movement, sound, or overall design. At just one minute, it functions as a fast-paced teaser rather than an in-depth review.
Haunt Former hosts a live stream session covering the debate between licensed and original Halloween props, with a segment spotlighting Grandin Road offerings alongside general haunt news and updates. The format is conversational and community-driven, inviting viewer participation and discussion. As a livestream, content spans multiple prop-related topics rather than a single focused tutorial or review.
This short-form video alerts viewers to the availability of Party City's Terrifier-licensed animatronics, including Art the Clown and the Pale Girl, available for pre-order online. It serves as a quick heads-up for Halloween shoppers eager to snag these officially licensed horror props before they sell out. The content is promotional in nature rather than a detailed hands-on review.
