Video Tag
Every video tagged “Blumhouse” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
30 videos
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network offers a look at props from the Five Nights at Freddy's film, featured as part of Blumhouse's Behind the Screams showcase. Viewers get an up-close glimpse of the movie-used animatronic and prop pieces brought to life for the FNAF adaptation. With no source description available, specific details remain limited, but the content appears to spotlight the craftsmanship behind the film's iconic characters.
This video is a fan-hosted breakdown of the second trailer for the 2018 Halloween film, highlighting details and Easter eggs viewers may have overlooked. The host walks through the trailer frame by frame, offering commentary and analysis from a horror enthusiast perspective. It is part of the channel's ongoing 'Let's Talk About That' series covering horror film news and discussion.
This video is a trailer breakdown and analysis of the Halloween 2018 film, spotlighting details and easter eggs viewers may have overlooked on first watch. The host walks through footage from the official trailer, offering commentary and speculation on what each moment might mean for the film. Content is presented under a fair use educational disclaimer, with footage owned by Blumhouse, Universal, and Miramax.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast explores rumors and speculation surrounding Gun Media — the studio behind Friday the 13th: The Game — potentially developing a Halloween-themed video game. The hosts discuss the possibility in the context of the renewed mainstream interest in the Halloween franchise around 2018-2019. The video is opinion and rumor-driven rather than a confirmed announcement.
A horror enthusiast reacts to and reviews the official trailer for Halloween Kills (2021), the next chapter in the Michael Myers and Laurie Strode saga. The host shares her excitement for Jamie Lee Curtis's return as the iconic scream queen and highlights the film's Blumhouse backing and original franchise director John Carpenter's involvement in the score. The reaction is enthusiastic and fan-focused, positioning Halloween Kills as the creator's most anticipated horror release of the year.
Philip from the Haunted Attraction Network walks through Chauncey's Imaginary Playhouse, a free immersive horror pop-up on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles produced by Blumhouse and Lionsgate to promote the 2024 film Imaginary. The experience spans six rooms across two floors and runs approximately 20–25 minutes, featuring jump scares, perception-altering audiovisuals, and detailed scene recreations from the movie. The event was open for a limited window in late February through early March 2024.
Slash 'N Cast hosts react to and break down the 'Judith Myers' trailer for the 2018 Halloween film, discussing notable details, easter eggs, and franchise connections. The episode is part of their ongoing horror news and commentary series 'Let's Talk About That.' The crew shares their hype and analysis aimed at fans of the Halloween franchise and slasher genre broadly.
This short video from the Slash 'N Cast horror podcast channel covers a status update on the Halloween Kills trailer, featuring commentary from producer Jason Blum. It appears to be a news-style reaction or discussion segment rather than a hands-on Halloween prop or haunt tutorial. The content is primarily focused on the horror film industry rather than practical Halloween production topics.
This short clip captures the M3GAN-themed Blumhouse scare zone at Halloween Horror Nights 2024, shot by the Haunted Attraction Network. Visitors encounter performers and theming inspired by the hit Blumhouse horror film. The brief runtime suggests a highlight reel or social-media style walkthrough of the zone.
This short clip captures a moment from the Blumhouse: Behind the Screams presentation at Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood, featuring the M3GAN character. It offers a brief behind-the-scenes or live-event glimpse at how the popular horror film property is brought to life at one of the industry's most prominent seasonal theme park events. The Haunted Attraction Network shares this as a quick highlight from the HHN floor.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast covers reported interest from Blumhouse Productions in developing a new Friday the 13th film. The video is commentary-style horror news rather than a Halloween craft, haunt, or tutorial video. At roughly three minutes, it functions more as a quick update for horror fans following the Friday the 13th franchise.
This video is a reaction and breakdown of the international trailer for the 2018 Halloween film, hosted by the Slash 'N Cast crew. The hosts analyze the trailer shot by shot, highlighting details and potential Easter eggs that viewers may have overlooked. The content is aimed at horror fans eager to dissect every clue about the Blumhouse-produced sequel before its release.
This short video covers news and commentary around the potential release delay of Halloween Kills, the Blumhouse sequel in the Halloween franchise. The host discusses producer Jason Blum's public remarks on the situation. At roughly three minutes, it is a quick news-bite rather than a tutorial or build video. Content is focused on horror film industry updates rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production.
This video features a reaction and breakdown of the UK-exclusive heritage trailer for the 2018 Halloween film from Blumhouse. The hosts share their enthusiasm and commentary as they watch the trailer, analyzing key moments and Easter eggs. It is part of the channel's ongoing horror news and discussion series.
This is a reaction and breakdown video responding to a new featurette and trailer for the 2018 Halloween film from Blumhouse and Universal Pictures. The hosts share their excitement and analysis of the footage, discussing what the clips reveal about the upcoming sequel. The content is entertainment-focused horror film commentary rather than a Halloween haunt or DIY tutorial.
This episode of Haunt INFormer is a horror and haunt entertainment news roundup covering a wide range of announcements. Highlights include updates on the upcoming Halloween Kills film, a DHMIS television adaptation, and the Fallout Amazon series. Additional stories touch on new seasons of Creepshow and American Horror Stories, Blumhouse project updates, and novelties in the haunt industry such as drive-in haunted houses gaining popularity in Japan.
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.
Philip from Haunted Attraction Network walks through every major offering at Halloween Horror Nights 2022 at Universal Studios Hollywood, covering all eight haunted mazes, the Terror Tram, multiple scare zones, and the Death Eaters Encounter. The event features a diverse lineup ranging from IP-based experiences like Blumhouse, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, and The Weeknd to original concepts such as Scarecrow: The Reaping and Universal Horror Hotel. This footage is part of the channel's 61-day Hauntathon series, which spotlights a different haunted attraction every day through the Halloween season. The walkthrough offers an on-the-ground look at how Universal blends celebrity and film IP with original horror storytelling across a full theme park footprint.
This short news segment covers rumors and updates surrounding a potential third installment in the Happy Death Day franchise, referencing comments from producer Jason Blum. The video is a brief horror-news discussion rather than a tutorial, walkthrough, or Halloween production content. It originates from a horror-entertainment podcast/commentary channel covering film and gaming news.
Haunt Former delivers a critical review of The Exorcist: Believer (2023), the Blumhouse and Universal continuation of the classic possession franchise. The reviewer draws comparisons to David Gordon Green's recent Halloween trilogy, examining how the film handles its dual-possession premise and whether the storytelling holds up. The 14-minute breakdown offers an opinionated take on pacing and narrative quality in modern legacy horror sequels.
Philip from the Haunted Attraction Network takes viewers through every haunted experience at Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights 2022 — the event's 31st year — covering all 10 haunted houses and 5 scare zones in a single nearly-50-minute walkthrough. The lineup blends major IP houses (Michael Myers, The Weeknd, Blumhouse's Freaky and The Black Phone, Universal Monsters) with original concepts like a 1920s witch speakeasy, a monster prison, and a Latin American Chupacabra fiesta. The video is part of the channel's 61-Day Hauntathon, featuring a different haunted attraction every day from September 1 through October 31, 2022. A tribute store segment rounds out the coverage, giving fans a complete picture of the full HHN 31 experience.
This POV video takes viewers through the Five Nights at Freddy's haunted house at Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood, filmed in 4K. The maze follows the storyline of the 2023 Blumhouse film adaptation, guiding guests through Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria as they encounter iconic characters including Freddy, Chica, Bonnie, Foxy, and Mr. Cupcake. Full-scale character replicas and animatronics were produced in collaboration with Jim Henson's Creature Shop, the same team behind the film's creature effects. Key set pieces include the security room and the showroom stage, faithfully recreating memorable locations from the source material.
Haunt Former reviews M3GAN, the Blumhouse horror film that kicked off 2023, centering on a rogue AI robotic doll and a grieving young girl. The reviewer finds the film an entertaining, self-aware blend of horror and dark humor, while noting it falls short of its full potential. The discussion offers a balanced take, acknowledging both the film's strengths and missed opportunities.
This is a short-form review of Blumhouse's 2020 horror-comedy 'Freaky,' in which a teenage girl swaps bodies with a serial killer known as the Butcher. The Haunt Former channel host shares their take on the film's premise, tone, and Halloween-season appeal. At seven minutes, the review is a quick, casual watch aimed at horror fans deciding whether the film is worth their time.
