Video Tag
Every video tagged “2016” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
82 videos
Haunt Former reacts to and discusses a Spirit Halloween sneak peek teaser for the 2016 season. The short video builds anticipation around newly revealed Spirit Halloween products or themes without diving into tutorials or builds. It serves as a community-focused update for Halloween enthusiasts eager to see what Spirit Halloween has in store.
This short promotional trailer teases Haunt Former's 2016 home haunt, built around the fictional Thurston Theater — a 1920s movie house that burned down on Halloween night in 1952 and is said to still be haunted by characters from classic horror films. The trailer uses atmospheric narration and backstory to establish the haunt's immersive theme before visitors arrive. It serves as both a hype piece for returning fans and an introduction for newcomers to the annual home haunt event.
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This short teaser video from the Haunt Former channel announces the arrival of Spirit Halloween's 2016 product lineup. It serves as a brief promotional sneak peek directing viewers to explore hundreds of new Halloween items. The video is part of an ongoing Spirit Halloween preview series on the channel.
A short sneak-peek showcase of a tall chained ghost prop available at Spirit Halloween for the 2016 season. The presenter draws playful comparisons to classic ghost archetypes, noting the figure's ambiguous Victorian or supernatural character. The clip is part of an ongoing Spirit Halloween sneak-peek series on the Haunt Former channel.
This short video marks the final build day of Haunt Former's 2016 home haunt series, offering a preview tour of the completed set just hours before Halloween night. The haunt is themed around the fictional Thurston Theater, a vintage movie house that opened in 1920 and was destroyed by fire in 1952, now allegedly haunted by characters from classic horror films. The video leans heavily on atmospheric storytelling and original lore to establish the setting's identity and mood.
This video is a community-focused vlog from the Halloween Happy channel, spotlighting a visit to or feature on Keen Halloween in Arizona. The creator connects with fellow Halloween enthusiasts and highlights several Halloween-themed creators and small businesses. It serves more as a lifestyle and community piece than a tutorial or build video.
This short video explores speculation about Spirit Halloween's possible upcoming themes for 2016, with the creator theorizing that circus, carnival, and school concepts may be hinted at through subtle clues. A possible new zombie prop is also teased as part of the discussion. The video leans on community collaboration, referencing another YouTuber's channel as part of the theory-building process.
This short teaser trailer promotes a Halloween haunted house called HORROR, located in Seminole, Florida. The attraction is built around a fictional backstory involving the Thurston Theater, a 1920s movie house that supposedly burned down on Halloween night in 1952 and remains haunted by characters from classic horror films. The clip uses atmospheric music, stock footage, and narrative framing to build anticipation for the 2016 event.
This short review spotlights a budget-friendly light-up monster head available at Dollar Tree for just one dollar. The plastic prop features a mummy-style design with glowing red LED eyes, making it an accessible option for haunters on a tight budget. The host gives a quick rundown of the item's appearance and value proposition as part of the ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series.
A brief store walkthrough filmed at a Phantom Fireworks retail location in Daytona, Florida. The creator explores the large selection of fireworks products on display and makes a loose case for fireworks as a fitting complement to any holiday celebration, including Halloween. The video is more of a casual visit than a tutorial or haunt-focused feature.
The Halloween Happy channel hosts an unboxing of handmade Halloween items from Etsy shop 3 Porcupines Design, run by a creator named Melissa. The video offers a close-up look at the pieces and serves as a warm recommendation for the small independent shop. It fits into the channel's broader lifestyle approach to all things Halloween, blending community enthusiasm with product discovery.
This short teaser video from the Haunt Former channel hints that Spirit Halloween's full 2016 product lineup may be revealed within nine days. It serves as a brief anticipation-builder for fans eager to see what the seasonal retailer has in store. No actual products are shown or reviewed — the video is purely a countdown-style announcement.
A casual vlog-style visit to Hobby Lobby and Michaels to check out their early fall and Halloween seasonal merchandise in 2016. The creator shares her excitement as the stores begin stocking autumn décor, giving viewers a first look at what's hitting shelves. It's a lighthearted, enthusiasm-driven shopping tour aimed at fellow Halloween lovers eager for the season to begin.
This short sneak-peek video from Haunt Former showcases a Spirit Halloween 2016 animated prop featuring a haunted shovel and tombstone. The clip is part of an ongoing Spirit Sneak Peeks series highlighting new seasonal releases before they hit store shelves. At just two minutes, it offers a quick first look at the prop's design and movement without an in-depth review.
This indie horror short from Haunt Former is the sequel to 'The Worm People,' continuing the story of parasitic worms hunting down a surviving victim in their bid for world domination. Running just four minutes, the film leans into low-budget creature-horror atmosphere supported by royalty-free Halloween music from several credited composers. It sits within the creator's broader Halloween-focused channel that also covers haunted house builds, prop making, and haunt walkthroughs. The piece serves more as seasonal entertainment content than an instructional resource.
Haunt Former presents a personal wish list of iconic horror movie and game characters that deserve dedicated Halloween prop or decoration treatments but remain absent from mainstream Halloween retail. The video highlights a gap in the market, pointing out that while familiar faces like Freddy Krueger get rubber decorations, many beloved horror icons go unrepresented on store shelves. Viewers are invited to share their own character suggestions in the comments, making it a community-driven conversation about what Halloween merchandise should exist.
Haunt Former offers an early look at Spirit Halloween's Haunted Séance Board, a new prop released for the 2016 season. The short teaser-style video is part of the channel's ongoing Spirit Sneak Peeks 2016 series. It highlights the prop's séance and occult aesthetic for Halloween displays without going into deep technical detail.
The creator takes viewers along on a Halloween supply shopping trip, hunting for materials focused on corpsing techniques and creepy jar projects. The video wraps up with an unbagging segment showcasing the haul. A viewer question is posed at the end, adding a community-engagement element to the vlog format.
A short promotional preview of Halloween Town at Talladega Ranch, a haunted attraction located in Bakersfield, California, filmed during the 2016 Halloween season. The clip is backed by music from Chris Thomas and features editing by Matt Rice. At just one minute, it serves as a quick teaser showcasing the event's atmosphere and scope rather than an in-depth walkthrough.
This short video serves as a promotional announcement for Haunt Former's annual Halloween content marathon, dubbed Haunt-Tober, kicking off October 1, 2016. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween topics including haunted house walkthroughs, prop builds, and product reviews. Sponsors include Morbid Enterprises, Distorted Figures, and Spirit Halloween.
A short reaction and commentary video from the Halloween-focused channel Haunt Former covering the newly released trailer for FOX's 2016 television series based on The Exorcist, unveiled around Comic-Con. The creator shares quick thoughts and invites viewers to weigh in with their own opinions in the comments. At just two minutes, it functions primarily as a conversation starter for horror fans rather than an in-depth review.
This short review covers the Lemax Spooky Town Halloween Countdown piece, a tabletop collectible from the 2016 lineup available at Michaels. The piece features a ghostly trio alongside interchangeable pumpkins designed to count down the days to Halloween. The reviewer presents it as a fun, stylish way to build anticipation for the holiday season.
