I’ve posted a couple of tutorials on how to make realistic eyes for your props, but the one that Sytnathotep posted over at HauntForum may be the easiest yet. This method only produces a half of an eye, but sometimes that’s more than enough. Before you get started on this...
The Making Skulls Se...
posted by SkeleTony
What makes Canadian skulls better than American Skulls? Brad Goodspeed,of course! The skulls he produces in his Making Skulls series of videos are so good looking it’s hard to believe that they start off being a cheap styrofoam skull. These videos are an invaluable tool to...
Wailing Tree
posted by SkeleTony
When I was little the one thing that used to creep me out more than anything was walking through any kind of wooded area. I was certain the trees were alive and it would absolutely freak the heck out of me. I never truly felt like I was alone out there. Thank goodness I didn’t...
Moving Tomb Lid
posted by SkeleTony
If you took our advice and ordered your copy of the 2012 Home Haunter DVD Collection then you’re already familiar with Steve’s Haunted Yard and have probably already seen his above ground tomb with the moving lid. If you missed it, though, (and trust me, there’s a lot...
The Making of Grim
posted by SkeleTony
In 2008 the Grim Hollow Haunt created an incredible looking prop simply named Grim. This sinister looking creation stands approximately 5 feet tall and represents everything I fear is walking through the woods at night. I cannot imagine a better prop to welcome guests to a haunt...
Make Monster and Ali...
posted by SkeleTony
Dave Simon is a good dad. I don’t actually know Dave, but any father that makes his three year old daughter a pair of pink and purple monster feet is my kind of dad. His tutorial on how to Make Monster & Alien Feet is not only easy and inexpensive, but the feet actually look...
Easy Bloodshot Eyeba...
posted by SkeleTony
This easy to do eyeball tutorial makes it’s way to us from HauntItYourself Productions. You’ll need to get some half eyeballs off of Ebay (by searching for half eyeballs of course), some clear nail polish and red yarn for veins. From there, it’s just a matter of...
Making Glow In The D...
posted by SkeleTony
If you’ve taken the time to follow Dr. Kreepy’s tutorial on making Cheap Easy Skulls, you’ve no doubt ended up with a boatload of superb looking skulls. The only thing that could possibly make those skulls look better is a little variety. And what can help give a...
Making a Medieval Ca...
posted by SkeleTony
Five years ago CreepChrisS took the medieval cauldron prop build as seen on Woody Carr’s ScareFX site and won the Mad Lab’s September 2007 contest with it! His prize? A foam tombstone of course, but in doing so he’s left us all a prize in a clear and concise tutorial...
Zombie Mask Tutorial
posted by SkeleTony
Ich fürchte, zombies, aber ich habe nichts dagegen, wie einer aussieht. Every now and then a tutorial comes along that is so good it leapfrogs it’s way to the front of the Haunters List line. Such is the case with this great video tutorial from Stefan Schäfer Photography. In this...
ScaryVisions Haunt S...
posted by SkeleTony
On Wednesday July 31st, ScaryVisions & HaunTopic Radio will be hosting the fifth in it’s Haunt Start-up 101 series of online seminars. The fifth installment, How To Create Your Own Theme and Storyline for Your Haunt with Dana Martin focuses on haunt themes and story creation....
Nimble Fingered Skel...
posted by SkeleTony
I wasn’t sure if I wanted to post a link to the Nimble Fingered Skeletal Organist tutorial that the guys over at Night Frights posted since it’s part prop and part actor control. It doesn’t really fit nicely into any of categories we’ve established at...
PVC Skeletons
posted by SkeleTony
Not all grave grabbers need to be motorized, and if you’re interested in building an inexpensive one that still looks good then checkout LastHouse’s tutorial over at HalloweenForum. It’s a pretty easy project that allows for plenty of artistic freedom, but you will...
Introduction To Pneu...
posted by SkeleTony
I’ve never really wanted to delve into the realm of pneumatic props because it’s always seemed like such a difficult process. Well, Mortarlover123 (aka TangoAlphaCharlie1) seems to think that it’s a pretty easy endeavor, and after watching his tutorial on the basics,...
Nightmare on Bayshor...
posted by SkeleTony
There are numerous tutorials on how to make cemetery fence so it stands to reason that there would be multiple tutorials on how to make cemetery columns, and Camsauce from HalloweenForum has a highly detailed tutorial on how to easily build some really realistic looking columns. These...
Spider & Spider...
posted by SkeleTony
Every home deserves an over sized spider hanging around on the roof, and if you can blow up a balloon you might just be able to create your own. Dano from Dano’s Spider House has a tutorial on how to create some really good looking paper mache spiders that are worthy of any haunt....
Cheap and easy Skele...
posted by SkeleTony
Since many of the prop builds featured on HauntersList involve PVC frames it’s probably not a bad idea to post another tutorial on how to create hands for those frames. LastHouse from HalloweenForum has a tutorial on how to make some gruesome looking skeletal hands that...
Grime Up Props
posted by SkeleTony
Making a prop from scratch takes skill, but aging the prop so that it looks like it’s been around for a few years takes talent. Now, it’s well known that Terra from HalloweenForum can build anything. I mean, I honestly think she could build a structurally sound house out...
Mr. Chicken’s ...
posted by SkeleTony
If you’re a fan of projection effects then you should definitely check out Mr. Chicken’s Haunted Tombstones. All you’ll need is the projector of your choice and a piece of styrofoam to carve your blank tombstone. Oh, and of course, you’ll need to purchase the...
Dave Lowe’s Mo...
posted by SkeleTony
Dave Lowe is an incredibly talented artist and one heck of a prop builder, and If you’ve never checked out his Para Abnormal web comics, do not wait any longer, because there’s a pretty good chance that you’re going to love them. Anyway, he’s got a quick little...
Bust (fake) Holes in...
posted by SkeleTony
If you’re looking for an effective and inexpensive way to give your haunt some extreme distressing then you may want to check out the tutorial that Marcus132 posted over at HauntForum. His tutorial utilizes wood grain shelf paper and a little bit of paint...
Monster Mud
posted by SkeleTony
If you’re a veteran prop builder you’re no doubt familiar with how to mix monster mud. But for those that have never had the pleasure of mixing a batch and slopping a handful on their latest prop, well what are you waiting for? And since most tutorials reference monster...
Ruining Your Life wi...
posted by SkeleTony
I’ve always wanted to build an Axworthy Flying Ghost for a haunt. Unfortunately the spacing of the trees in my yard would make for a ridiculously long run for it so it’s never really been an option to attempt it. That may be a good thing, though, if you ask Joseph Keller,...
The Build of a GIANT...
posted by SkeleTony
Some props are big and some props are larger than life. Rania Peet’s Build of a Giant Pumpkin tutorial falls into the “larger than life” category. I’m not even sure I would want to attempt to duplicate this, I’m pretty content to just revel in its...
Simple Fancy Fence
posted by SkeleTony
If you want a really good looking fence for your cemetery but don’t want to go through the heavy detail of the Faux Wrought Iron Fence tutorial, then have no fear, you can get a great effect for just pennies on the dollar if you follow this tutorial from the old abandoned...
Ankle Tickler Tutori...
posted by SkeleTony
If you’re interested in creating your very own ankle tickler then take a look at Operatingnurse’s tutorial. She’s given us everything we need to know to create this unsettling effect for our own haunts. I will openly admit that this effect drives me absolutely nuts,...
Spectral Illusions 2...
posted by SkeleTony
The crew over at Spectral Illusions is at it again adding four new video effects to their lineup for 2013. These four great new videos are priced at an affordable $20 to $30 apiece and are offered in both high definition (1920×1080) and standard definition (720×480) formats...
Milk Jug Skulls
posted by SkeleTony
What was it that Dr Kreepy said? “A home haunt without skulls is like a cake without icing”? Well what if I like a whole lotta icing? I’m a big proponent of saving money, and the less money I have to pay for a quality prop the better. Bearing that in mind, I...
Making Glass Look Br...
posted by SkeleTony
The great thing about the haunting community is that when someone is struggling with an idea for a prop build there is usually someone around that has a solution, or an alternate method to accomplish the same idea. Such is the case with TK421’s solution to the question of how to...
Blood on the Cheap
posted by SkeleTony
If you’re looking for the perfect recipe for blood then look no further. Actually, Allen Hopps from Stiltbeast Studios would probably disagree completely with that. He’s provided some great recipes for blood in his Blood on the Cheap tutorial, but I’m sure he would...
Clockwerk’s Gh...
posted by SkeleTony
Clockwerk from HalloweenForum has built a really eerie, almost cartoonish looking Ghost Girl and has posted some great pictures and a brief tutorial on how it was constructed. This creepy little girl sits atop her tombstone with an ominous glow beckoning passers by to enter her...
How to Make a Corpse
posted by SkeleTony
Some people have great tutorials on how to corpsify a Bucky, and that’s truly fantastic. Others, like Mr. X & Dr. V, the brains behind MonstarCraft Productions, have tutorials on how to actually build a skeleton and then further tutorialize how to corpsify the Hell out of it....
Strange Jell-O Thing
posted by SkeleTony
It has been brought to our attention that while we’re heading in the right direction with HauntersList, we’ve completely omitted family friendly haunt projects. While this may or not be true (and it definitely is), we’ve decided to spend a little time on the softer...
The Bride of Articul...
posted by SkeleTony
If you’re building any type of body form PVC is ultimately going to be the best framing option. Wood is good, but PVC is worry free (I want credit for that phrase if it catches on). Anyway, if you like the Movable PVC Joints tutorial then you’re really going to like this...
Hi-Rez Designs Visua...
posted by SkeleTony
Hi-Rez Designs offer some really high end visual effects for your haunting pleasure. Their collections range in complexity from simple projections like the sky effects, bugs, and ghosts DVD’s to more intricate video window effects that can trigger pneumatic valves,...
Bleeding Tombstone
posted by SkeleTony
Mourning Cemetery & Manor have a really good tutorial on how to build a bleeding tombstone. The trick to this one involves two plexiglass blood tanks, the main tank is mounted in the styrofoam base and a secondary tank is mounted above the bullet holes. A 1/2″...
Air Cannons for Dumm...
posted by SkeleTony
If you’ve ever wanted an air cannon in your haunt but didn’t want to spend upwards of two to three hundred dollars then you’re in luck. Terroronshaddowway will show you how to build one that will cost considerably less. This video tutorial is easy to follow and, once...
Goldie’s Toxic...
posted by SkeleTony
Woodhegm has posted a great tutorial on how to make some awesome Toxic Waste Barrels. These cool looking props utilize the same technique as Goldie’s Bubbling Halloween Cauldron, but the sheer size and the addition of fog help take this prop to new heights. I think the hardest...
Cauldron Vampire Cre...
posted by SkeleTony
Since the launch of HauntersList the number one most often searched for item that has resulted in a hit to our site has been the Cauldron Creep tutorial by the Devil’s Workshop. I would surmise from this that just about everyone is planning on building one this year, and if...
Merlin’s Reape...
posted by SkeleTony
The old abandoned Haunter’s Hangout has a nice tutorial on how to make a great looking Monster Mud Reaper holding a faux flame light. I’ve seen a lot of tutorials on making similar props, but this one looks especially nice, and the tutorial is pretty straight forward (albeit...
Frankenstein Plans
posted by SkeleTony
Dano’s Spider House has what is probably the easiest set of plans I’ve ever seen to make an 8′ Frankenstein prop. The design doesn’t account for much flexibility after you create it because the PVC frame is not jointed, but if you need a prop that doesn’t...
How To Make Slime
posted by SkeleTony
Grant Thompson of thekingofrandom.com posted a great tutorial on how to create your own Slime, or as he likes to refer to it, Ninja Turtle Ooze. This is really easy to make, inexpensive, is non-toxic and looks great when you add a couple of glow sticks to it! The container he creates...
Master Fog’s H...
posted by SkeleTony
Some tutorials are harder to write about than others. This is not one of those. The tutorial that the guys over at Master Fog have created for their Fog Chiller is perfect. I can’t believe that I’ve already wasted this many words setting this wonderful tutorial up, but if...
Steel Haunt Panels
posted by SkeleTony
If you’ve ever browsed the HalloweenForum you’re no doubt familiar with Terra. Suffice to say, she’s a prop making goddess. Her video tutorial on making steel haunt panels showcases the kind of cool, realistic looking props you can make for your haunt if you’ve...
Skin Face
posted by SkeleTony
Derek Greenwood has a tutorial on how to make a skin face mask using hot glue, which looks great, and could easily add a super creepy element to any haunt. He states that the mask is not intended to be worn, which I suspect is because it’s flat, however as you can see by the...
Baby in a Jar
posted by SkeleTony
I love this prop. At least I think I do. Actually, I find it kind of unsettling, (I mean look at the picture below), but that might only be because the doll that Old Man Bakke over at HalloweenForum chose to use is the creepiest doll every produced. I mean, in his defense, if there...
Boneyard BBQ
posted by SkeleTony
Well if you’ve gone to the trouble of following the charred corpse tutorial, you may as well go the extra mile and check out the Haunt 101 tutorial to create a Boneyard BBQ for it. This barbaric looking prop is the perfect exclamation point for a prop that’s pretty in your...
Faux Fire Basket
posted by SkeleTony
I know Beelce’s tutorial on how to build a Faux Fire Basket has been featured on a ton of home haunting how-to sites, but it really is one of the best tutorials for this effect that I’ve run across so it would be hard not to feature it on HauntersList. It’s a very...
Grim Hollow’s ...
posted by SkeleTony
There’s a great tutorial on how to make a Cloaked Ghost over at Grim Hollow that is well worth your time to check out. This eerie prop was inspired by Pumpkinrot’s Cloaked Ghost and is pretty easy to build for something so awesome looking. It looks great both day and night...
Cemetery Entrance Co...
posted by SkeleTony
Some people are capable of producing great things using very few resources. Such is the case with Robert Anderson and his Cemetery Entrance Columns tutorial. These remarkable columns consist of nothing more than a few pieces of scrap wood and boxes covered with newspaper. ...
Cheap Easy Skulls
posted by SkeleTony
In the immortal words of Dr. Kreepy, “A home haunt without skulls is like a cake without icing…” And to the great benefit of us all, Dr. Kreepy has given us the icing (in video form) in his tutorial on how to make your own skulls using Great Stuff expanding foam....
Making Spiders
posted by SkeleTony
If you need some spiders for you web and don’t feel like purchasing posable spiders then have a look at Born2haunt’s tutorial on Making Spiders. This project is pretty easy to complete and the detail on the spider is pretty forgiving to most sculpting imperfections. Once...
Heat Exchanger Fog C...
posted by SkeleTony
This may just be the ultimate homemade fog chiller, but it’s going to take some skill and effort to find out just how ultimate it is! It uses the same basic concept as Froggy’s Vortex Fog Chiller, but does so much more efficiently. Put simply, this chiller will...
Cocooned Spider Vict...
posted by SkeleTony
Grimvisions has an interesting take on how to create a cocooned spider victim. While most tutorials would have you wrap a plastic skeleton or torso, Grimvisions utilizes a pvc frame with newspaper and plastic bags to fill the body. While it may take a little more effort...
ScaryVisions Haunt S...
posted by SkeleTony
On Wednesday June 19th, ScaryVisions & HaunTopic Radio will be hosting the fourth in it’s Haunt Start-up 101 series of online seminars. The fourth installment, Scare Acting 101: Managing, Teaching, and Keeping Your Actors Alive All Season with Allen Hopps will feature scare...
Chicago Zombie Prom ...
posted by SkeleTony
Tickets for Chicago Zombie Prom 2013 are now on sale! Zombie Army Productions will be hosting the event on July 12, 2013 at the Bottom Lounge in Chicago’s Near West Side. Tickets are $25 until July 1st, will be $30 until July 11th, and will be $35 at the door. All attendees...
Vent Motor Headpoppe...
posted by SkeleTony
If you’ve ever wanted a headpopper prop in your haunt but didn’t think that a wiper/vent motor would create a good enough effect? Relax, Dave the Dead has a really good tutorial over at HauntForum on how to create your own headpopper. What I like best about this one is...
Homemade Stalkaround
posted by SkeleTony
I’ve always wanted my very own stalkaround costume. I’ve never wanted to pay $1500 for my very own stalkaround costume. Those two statements have always been synonymous until I found Rottincorps‘ video tutorial over at HauntForum, Stalkaround No Backpack. I’m...
The Scarecrow
posted by SkeleTony
Like a giant sentry standing guard against the legions of masked marauders that descend upon our fair homestead, the pumpkin king provides tasty treats to the interlopers in exchange for their deference. Ok, that may be waxing poetic a bit, but I’ve always wanted to build a giant...
Keeba’s Tombst...
posted by SkeleTony
If you’ve ever had a cemetery in your haunt or yard you already know the pain of having to purchase tombstones for it. The pain revolves around having to pay for a foam product that you could easily produce yourself. Moreover, yours will certainly look better because you can put...
Large Cauldron
posted by SkeleTony
If you’ve ever needed to purchase a cauldron for a haunt you’ve probably been disappointed with your purchasing options. They’re tiny. I mean, so tiny that a baby witch would feel uncomfortable using them. So your best option is to craft your own cauldron....
Hangman Prop
posted by SkeleTony
Ulcerative has posted a great video of the perfect frame for a hangman prop. When the attached wiper motor is turned on the flailing effect is supreme, and even though it’s just a PVC frame in the tutorial, you can more than visualize the awesome effect...
Floating Grim Reaper
posted by SkeleTony
If the end justifies the means then this prop is going to be worth everybody’s time and effort. This cool floating grim reaper made mostly out of black iron piping could be one of the coolest additions to any haunter’s graveyard. Floating close to 10′ off the ground,...
$25 Full-Size Toe-Pi...
posted by SkeleTony
Every haunt needs a toe pincher coffin. It’s a fact. Ok, well, it’s not a hard and fast rule, but if you’re looking for a good tutorial on how to build your own full sized toe-pincher coffin, look no further. Woody over at ScareFX has a great tutorial on how to...
Skeletal Columns
posted by SkeleTony
If you’re looking to make a creepy entrance to your haunt you may want to take a look at the Skeletal Sonotube Columns tutorial that Effie posted at HalloweenForum. These columns are really simple to make and would easily make an eerie entrance to a cemetery,...
Faux Wrought Iron Fe...
posted by SkeleTony
Ok, so we all know there are about 1,000 tutorials on the web about how to build a fence for a graveyard. Most of them use the typical 1 x 2″ furring strips at the top and bottom with PVC creating the bars of the fence. Well, Scott A. Stoll has definitely taken it up a notch,...
Animated Ouija Board
posted by SkeleTony
Ok, I’ve seen a couple of animated Ouija boards on the net, but DaveintheGrave from the HalloweenForum has the most detailed tutorial on how to make this prop I’ve ever seen. It’s broken down into two parts, with Part 1 focusing on how to prep the box that will house...
Pico Volt Prop Contr...
posted by SkeleTony
As soon as I had finished my first motorized prop using a wiper motor I immediately started wondering how I could slow down the speed of my motor. Sure, the motor had a low speed and a high speed setting, and I could control the direction of rotation depending on how it was wired up,...
Charred Corpse
posted by SkeleTony
Ok, so maybe you’ve tried corpsing a bucky skeleton, but now you want to try something different, perhaps something a little grimmer. Well here’s a tutorial that may give you what you’re looking for… That is, if you’re looking for a Charred Corpse...
Corpsing a Skeleton
posted by SkeleTony
Ok, so you’ve picked up a nice Bucky skeleton and you’re done admiring it in all it’s boney glory, but what next? Well, if you don’t mind taking that pristine looking skeleton and making it look a little bit more goreified then you might want to take a look at...
Burning Timber(s)
posted by SkeleTony
Ok, it’s two for Tuesday, and today we’re going to look at burning things. I like both of these tutorials, and since they’re both so similar I’ve decided that they should both be featured in the same post simply because they’re meant to create the same...
Homemade LED spotlig...
posted by SkeleTony
LED lights are like potato chips, you can never have enough of them. So why would you ever want to buy LED spotlights if you could make them yourself? Not only that, but I’d be willing to wager that you’re not going to find LED spotlights as slick as the ones Jason over at...
Goldie’s Bubbl...
posted by SkeleTony
If you’re a fan of the Hot Burning Coals Prop then you’re going to love Goldie’s Bubbling Halloween Cauldron, because it’s essentially the same. The difference is in the details, however, and Woodhegm has built his to fit around a person (or prop) sitting in a...
Paint Faux Wood Grai...
posted by SkeleTony
Terra from HalloweenForum has posted a great video tutorial on how to achieve an incredibly realistic wood grain look that can easily be applied to your styrofoam projects. I’m blown away at how realistic it looks and how simple it is....
Zombie Doll
posted by SkeleTony
What’s more creepy than those two little girls from The Shining? How about imagining the creepy dolls those girls would play with! I expect that they would look something like the zombie dolls that Cyclonejack from HauntForum creates, and he’s been nice enough to create a...
Homemade Meat Hooks
posted by SkeleTony
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios has a fantastic tutorial on how to make some really realistic looking meat hooks out of plastic hangers. You’ll absolutely love how easy they are to make and the cost for a dozen is next to nothing. All that’s left to do after this...
Demon Skeleton
posted by SkeleTony
I’m not sure who to credit this tutorial with but I suspect it goes to Jeff Davis. Regardless, the Demon Skeleton tutorial from the Davis Graveyard site sure looks incredible. I don’t think I could make this look as good as Jeff did, but it really makes me want to buy a...
The Bleeding Portrai...
posted by SkeleTony
“Calm? Calm? Do murder and calm go together? Calm and murder? Murder?” -Luther Heggs In 1966 Don Knotts posed that question, and fans of the Ghost and Mr. Chicken have been laughing at his classic portrayal of Luther Heggs, intrepid reporter ever since. If...
Super Sticky Cobwebs
posted by SkeleTony
If you’ve ever used the stretchable spider webs that everyone sells you know that they sometimes don’t stay stretched quite as nicely as you’d like them to. Well the tutorial below from the Dapper Cadaver might be just the solution you’re looking for. I...
Circus Freak Puppete...
posted by SkeleTony
Every now and then someone builds a prop that you look at and immediately wish you had the talent to pull off the same build. That’s exactly how I felt when I saw TwistedUK’s Circus Freak Puppeteer tutorial. It’s not that the frame and motors are overly intricate,...
Chromonite Inkblot M...
posted by SkeleTony
If you were lucky enough to attend Transworld’s 2013 Halloween and Attractions show in St. Louis last month you are no doubt familiar with Chromonite, producers of the Rorschach Inkblot Morphing Mask. Made using thermochromic paint the pattern actually changes shape as your...
Spectral Illusions
posted by SkeleTony
Spectral Illusions offers some really great looking digital downloads that would look great in any haunt. These great videos can be used with a flat panel monitor and a frame for a picture effect, or with a scrim or reflective surface for a great Pepper’s Ghost effect. The...
Homemade Vortex Fog ...
posted by SkeleTony
Serialc0d3 over at HalloweenForum.com has a great tutorial on how to build your own Vortex Fog Chiller for very little cash. Now, there are many containers you can use when building your own vortex fog chiller, but reusing a Tidy Cat Litter pail is the ultimate “green”...
Foam Boarded Windows
posted by SkeleTony
Rchassel over at HalloweenForum.com has a good tutorial on how to use styrofoam boards to board-up your windows. They’re inexpensive, look great and are lightweight enough that they can be held in place over your windows using very thin straps! Items used to create...
Simple Pneumatic Gro...
posted by SkeleTony
I gotta admit, when I first watched Casa Fear’s tutorial on how to build a simple pneumatic ground breaker at HauntForum, I didn’t think the finished product was going to be worth the effort. The frame of this prop doesn’t exactly inspire confidence that...
Grave Grabber Tutori...
posted by SkeleTony
If you’ve ever wanted to build your very own grave grabber but didn’t think you had the skill to get it done right, take a look at this tutorial posted by Kevin Kennedy on the Haunt101 website. This prop is simple to create and looks awesome in any graveyard environment....
Movable PVC Joints
posted by SkeleTony
Discozombie over at HalloweenForum.com has come up with a great way to give your PVC creations moveable joints. This technique is so simple to do, but really gives your creations an added level of realism. Items needed to create this include: PVC Heat gun clamp sander or...
Darklight Precision ...
posted by SkeleTony
Darklight manufactures the world’s smallest LED spotlights. At least that’s what their website says, and while I’ve never measured to verify this claim, they do offer a wide assortment of micro LED spotlights and floodlights that are very tiny. The Precision DMX, on...
Micca Speck
posted by SkeleTony
Every now and then you come across something that is too good to sit on and you’ve got to share it with as many people as possible. That’s exactly how I feel about this cool piece of tech that Bigant from HalloweenForum posted about. If you’re looking for an...
Tarpit Monster
posted by SkeleTony
Created by Jeff, aka Noah Fentz, of thecreepyhousenextdoor.com this tar pit monster tutorial could prove to be a very difficult and noxious project, but it sure is a cool idea. All you need are a “duct taped” body cast, a styrofoam head and some roof tar. If you’ve...
PVC Flicker Candles
posted by SkeleTony
Jimmyzdc over at HalloweenForum has posted an awesome tutorial on how to make your own PVC candles. It’s super simple, and when you pop some battery powered tealight candles on top of them you’ll be free to create and put out as many candles as you want without having to...
Homemade Web Spinner
posted by SkeleTony
Instant Monsters over at HalloweenForum has posted a great tutorial on how to make your own Web Spinner using some easily obtainable items and a drill. The cobwebs that this thing puts out look amazing and would make most spiders jealous. They’ll require some serious cleanup,...
Mr. Chicken’s ...
posted by SkeleTony
This prop tutorial is an oldie but a goodie. I first saw Mr. Chicken’s Madame Leota tutorial when it appeared on HauntForum. He moved it to the Mr. Chicken’s Yard Haunt blog quite a while ago and it deserves to be featured because of the great job he did on it....
Cauldron Creep Tutor...
posted by SkeleTony
The Devil’s Workshop blog has posted an awesome tutorial on how to build what is possibly one of the best looking Cauldron Creeps I’ve ever seen. Seriously, I wouldn’t have a problem paying them to make this for me because it deserves to be in every haunter’s...
VexFX – Ghost ...
posted by SkeleTony
Fans of the Walt Disney World Haunted Mansion are no doubt familiar with the ghostly footprints effect that is projected early on in the ride in the M.C. Escher style room with the upside down stairways. Since approximately 2010 I’ve seen the good folks over at HalloweenForum.com...
Mini LED Spotlights
posted by SkeleTony
The most important part of any Halloween display (and quite frequently the most often overlooked) is the proper lighting of it. If you’re looking for just the right way to highlight your prop or display you’re going to want to give MiniSpotlight.com a look. Their Mini...