Always love seeing the “Behind the Scenes” for things that people obviously put so much effort and attention and passion into, especially when normally it’s too dark and chaotic to really see all the details when going through the actual haunted house!

I love the car though the fence with the pumpkins on it, that's a nice touch.

Love these videos! I do a simple yard haunt every year with 700-1000 visitors in October but these really help me think things out and plan. So useful even on a much smaller scale, thank you!

Looks amazing!!!

Larry can you please do a video showing all the details on your Ghost Ride props and other props??? You normally fly through your houses and spend very little time filming the props. I know how much you love your props Larry!!!!

Man i would love to see behind the scenes, i put on a. haunted house for almost 20 years, and stopped during covid, and I miss it very much!  I am in Saint Louis, so cool you did this video, Thanks.

I never see you post about Lemp, would love to see how prep for that!

That's a lot of good advice,  I don't do a pro-haunt, I make a humble, tiny, yard and singe-car garage haunt,  but your advice applies for small home haunts as well, a lot of the things you talked about in this video still apply;  Such as get more supplies than you think you'll need, get the props early, set the budget, select a theme, etc.  I've learned those lessons (some the hard way) and experienced at smaller scale.  So I know there's a lot of sage advice you're telling us.  Still home-haunts can be stressful as you're pulling the details together and the clock is running out.

What I thought you were going to say at the end, but couldn't remember because of your phone call distraction, was the topic about haunt lighting and sound, that really makes or breaks the overall effect of a haunted house.  Often these details get left out until the end when you realize that they need more (or better) lighting.   You mentioned need more lighting while you were in the corn maze, and that's happened to me as well, It's the lighting issues you don't see until the props are situated in the space and then you can see  it, sometimes too late.  Anyway, the haunt looks amazing, my aesthetic isn't into gore, but I do appreciate a good haunt.

Oh, those skin flaps are sweet! Who makes them?!

Bring back the Hauntworld Videos...

How do you find the balance between animatronics and scare actors?

Says for very little money haha, then shows a $900 pumpkin witch prop

How do you simulate machine gun fire via air, I want to make my own

Love your videos. Got a question in your opinion someone coming from Cincy for a day do I have enough time to enjoy the Darkness & Creepyworld the same night

How long do props last out doors

For very little money?????? Hahahahaha Yeah, right!!!!!