Originally Posted by JustJimAZ Chris Baker, Shellhawk and Revenant have agreed that if they can get 250 people to subscribe to Hauntcast for $100 a year they will bring it back. That's a little over $8 a month. You can subscribe on the HauntCast website: http://hauntcast.net/subscribe/ I don't work for HauntCast, of course. I am just one of thousands who enjoyed the show. Many of you were fans of HauntCast, and were sad to see it go. This is a chance for the "hardcore" fanbase to bring ...
As far as haunting goes, SFX makeup is my first love. For decades before I made my first prop, I was experimenting with makeup and prosthetics. I remember well the first time I found a bunch of unopened Imagineering makeup at a yard sale, and the catalogs I subsequently ordered from the address on the box. One of the things I really wanted from Imagineering (but never had the money to buy) was "The Face" - a full faced prosthetic mask that promised to be so thin and flexible it looked ...
Ever look at the wood-graining tool in the paint section and wonder how it worked? Yep, me too. Big surprise it was very easy to use and gives brilliant results: ...
I saw this and I knew someone out there would have a place for it in their haunt! Seems like an interesting make and take idea. Wouldn't it be cool to have a phone ring and when your guests pick it up they get ghostly voices or creepy sounds? Or something really scary like a recording of Judy Garland? I was thinking that this obviously need not be limited to a phone - MP3 players inside old radios or picture frames are obvious, and certainly ...
There are some artists doing amazing things with our beloved and humble foam. They are creating sculptures as intricate and beautiful as any carved in marble. One couple built two life size (20') trees in their new home - complete with roots winding over boulders. I thought you might like to see some of the things being done with this humble yet versatile substance. Foam - it's not just for tombstones anymore! ...
