Video Tag
Every video tagged “anniversary” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
14 videos
A fun, lighthearted short-form clip featuring cosplayers dressed as three iconic horror characters — Michael Myers, Ghostface, and Pennywise — posing together for photos. The video celebrates classic horror fandom with detailed, recognizable costumes representing decades of genre history. It appears to be filmed at a Halloween event or public gathering.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden celebrate their one-year anniversary while reacting to and discussing new trailers and images for the upcoming horror films Jigsaw and IT. The episode also touches on other horror news including updates on Jeepers Creepers 3. As a podcast-style video show, the content is centered on horror movie commentary and fan discussion rather than Halloween DIY or haunt production.
Haunt Former marks a decade on YouTube with a heartfelt thank-you to his horror and Halloween community. The video reflects on ten years of shared passion for all things spooky, celebrating the bond between creator and audience. It also serves as a hub for the channel's wider creative output, including horror fiction, creepypastas, and haunt industry content.
VanOaksProps celebrates five years as a full-time content creator with a one-hour anniversary livestream. The session appears to be a community-focused event rather than a step-by-step tutorial, likely covering reflections on the creator journey and audience Q&A. It offers a rare look at the business and personal side of running a dedicated Halloween and prop-making channel.
VanOaksProps celebrates three years on YouTube with a live-stream that doubles as a post-mortem breakdown of their Haunted Mansion-themed home haunt season. The creator reflects on what worked, what didn't, and shares behind-the-scenes insights into the build process. It's a candid, community-focused conversation rather than a step-by-step tutorial, making it a great watch for fans of the channel and home haunters looking for honest seasonal reflection.
This short review celebrates John Carpenter's 1982 sci-fi horror landmark 'The Thing' as part of the Haunt Former channel's R.I.P. Reviews series. The video marks the film's release anniversary and highlights its status as a classic of both the genre and practical special effects artistry. At just six minutes, it offers a compact appreciation rather than an in-depth critical breakdown.
VanOaksProps marks four years on YouTube with a celebratory livestream for their DIY Halloween prop-making community. The session likely blends Q&A, behind-the-scenes chat, and discussion of past and upcoming projects spanning Halloween and Star Wars prop builds. As a milestone broadcast rather than a structured tutorial, the content is conversational and community-driven. Fans and longtime followers will find it an engaging look at the channel's journey and creative direction.
Haunt Former marks one full year on YouTube with a brief celebratory video thanking their audience for the support. The creator links back to their very first video as a nod to how far the channel has come. It is a short, heartfelt milestone moment rather than a tutorial or build video.
This is a live stream episode from Creative Geekery marking the one-year anniversary of the Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire theatrical release. The host, Matt Daniels, leads a fan-focused retrospective chat about the film and the broader Ghostbusters franchise. At roughly 80 minutes, the session appears to be a casual, community-driven conversation rather than a tutorial or how-to video.
This video from Horror 365 celebrates the 25th season of Field of Screams, a professional haunted attraction. The channel expresses excitement heading into this milestone anniversary year. With no additional metadata or runtime provided, specific details about the content remain limited.
A live-stream event from the Creative Geekery channel celebrating the one-year anniversary of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, broadcast from the iconic Ghostbusters firehouse filming location. The stream brings together fans and makers for a real-world exploration and community experience tied to the beloved franchise. While not strictly a Halloween how-to, the pop-culture and maker focus aligns with the channel's creative, spooky-adjacent content.
Johnny Bronto, host of the HauntScene travel channel, marks the show's 10-year anniversary (2015–2025) with a retrospective look back and a live ask-me-anything session with the community. The episode reflects on a decade of visiting haunted attractions across the United States and beyond, covering milestones, memorable experiences, and the evolution of the haunt-travel format. It offers an inside look at what drives an independent haunt-focused media operation and celebrates the broader haunted attraction industry.
This short clip celebrates six years of HauntScene by showcasing how the channel and its coverage have grown over time. It serves as a highlight reel touching on major theme park Halloween events such as Halloween Horror Nights and Howl-O-Scream. The video is a retrospective rather than a tutorial or walkthrough, offering a glimpse into the breadth of haunt content the channel has produced.
This short clip marks the 10th anniversary of the Hauntcast podcast, with host Baker reflecting on the show's origins and its journey serving the haunting community. At just one minute, it functions as a celebratory open rather than a tutorial or build video. It offers a brief but heartfelt nod to the dedicated audience of home haunters, yard haunters, and professional attraction builders who have followed the show over the decade.
