Video Tag
Every video tagged “low lying fog” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
11 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.
VanOaks Props walks through building a compact DIY fog fan attachment designed to push fog from a standard Halloween fog machine further across a yard or display. The build centers on mounting a 12V computer fan inside an ABS duct reducer and connecting flexible dryer hose to direct the output. Wago connectors and a 12V power supply keep the wiring clean and beginner-friendly. A downloadable gasket template is provided to help seal the fan housing effectively.
Dr. TerrorEyes from Froggy's Fog walks through a DIY fog chiller build designed to produce dense, ground-hugging fog for outdoor Halloween cemetery displays on a tight budget. The design improves on the standard ice-chest chiller by swapping out typical flat wire grating for an internal metal component with significantly greater surface area, resulting in more efficient fog cooling. The host claims the entire unit can be assembled solo in roughly an hour. The tutorial pairs naturally with Froggy's own low-lying fog juice formula.
Froggy's Fog walks viewers through building a homemade fog chiller from scratch in this short, focused tutorial. The goal is to cool a fog machine's output so it hugs the ground rather than rising, creating a dramatic low-lying fog effect. At just four minutes, the guide is concise and accessible for beginners looking to elevate their Halloween atmosphere on a budget.
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 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.
Froggy's Fog showcases the Poseidon Aqua 2, an ultrasonic low-lying fog generator that produces dense ground fog without dry ice, cryogenics, or refrigeration. It combines ultrasonic technology with traditional thermal fog production, requiring only fog fluid, water, and power. The unit features onboard DMX control and an LCD display, making it suited for professional haunted attractions, touring productions, and theatrical events.
This short product overview from Froggy's Fog covers the Poseidon Aqua 2, an ultrasonic low-lying fog generator built for professional and touring applications. The unit combines ultrasonic technology with conventional thermal fog production to create dense, ground-hugging fog using only fog fluid, water, and power — no dry ice or refrigeration required. It features onboard DMX control and an LCD display, making it suitable for theatrical, themed entertainment, and live event environments.
Froggy's Fog showcases the Kool Kore Chiller at the Mobile Beat DJ Show, offering an early look at this fog chilling product. The clip serves as an introductory teaser, with the brand promising additional follow-up videos covering the unit in more detail. The Kool Kore Chiller is designed to produce low-lying, ground-hugging fog effects popular in Halloween and event production.
This video puts the TCFUNDY low-lying fog machine to the test in a real 2023 Halloween yard display setting. The creator evaluates how well the unit produces ground-hugging fog suitable for outdoor use. It offers a practical, real-world look at the machine's performance rather than a controlled indoor demo.
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.
