You are the Bob Ross of DIY horror props

You and your videos are why my home depot is all out of loctite foam.

"That's not a problem, that's a bicep." Words of wisdom to live by.

Fantastic, you make my list longer n longer. But the ideas are wonderful.

That was so much fun and the commentary was priceless, always test a new colour paint on the crotch.. I'm in stitches here. The idea of building the corpse then retrieving the skeleton for further use is a money saving game changer.

There are many channels that I and millions watch on how to make awesome stuff out of "garbage". While I completely understand and appreciate giving us a complete list of matertials used please, in the future dont leave out the "garbage" you use. I think i speak gor many when I say We recognize and value those sort of tips and love what you and your team do!

I didn't feel any Halloween vibes this year till I started watching your videos. Thank you!!👍👍

Mr Allen you are a true master of your craft well done sir. Also by the way when I was a kid I would get Mad magazine as well I loved it lol. Keep doing what you do you are truly amazing

"This way, it really feels like you're skinning a person" Only Allen !!!😅

How is it possible you keep getting better and better?!

Just wanted to stop by and say...Thank you! Evey time I watch your videos, new and old I get inspired and renewed on my love for Halloween prop making!

I ❤️ this tutorial! Another outstanding job as always Mr. Hopps.

Great results even if you thought you could do better with the afterthoughts, it is very effective. At first I thought you were sacrificing a skeleton for this. Great job having both. Symmetry isn't so important on a rotting corpse. They get droopy or out of symmetry. Good work.

Thanks for all the inspiration! Hope you have a great Spooky Season! Love to you and your family 🎃

I so enjoy watching you create a creature out of junk.❤

I'm a horror buff and make a lot of props as decor, your account and projects are like a haven to me

You Allen, are a genious. How you come up with these new ideas is a mystery. Do you ever sleep, or do you lay awake at night just thinking of new things to do? Not only are your ideas fantastic, your trial of so many different products is so helpful for us all. I have learned so much from you, and that corpse is sooo good! Well done.

Amazing work Allen! Thanks for the inspiration as always!

I do Haunted Houses every year for the Grandkids and Neighbors and every year I say I'm tired and don't feel like putting in all the work... BUT THEN I see your videos and start planning and getting ideas and that's all she wrote...lol Truly inspirational Thanks...

This corpse is awesome! Thanks, as always ❤

Wow! This is so cool! 💀👻

Pure Awesomeness🤘🤘🤘🤘

What a fantastic prop!!! Gives me hope. Another inspiration to us novice haunters.

I have learned so very much from you. I so appreciate you sharing your experience and knowledge with us. My haunted trail has benefited greatly from your guidance and experience. Thank you so very much!!

You Sir the Loctite King! Another great KZfaq Wednesday!

Awesome video as always Allan happy little monsters

Brilliant and 100% creative

Budget friendly. Love it Allen.

That turned out pretty great imo! Btw I replied on your werewolf bud, hope you can make that as well! Ty!

Brilliant! Just..outstanding..can't wait to make my own!

Ooh shrink wrapped skeleton on the menu lol. I love satin brick used it for lots of projects but that vinyl paint in intriguing

The guy hanging in the dungeon in Monty Python Holy Grail clapping along with the Camelot song! He turned out awesome!

I love how you ragged out his clothes! Looked great!!❤

Was watching an older video. In it you mentioned forging or casting a monster chess set but said it would take you a couple years. Curious if you ever made it? Love all your videos and always am anxiously waiting for the youtube Wednesday videos to drop. Happy October everyone involved!

I did something similar to one of these skeletons. I used black pallet wrap plastic. I stained my skeleton with wood stain first, just to give it that rotted copse look. Me being me, I had to animated it with pneumatics and stick it in a wooden box. Like you, I bought the pallet wrap for another project. I used it to wrap a bunch of those 275 gallon IBCs for rain water. It was cheaper than painting them. It keeps the light out. That same wire I use in the spray foam arms like you made for those trees, way back when you had your neck surgery. I really like this technique too. Those air sacks they use in shipping would work to fill some space.

That looks incredibly good (for a corpse) 👍

Looks Awesome!!!! 👍👍

I dunno why, but when you said hanging in a dungeon guy, a scene from MP Holy Grail flashed across my inner eyes of the guy in the dungeon clapping his feet 😆 This is a most excellent video 😊

Huge fan and I gotta say that this is one of the best ways I have ever seen ya make a prop while keeping cost down....damn good job man 👏👏👏

I always get the eye roll look when I save raw materials from the garbage!

I could see doing a milk jug skull, where you form a gallon jug to the skull with a heat gun, and then do the plastic wrap over that, so you can have facial bones poking through.

Awesome work as always.

I love watching all your videos. I'm even watching the ones with you having short hair .great stuff

Amazing! Thanks for showing how you make it, such great ideas, and I like how you figured out how many you could make between the wire and plastic 👍🤯

That was so cool. Thank you. I make stuff, you give me confidence to try things I would never thought I could 😊

I love the face. It reminds me of EVIL DEAD! So awesome

Ooh, this has given me some ideas for skinned corpses

This really cool and will be my next project. My wife and I just finished making two Spooky Trees from your prior video and they look great. I think your channel is fantastic and everything is well explained. Also, I thought the Dallas Observer had a great write-up of you today!!!

Allen, I really enjoy your videos. You make me look very professional every Halloween!! But Allen i just cant believe you had a can of loctite around from 2021🤔 😂Just kidding, i just know you make everything out of it and have taught me a ton!

You're a mad genius

Super cool!!!

So amazing u got me thinking good now😂 thank u so much. amazing work keep it up love ur work ❤ ur the best

Love watching.. your awesome 👌 👏 👍

You are so awesome!

That was awesome . Im gonna give this a try . I want to make one pop out of a garbage can to try and scare the bears off .

LOVE IT !

Thank you!!!

Great video!

I agree heavily with that hand statement

I'd love to spend about a week or 2 in that workshop. It'd be life changing education

wow, that's a bit different......great build as always.......thanks' for uploading.

Love it ! He’s so damn cool . I saw in another video you explained why loctite is the best to use to manipulate and shape , here in Australia they don’t have loctite 😢 what are the key ingredients I should look for ? Thank you so much Allen , another awesome video

Allen! Gremlin class. Lets do it!

That is something I definitely have to try most beautiful.

Your the best everything you make.

Fantastic!

That looks awesomely creepy! I love it! ❤

He’s awesome 👍.

“If you’re going to test it. Test it on the crotch.” That’s my philosophy for testing everything.

that's great at first i was like huh ? but the finished project looks Awesome and cheap as well which makes it even better HFL!!

Saw this guy Saturday @ Dark Hour. I was like whoa I just saw him make this one!

In old days they did similar things to real people. That reminds me of the great Shel Silverstein carton of two prisoners. Look it up and know Shel was the greatest all around super dude artist off all time

Love it

Would you ever consider making a skelly horse? I built an old fashioned hearse and will eventually need a horse for him. Any tips or tricks would be so cool! By the way, you are just a bundle of awesomeness! 💕

You make it look so easy. 👍🏻👍🏻💀💀

Awesome!!!!

I save the Try Me buttons too!!! I've never used one that I've kept! Have you ever ended up using one?

Man o man! o man! This old man seen better days the po fella!! 😊 this is amazing!! And how you made ragged clothes with the heat gun is pur genius!! Who would have thunk it😮😮 Aurora model company called and said thanks tonyou, they are getting back in the kit business😉😉 is that the gardening liner you used for the clothes?? Thanks for another neato Frito Bandito goody, haunt Honcho 😀😀👍👍

Very epic!

Best new tip: "If you're going to test new spray paint, always test it on the crotch." 😆👍🏻

This is great

Not gonna lie, I was scared about this one. Came out cool in the end!

The whole loctite spray idea is just awesome! It's so versatile! You are a creative genius sir! Oh, and which spray is it again? There are multiple, right?

What about pipe insulation or swim noodles for the wire, or to bulk him up a bit?

Looks like a deadite!

Nice job! What is the black material you cut and aged with heat gun and dressed the corpse in? Thanks for sharing all your great ideas.

If you cosplay as Giselle Gewelle from bleach, this would be an awesome way to make a Zombie Toshiro to up your costume.

do you have to spend a fortune on a spray gun..ive looked around, but really dont know what im looking for haha. Plus I dont want to invest a bunch. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS by the way.. they are amazing !! Thanks for sharing with us !

Hey man your channels great. I have learned a lot from you already. Thank you. I’ve already made 2 foam pumpkins and my next project I’m doing a giant spider. I was wondering if I made the legs out of locktite foam. Whats the best way to connect them to the body? Keep in mind it’s legs will be quite big cuz the body will be attached to an umbrella tree and the legs I want to come down the sides of the tree.

Hey boss, i have a question if you happen to see this. If i was to use locktite foam on a Styrofoam head say like the kind you get at Sally's. Would you spray it with watter to help bond or no water as it may keep it from bonding? I am making a static witches head for a culdrean creep. Thanks in advanced!

I have been into making Haunted Houses from before I was even a pre teen. I am getting old enough now to start thinking about my death. I want to do some kind of jump scare as part of my grave but have not come up with anything yet. Have you come to this point yet? Any Ideas?

Could you do one out of Great stuff?

What was the clothes made out of. What kind of hair and where do you buy it?

you should ask locktight to sponsor an build episode

The spray paint doesn’t eat the foam?

What fabric were you using the heat gun on to make it practically melt and disintegrate like that?

Imagine my heartbreak when I discovered, in the midst of creating a hairy corpse, that I am allergic to wool. Any recommendations for wool alternatives? (Sure, I can do cotton but that’s so very boring.)

Hi Mr./Mrs. Beast, I am making a One-eyed Willy Pirate. I have finished everything except sculpting the cycloptic skull abnormality under the eye patch. I bought a $30.00 Walmart skeleton, removed the initial black paint with acetone, and sanded it lightly with 000 steel wool. I bought some of the suggested spray Loctite foam for doors and windows, some white cement, hot glue and the heat gun you suggested I buy from Harbor Freight. This prop needs to go outside and it rains here a lot. Can you give me some advice please? I also have to corpse the fingers/hands. The fingers are round with fingernail detail on the tips and very dark.

Bet he makes a killer during Halloween

Exactly before reading these comments i was thinking vhis voice..etc this dud is like the BOB ROSS OF HORROR.. NEXT EPISODE YOU SHOULD INCORPORATE SOME OF BOB WHITE SAYINGS.... LIKE FOR THOSE EYES USE THE TITANIUM WHITE ...THATS WHATS I WAS THINKING BLOLOOKS GREAT