Video Tag
Every video tagged “2014” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
111 videos
This short video presents the creator's personal speculation about what Spirit Halloween's 2014 seasonal store theme might be, guessing a subway station concept. The creator acknowledges upfront that this was purely their own idea and that the real theme turned out to be an attic. It serves more as a fun community discussion piece than an informational guide.
A brief in-store walkthrough of a Dollar Tree location showcasing newly stocked Halloween props and decorations for the 2014 season. The creator highlights a handful of fresh arrivals that caught their attention. It's a quick snapshot of what budget-conscious Halloween shoppers could find on the shelves that year.
This video speculates on whether a Medusa-themed life-size prop, possibly manufactured by Gemmy, was slated to appear at Spirit Halloween stores for the 2014 season. The creator treats the content as potentially spoiler-worthy, suggesting the information may have come from early or leaked retail listings. It offers an early look at what could be a notable animated or decorative figure for that year's Spirit Halloween lineup.
This short video speculates on whether Spirit Halloween's 2014 season might center around a doll theme. The creator teases possible spoilers, suggesting some early evidence or insider hints prompted the theory. At under a minute, it reads more as a quick community discussion prompt than an in-depth analysis.
This short video showcases a Beetlejuice-themed animated Halloween prop available at Party City for the 2014 season. The clip appears to be a quick look at the prop in a retail setting, highlighting its character design and motion features. It offers a glimpse at officially licensed animated Halloween merchandise from that era.
A quick showcase of the Lemax Spooky Town lineup available at Michaels stores for Halloween 2014. The video gives viewers an overview of that season's collectible miniature village pieces. Viewers are directed to the creator's in-store walkthrough videos for a closer look at individual items.
This short video reveals the three official themed collections Spirit Halloween planned for their 2014 store season. The three announced themes are The Ruins, Last Chance Gas, and Haunted Attic. The video is presented as a spoiler preview for fans eager to know what décor and prop directions the chain would take that year.
This video documents the first day of building a Jeff the Killer prop, focusing on constructing roughly half of the character's iconic face. The creator walks viewers through the early-stage forming process for this creepypasta-inspired haunt prop. It serves as part one of what appears to be a multi-day build series.
This episode of the 'Which Prop Is Better?' series pits two Halloween props against each other and invites viewers to cast their vote in the comments. The focus appears to be on animated, life-size monster props, likely from Spirit Halloween. It is part of an ongoing seasonal series designed to engage the haunting community in friendly prop debates.
This episode of the recurring 'Which Prop Is Better?' series pits two Halloween props head-to-head for viewer judgment. Featuring animated, life-size monster props — likely from Spirit Halloween — the host invites the audience to cast their vote in the comments. It is part of a broader Season 2 lineup of comparison videos from the Haunt Former channel. The format is community-driven, letting fans weigh in on which prop deserves a spot in a haunt or yard display.
This episode kicks off the second season of a recurring prop comparison series, pitting Halloween animated props against each other for viewers to judge. The focus appears to be on life-size monster figures, likely sourced from Spirit Halloween or similar retailers. Viewers are encouraged to cast their vote in the comments, making it a community-driven format.
This episode of the 'Which Prop Is Better?' series pits two Halloween props against each other for viewers to judge. The format appears to showcase animated, life-size monster props — likely from Spirit Halloween or similar retailers. Viewers are encouraged to cast their vote in the comments, making it a community-driven comparison segment. It is part of a recurring 2014 season series from the Haunt Former channel.
This short video speculates on whether Spirit Halloween's 2014 seasonal theme might center around pumpkins. The creator teases possible details about the retailer's upcoming merchandise or store aesthetic, framing it as potential spoiler content. Given the minimal runtime and speculative nature, the video appears to be a brief discussion or reaction piece rather than a full walkthrough or tutorial.
A short teaser clip announcing the upcoming arrival of Halloween merchandise at Walmart as the back-to-school season wraps up. The video captures the excitement of the seasonal retail transition for Halloween enthusiasts. At just one minute, it serves more as a lighthearted preview than an in-depth product showcase.
This is the third installment of a multi-part walkthrough of Michaels' 2014 Halloween seasonal merchandise. The creator browses the store's holiday offerings and highlights a standout find: a metal chain with a hook. It serves as a quick shopping guide for haunters and Halloween decorators scouting retail sources for props and décor.
This episode of the 'Which Prop Is Better?' series pits two Halloween props against each other and invites viewers to vote for their favorite in the comments. The format appears to feature animated, life-size monster props, likely sourced from Spirit Halloween. It is part of a recurring seasonal series, with this installment being the ninth episode of Season 2 from 2014.
This episode pits two Halloween props against each other in a head-to-head comparison format, inviting viewers to cast their vote in the comments. The video appears to feature animated, life-size monster props likely sourced from Spirit Halloween. It is part of an ongoing series dedicated to crowning the best Halloween prop each episode.
A short unboxing and first-look review of the Morbid Enterprises 2014 Halloween product catalog. The host walks viewers through the catalog's contents, giving a sense of what props and decorations the company is offering for the season. It serves as a useful preview for haunters and decorators scouting new products before purchasing.
A brief look at what may be upcoming zombie baby props potentially headed to Spirit Halloween for the 2014 season. The creator spotted these creepy infant-themed items via a Halloween retailer's social media presence and shares them with viewers. At under a minute long, this is a quick preview rather than a detailed review or build.
This short video continues a multi-part tour of Dollar Tree's 2014 Halloween prop selection, highlighting items not covered in the first installment. The creator walks viewers through newly spotted budget-friendly decorations available at the dollar store that season. It serves as a quick scouting report for haunters and decorators looking to stretch their Halloween budget.
This episode of 'Which Prop Is Better?' pits two Halloween props against each other for viewer judgment. The format invites the audience to weigh in via comments, making it a community-driven comparison series. Based on the creator tags, the featured props appear to be animated, life-size monster figures likely sourced from Spirit Halloween. The video is part of a ongoing 2014 season of head-to-head prop matchups.
This episode pits two Halloween props head-to-head in a viewer-voted showdown. The host showcases a pair of animated, life-size monster props — likely from Spirit Halloween's 2014 lineup — and invites the audience to weigh in via the comments. It is part of an ongoing series dedicated to crowning the best seasonal props each episode.
PHOBIAS is a Halloween haunted attraction produced by Haunt Former for 2014, located in Seminole, Florida. This short promotional video invites viewers to face their deepest fears through a phobia-themed haunt experience. The clip serves as a marketing piece designed to drive attendance to the live event.
This episode of the 'Which Prop Is Better?' series pits two Halloween props against each other for viewers to judge. The format appears to be a head-to-head comparison of animated or life-size monster props, likely from Spirit Halloween or similar retailers. Viewers are encouraged to cast their vote in the comments, making it an interactive community experience.
