Creepy Crawlies 2

If you’ve ever wanted to trigger instant goosebumps and spine-tingling reactions, the “Snakes” segment from Creepy Crawlies 2 is your perfect weapon. This unsettling set of animations unleashes a writhing horde of serpents that slither out of wall cracks and TV screens in disturbingly realistic fashion. Whether projected on walls, played through a window display, or broadcast on your living room television, the snakes’ lifelike motion and unsettling sound effects are guaranteed to leave an impression—especially on ophidiophobes.

There are four total variations in this snake-themed mini-set: two for TV and window displays (“Snakes Hole” and “Snakes Swarm”) and two designed specifically for wall projection. The animations vary in pacing and density—“Hole” focuses on a few bold serpents emerging from a central crack, while “Swarm” unleashes a mass of snakes slinking across the screen. The wall versions give the illusion that the creatures are pouring out onto your actual surfaces, making this an excellent choice for decorating hallways, corners, or feature walls in a haunt.

AtmosFX uses photo-realistic animation and subtle lighting effects to bring the snakes to life, with smooth, natural movement that stands out especially well on textured walls or with proper lighting contrast. The wall versions in particular feel like something crawling right out of your drywall—especially when combined with atmospheric lighting and unsettling hissing audio. While these clips are short, their loopability and focused scare factor make them ideal accents within a larger projection sequence or as an immersive moment in a walkthrough.

Snakes from Creepy Crawlies 2 is not for the squeamish—and that’s exactly the point. This set doesn’t try to be funny or lighthearted. Instead, it taps directly into primal fears and turns your everyday home surfaces into a slithering nightmare. Perfect for haunted houses, party jump scares, or that one horrifying hallway you want guests to run past, the “Snakes” projection is a skin-crawling highlight that proves sometimes, the simplest phobias are the most effective.

Nothing says “unwelcome infestation” quite like a swarm of rats—and AtmosFX’s “Rats” segment from Creepy Crawlies 2 captures that revolting energy with disgusting precision. This collection of scenes showcases a frantic mass of rodents scurrying from cracks in walls and across surfaces, triggering an instinctive “ick” reaction that makes it an incredibly effective digital scare. Whether projected on walls, windows, or played on a TV screen, this clip delivers maximum squirm-factor with minimal setup.

There are four variations in this set, giving haunters some flexibility in how they deploy their rodent invasion. “Rats Hole” focuses on rats emerging in groups from a dark, crumbling opening, while “Rats Skitter Across” has them darting frantically across the frame in chaotic, unpredictable patterns. The wall versions are especially unsettling, giving the illusion that these disease-ridden pests are racing along your actual surfaces—ideal for narrow hallways, doorways, or anywhere guests are forced to walk close to the action.

The animation here is subtle but effective, favoring realism over exaggeration. The rats are detailed and move with jittery, nervous energy that feels authentic, and when combined with just the right audio—a mix of tiny squeaks, claws on hard surfaces, and the occasional scuffle—it’s hard not to tense up while watching. The short runtimes loop well and don’t overstay their welcome, allowing decorators to use them as ambient creep or timed jump scares.

Overall, “Rats” is a deeply unsettling part of the Creepy Crawlies 2 lineup. It’s not flashy or theatrical—it’s grounded in pure discomfort. And that’s exactly why it works. If you’re building a haunt with a sewer, butcher shop, asylum, or decaying building theme, these clips are a must-have. Few things get under the skin faster than a surprise rodent stampede—and with this projection, you won’t even need real traps to get the screams.

Of all the creepy crawlies that make skin crawl, cockroaches are in a league of their own—and AtmosFX leans into that fear full force with the “Cockroaches” segment from Creepy Crawlies 2. This collection turns your surfaces into infested nightmares as waves of roaches pour out from dark cracks and scatter across floors, walls, and screens. The result? A projection that induces instant discomfort and a visceral “get-it-off-me” reaction from guests. It’s unsettling, believable, and absolutely perfect for turning your haunt into a place no one wants to linger.

With six total variations—split between TV/window and wall projections—this segment gives decorators flexibility to customize the level and direction of the infestation. “Cockroaches Creeping” features small, steady movements that are ideal for background horror, while “Cockroaches Swarm” escalates into a full-blown insect flood. “Cockroaches Hole” adds the gross-out factor of roaches erupting from a crumbling crack in the wall. When projected in the right spot—especially along baseboards, kitchen counters, or behind props—the illusion is disturbingly convincing.

AtmosFX nails the animation and sound design, capturing the jittery, skittering motion of cockroaches in a way that feels almost too real. The high frame rate, scattered movement patterns, and slight randomness in their directionality create the sense that these aren’t digital effects—they’re in your house. Paired with optional sound effects (which include the faint sound of legs tapping surfaces and a dry rustling), the result can make even hardened Halloween veterans recoil.

The “Cockroaches” segment is not flashy, musical, or theatrical—and that’s exactly why it works so well. This is pure psychological horror, built around one of the most primal disgust triggers we all share. Whether you’re adding subtle ambiance to your haunt or staging a timed jump scare in a fake bathroom or derelict kitchen setup, these projections deliver maximum squirm with minimal effort. Be warned: once these roaches appear, your guests may not stick around long.

If you’re aiming for raw, squirm-inducing terror this Halloween, the “Tarantulas” segment from Creepy Crawlies 2 may be the most terrifying clip in the collection. With giant, hairy spiders emerging from holes, creeping along walls, and erupting in full-blown swarms, this set is specifically designed to trigger arachnophobia—and it does so with eight-legged precision. The lifelike animation and motion paths make it one of AtmosFX’s most effective jump-scare tools, especially when projected low to the ground or in dim corners.

The set includes six variations, split between TV/window formats and wall projections. “Tarantulas Creeping” offers a slower, more methodical horror—perfect for suspense—while “Tarantulas Swarm” is pure panic fuel, unleashing a flood of spiders that seem to explode out of cracks. “Tarantulas Hole” provides that uncomfortable buildup, as they emerge in small numbers before accelerating into an unnerving cluster. Each version is short and loopable, ideal for layering with other projections or setting up a zone in your haunt no one will want to walk through.

What sets this segment apart is how well it combines realistic spider behavior with subtle environmental blending. The spiders move naturally, legs twitching and bodies pulsing as they crawl over digital surfaces, creating the illusion that they’re interacting with your actual wall or floor. When paired with an ambient hissing or skittering soundscape, the effect is incredibly convincing—and deeply uncomfortable to watch for more than a few seconds.

“Tarantulas” is the ultimate scare piece in the Creepy Crawlies 2 arsenal. It doesn’t need blood, dialogue, or theatrics—just pure, predatory motion and excellent animation. Whether you're decking out a haunted hallway, building a fear-based maze, or looking for a last-minute jump scare station that’s easy to set up and hard to forget, these spiders bring the panic. Just be ready for guests to scream, freeze—or nope out entirely.