We caught up with Scott Bibus from FrightProps at TransWorld's Halloween & Attractions Show. The company is rolling out a new line of controllers for the 2026 season that maintain the same reliability operators expect from Fright Props but now include a web interface, allowing users to access controllers remotely from any web-enabled device to adjust audio, change settings, and alter programming without being on-site.
Fright Props also had its full lineup of Gantom lighting on display. The Nano Spots are compact accent lights starting at $12.99, designed for tight spaces. The Precision Z Spots and Floods are IP68-rated fixtures built for indoor and outdoor use, with a machined aluminum chassis and over 50,000 hours of lamp life, priced at $94.99. The Precision Alpha is an ultra-compact LED pinspot that replaces traditional PAR16 "Birdie" fixtures at a fraction of the size and power draw, and ships with gel filter packs for custom color mixing, priced at $97.99. All three lines run on a low-voltage 12VDC input with internal constant-current drivers for consistent output.