Over the years I’ve made several of my own tombstones, and foam is one of the game changing substances that can really trailer the quality of your home haunt props. Though the one time I used papercrete probably turned out … Continue reading →
I love me some vintage Halloween. I’m not sure if it’s because I’m vintage myself or not.
Continue reading →It’s not too terribly exciting, but here’s a quick video of the outside decor at my house. This year I experimented with AtmosFX projections. I’m also playing with Adobe Rush on my phone to edit video. I should probably get full versions and a new laptop too, but I’ll probably hold off on that. Let’s not even talk about me learning to take video with my phone properly oriented.
I love everything about this haunt except that it’s not closer to me in Pennsylvania. It’s worth the lengthy watch time to see all their hard work. There’s a night time walkthrough linked in the video description.
Continue reading →Back in my day we just whipped up our own foam cutters with wire attached to toy train transformers. I’m thinking Hot Wire Foam Factory tools are better and safer.
Safety, yeah. Remind me to tell you about the time I had to have surgery after hurting myself making corpses.
Here’s Edwardo Talbot of Monster Tutorials unboxing the Bow Cutter from Hot Wire Foam Factory.
