Video Tag
Every video tagged “annual event” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
5 videos
This short video serves as a promotional kick-off trailer for Haunt Former's annual HauntTober Halloween marathon — a month-long content event running through October 2020. It invites viewers to get into the Halloween spirit and points them toward the channel's various content playlists, including prop builds, prop reviews, haunt stories, and live streams. The clip functions as a hype reel and channel directory rather than a standalone tutorial or walkthrough. Multiple sponsors and music contributors are credited, reflecting the channel's established presence in the Halloween community.
This short clip captures highlights from the 2nd annual Krampus parade held in San Antonio's historic King Williams District. Participants dressed in elaborate Krampus costumes and cosplay filled the downtown streets in a festive dark-holiday celebration. The event reflects the growing popularity of Krampuslauf-style parades in the United States.
The San Antonio Zombie Walk is making its comeback after a three-year hiatus, returning to Travis Park downtown on October 19th. Participants dress as zombies, monsters, ghouls, or any creature of their choosing, then parade together at 7 PM toward the Alamo at Alamo Plaza. The event wraps up with a large Halloween party celebration, making it a full night of community horror fun.
This video offers fan-driven speculation about what mazes and experiences Universal's Halloween Horror Nights 2018 might have in store. The host shares theories and predictions ahead of the official lineup announcement, engaging the haunt-enthusiast community in anticipatory discussion. It functions as a conversation starter rather than a review or walkthrough, leaning into the excitement of the unknown.
This video covers the fifth annual Haunted Trail at LA Youth Camp in St. Clairsville, Ohio, a seasonal outdoor attraction running Friday and Saturday nights through Halloween. The trail winds through themed scenes including an abandoned mine and an Indian warrior's stone, creating an immersive outdoor horror experience. It appears to be a community-oriented event with modest ticket pricing and age guidelines for younger visitors.
