Then there is the pet.
Pets do not understand Halloween. They understand the door keeps opening and someone put a costume on them. That gap is the most shared thing anyone posts all October.
See the pets pageFrequently asked questions
The short version of how this works, what it costs, and how to do it yourself.
How do you project a Halloween video onto a window?
Hang a white sheer curtain across the window on the inside, point a projector at the back of the fabric from inside the room, and turn off the other lights. The projection glows through the curtain so the street sees it, and the projector itself stays hidden.
Do the loops cost anything?
No. Every loop on this site is free to download and use for your own display. There is no subscription and no licence fee.
What gear do I actually need?
A projector, a white sheer curtain or thin sheet, and something to play the file on a loop — a laptop is fine. Fog and sound are optional extras that make the street stop walking.
How bright does the projector need to be?
Brighter than you would think, because your projection competes with porch lights and streetlamps. Brightness matters more than resolution: a bright 1080p projector beats a dim 4K one for this.
Can I make my own videos like these with AI?
Yes, and no subscription is needed. Each build page shows the exact prompt used plus a reusable template. Ask Claude or ChatGPT to write the prompt, paste it into a text-to-video tool, and loop the result through your projector.
How often is a new build published?
Every night. A new theme, a new looping video, the prompt behind it and the matching shopping list, posted here and to our social channels.