Your western town was so memorable. I watched that series so much. It's nice to see someone take the ideas and run with them. He did a great job on Haydenville. I still go back and watch many of those old haunts you all did. They are still so professional and amazing. Great video!
Lots of very good ideas in the scene. He did great on the wagon wheel. Real convincing. He uses gorilla glue sticks to make spider webs... hmmm... that's how I keep my hairdo in place. With everyone stuck at home, it's a good time to work on things you might show this year!
Chris and Jeana, Haydenville Haunters can thank you for a new subscriber! This is great! You guys inspire so many and watching this you can really tell!!
Damn it really was like a trip down memory lane... It does resemble the original so much!!!! He really took the inspiration and made it his own though!!!! I like how his is a bit of a maze
Im from the UK so we never get any haunts or things like this, its still brilliant to watch though guys 👍👍 everytime i watch one it makes me think about doing my own 🤣
it'd be cool to have to have tumbleweed on a string that blows accross between timed (crate covered) fans if possible. Probably not possible , but i love tumbleweed!
I'm for any theme besides the overused Clown and Slaughterhouse themes! Also, that ending was LOLZ! 💀: "...I've always had those chips"!😂 u guys are soo great!👍
I used to live in Los Angeles for a really long time but I moved to New Orleans 2 years ago but I'm so sad I didn't know about you guys when I lived in L.A.! But love watching your videos!!!
Some options are the Monster Mud (Drywall mud & Paint), Flexbond mortar & paint, drylok & paint, driveway sealer & paint, if you don't mind spending a little more you could always purchase a foam coat, or a styro safe resin to hard coat before paint. There are so many methods you can do it really just depends on how much you want to spend and what medieum your comfortable working with.
I have a tip for the flame effect light bulbs, surprisingly Walmart has a few different varieties for like $5-7 a piece and they actually look fantastic. I got like 10 of them and have had one on my back porch and turned on for the last 6 months and it's still going strong. *EDIT* I forgot to mention that they are Great Value brand!
Hi! I just started watching your channel! You guys are amazing and so talented! I have always loved Halloween and want to make my own decorations but have no experience whatsoever. I have two big lawns and a big driveway. I was thinking of doing a witch and cauldron scene in front of my garage door to start. Do you have any input on where someone new like me should start and still get a cool ambiance? Cheers!
Hi! So awesome you have so much space. I would definitely start small and detailed and then add items throughout the year. There are a ton of really great ideas on Pinterest if you haven't looked there yet. Are you wanting to be more family friendly or a little more spooky. I do have a few halloween friends who have done some witch stuff and could share their videos for inspiration :)
In the 80's there was no haloween in the Vally, all the house were dead. All the good haunts of the 70's had shut down due to bad halloween press. Mid 80's the Hallowed haunt on Babcock in Studio City. Dr Zenawats on Mound View in Studio City , followed by Freekling brothers in Van nuys and Griswalds Cemetery in Van Nuys. ..and BONNY ISLAND. Those haunts really gave the valley the shott it needed. After that it seemed every year a new Haunt showed up, bigger, better and then giving rise to more haunts. and now in 2020 this amazing yearly display of haunts all over California. All in some small way oweing their origins to those brave spooks at hallowed Haunting ground and Dr Zenawats.
I'm nobody in a position to critique anything like this & maybe it's the theme itself that lends itself to a lot of blank space, but there's kind of a lot of blank space.😕
We are subscribed! Hello from the Distortions crew! Best wishes on your channel.
Darren did phenomenal at capturing the creepy old west. Thanks for the tour guys. I am on the lookout for more pallets.
gaffster787 thank you so much!!
Awesome tour! He did such a great job. Obviously, I am biased but western haunts are the best! Love that rock wall no the front.
Thanks Buddy!! Hope you and the family are doing well :)
Great haunt, thanks again for another fun walkthrough. I like the use of pallets and the recycled wood gives this town a great old west look.
that is so cool!!
thank you for
sharing this with
us. God bless
Your western town was so memorable. I watched that series so much. It's nice to see someone take the ideas and run with them. He did a great job on Haydenville. I still go back and watch many of those old haunts you all did. They are still so professional and amazing. Great video!
Another great video and great set up thanks for sharing.💀💀 Stay CREEPY
🤣🤣🤣 at the ending. You two are so fun. This haunt is amazing. High five for Haydenville Haunter, and you guys for uploading Halloween vids in April!
Goofy and cheezy parents...poor Harrison. 🤣
That canyon wall is off the chain, I'd leave it up forever!
It really turned out well!
Ahhhhhh, this brought back SO MANY memories from the Western Town that I copied from you guys.
Nice job on Haydenville.
I LOVE this haunt! So cool Thanks to Haydenville Haunter for all your hard work!
Lots of very good ideas in the scene. He did great on the wagon wheel. Real convincing. He uses gorilla glue sticks to make spider webs... hmmm... that's how I keep my hairdo in place. With everyone stuck at home, it's a good time to work on things you might show this year!
Chris and Jeana, Haydenville Haunters can thank you for a new subscriber! This is great! You guys inspire so many and watching this you can really tell!!
All those pallet walls -- I feel like I'm going to get splinters just watching the video! :-)
Damn it really was like a trip down memory lane... It does resemble the original so much!!!!
He really took the inspiration and made it his own though!!!!
I like how his is a bit of a maze
Great video and awesome haunt
always ask ur retailers if they have any damaged display skeletons in the back. They're great for for bone parts!👌
LOOKS AMAZING
Im from the UK so we never get any haunts or things like this, its still brilliant to watch though guys 👍👍 everytime i watch one it makes me think about doing my own 🤣
This is great. Haunted old west!!!!
Love the old west! but not as many skulls as in the Crypt Chamber.
With all do respect, my Hollywood hunters is my choice for the ghost town. The team did an awesome job
great job!!! Darren Talmadge
it'd be cool to have to have tumbleweed on a string that blows accross between timed (crate covered) fans if possible. Probably not possible , but i love tumbleweed!
Tumbleweeds are great!!
We plan on building a water tower for our farm as a cool feature
That's great! you going to fill it with skulls like we did? 🤣
@@HollywoodHaunter lol I'm gonna make some scaffolding so my goats can climb on it.
I'm for any theme besides the overused Clown and Slaughterhouse themes! Also, that ending was LOLZ! 💀: "...I've always had those chips"!😂 u guys are soo great!👍
I used to live in Los Angeles for a really long time but I moved to New Orleans 2 years ago but I'm so sad I didn't know about you guys when I lived in L.A.! But love watching your videos!!!
Very cool
Whew..the " yeah" in this video is alottttt
OMG I LOVE IT😍
If you are making foam tombstones what would you coat them in?
Some options are the Monster Mud (Drywall mud & Paint), Flexbond mortar & paint, drylok & paint, driveway sealer & paint, if you don't mind spending a little more you could always purchase a foam coat, or a styro safe resin to hard coat before paint. There are so many methods you can do it really just depends on how much you want to spend and what medieum your comfortable working with.
Great job!! Where do you store all of your facades and everything? That is so much stuff.
Anywhere and everywhere. 🤣
Awesome, sad I missed it. I hope MSS doesn't get canceled!
I have a tip for the flame effect light bulbs, surprisingly Walmart has a few different varieties for like $5-7 a piece and they actually look fantastic. I got like 10 of them and have had one on my back porch and turned on for the last 6 months and it's still going strong.
*EDIT* I forgot to mention that they are Great Value brand!
Hey thanks for letting us know. That is super cool I'm going to let Jeana know, see if we can get some.
@@HollywoodHaunter Awesome, let me know how it goes! Also, I super appreciate how you guys interact with all of your peeps. Thanks for being awesome!
Hi! I just started watching your channel! You guys are amazing and so talented! I have always loved Halloween and want to make my own decorations but have no experience whatsoever. I have two big lawns and a big driveway. I was thinking of doing a witch and cauldron scene in front of my garage door to start. Do you have any input on where someone new like me should start and still get a cool ambiance? Cheers!
Hi! So awesome you have so much space. I would definitely start small and detailed and then add items throughout the year. There are a ton of really great ideas on Pinterest if you haven't looked there yet. Are you wanting to be more family friendly or a little more spooky. I do have a few halloween friends who have done some witch stuff and could share their videos for inspiration :)
AWESOME
In the 80's there was no haloween in the Vally, all the house were dead. All the good haunts of the 70's had shut down due to bad halloween press. Mid 80's the Hallowed haunt on Babcock in Studio City. Dr Zenawats on Mound View in Studio City , followed by Freekling brothers in Van nuys and Griswalds Cemetery in Van Nuys. ..and BONNY ISLAND. Those haunts really gave the valley the shott it needed. After that it seemed every year a new Haunt showed up, bigger, better and then giving rise to more haunts. and now in 2020 this amazing yearly display of haunts all over California. All in some small way oweing their origins to those brave spooks at hallowed Haunting ground and Dr Zenawats.
That's so neat about the history of haunts, thank you!
how did you get all this wood. that is what she said
Need help finding groups in Virginia that loves Halloween and home haunts!
Hi! If you are on Facebook there is a Haunter group called Haunters Hangout. You should definitely join and you will find haunters close to you.
Where is this house?
Moreno Valley CA
Hollywood Haunter Thanks!
How does he keep those walk through facades and walls up?
Cool vlog channel on TH-cam
HI HOLLYWOOD HAUNTER DO YOU HAVE YOUR OWN HAUNT WALK THOUTH HAVE ANYTHING FOR SELL THANKS RYAN
Hi ryan at this time we don't have a haunt walkthrough but we will make another one again some day.
Oct 24 I have a maze I’m doing
We can tell for sure who Harrison's daddy is... but are you sure you are his mamma? ;-)
3rd!!!!
#1
I'm nobody in a position to critique anything like this & maybe it's the theme itself that lends itself to a lot of blank space, but there's kind of a lot of blank space.😕
Not much to it and not scary.