Video Tag
Every video tagged “2022 horror” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
7 videos
This video is a review of Jeepers Creepers: Reborn (2022), a horror film entry in the long-running Jeepers Creepers franchise. The hosts from Slash 'N Cast share their opinions and reactions to the movie. As a film review rather than a Halloween how-to or haunt-related tutorial, it falls outside the core Halloween Universe content scope.
This video offers a structured review of Halloween Ends (2022), the conclusion to David Gordon Green's Halloween trilogy, divided into a spoiler-free section and a spoilers section. The reviewer finds the film unexpected and somewhat effective but questions whether it truly feels like a Halloween movie, particularly regarding Michael Myers' reduced presence. The discussion touches on new character Corey and his relationship to the film's central themes, as well as how the finale holds up against fan expectations for a franchise conclusion.
This video is a horror movie review of The Black Phone (2022), a Blumhouse supernatural thriller based on a Joe Hill story. The reviewer examines how a kidnapped boy uses a mysterious disconnected phone to communicate with past victims in order to escape his captor. The review highlights the film's nostalgic tone and classic ghost-story sensibility as standout qualities.
A critical review of Halloween Ends (2022) from the GMHaunts channel, arguing the film falls short of expectations for the franchise. The host breaks down what went wrong with the movie, covering story choices, characters, and overall execution. The review contains spoilers and appears aimed at fans of the Halloween film series who want a detailed breakdown from a Halloween-enthusiast perspective.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly nine-minute opinion piece on the 2022 experimental horror film Skinamarink, wrestling with whether its ultra-slow, analog-horror aesthetic is genuinely terrifying or simply tedious — landing on an answer that suggests it may be both simultaneously. The review appears to explore the film's divisive reputation within horror circles. As a channel rooted in Halloween and haunt culture, Haunt Former brings a practical scare-craft perspective to evaluating what makes the film unsettling.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly 16-minute review of Jordan Peele's 2022 horror film Nope, which follows a brother and sister running a Hollywood horse ranch who suspect a UFO is stalking their land. The reviewer characterizes the film as blending Peele's signature horror sensibility with a Spielbergian sense of wonder and fantasy. The video is part of Haunt Former's ongoing horror movie review series rather than a haunt-building or Halloween DIY production.
This video is a year-end horror film roundup that counts down the five best horror movies of 2021 and previews five most-anticipated horror releases heading into 2022. The host reflects on standout titles from the past year while building excitement for upcoming genre entries. It functions as a casual fan-perspective editorial rather than a haunt-industry or DIY tutorial.
