Video Tag
Every video tagged “channel update” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
37 videos
This short video from Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) is a channel update announcement rather than a makeup tutorial. The creator addresses issues with her existing YouTube channel and directs viewers to subscribe to a new channel. At under two minutes, the content is administrative in nature with no tutorial or demonstration included.
This short video from Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) is a brief channel and social media announcement rather than a makeup tutorial. The creator notifies viewers of an Instagram username swap — her makeup account moved from @creativeboss to @madeyewlook, with @creativeboss becoming her personal account. No makeup techniques or product demonstrations are featured in this upload.
This short video from special effects makeup creator Madeyewlook is not a tutorial or haunt content — it appears to be a brief subscriber notification test addressing a YouTube platform glitch affecting upload alerts. The creator uses the opportunity to direct viewers to her social media accounts and other channel resources. No makeup, props, or Halloween content is demonstrated in this upload.
In this personal channel video, the Halloween Happy creator answers a frequently asked viewer question about what she does for her day job. The video offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the life of a year-round Halloween enthusiast and content creator based in Salem, MA. It functions primarily as a community-focused Q&A rather than a tutorial or craft project.
This vlog-style video from Monster Tutorials is a personal lifestyle and channel update rather than a Halloween build or tutorial. The creator reveals a newly acquired sailboat, walks around and inspects it, and unveils the 2022 Monster Tutorials merchandise line. While the channel is Halloween-focused, the content here is primarily off-topic lifestyle and merch promotion.
In this brief closing video, the creator behind Haunt Former announces their departure from YouTube. It serves as a farewell message to the channel's audience and directs viewers to watch the final upload. No Halloween tutorials, builds, or reviews are featured in this video.
This is a lengthy live stream from the Slash 'N Cast channel discussing the future direction of the channel with its community. The content centers on horror gaming, horror news, and community engagement rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production. Sponsor shoutouts and affiliate codes for horror-adjacent brands are featured prominently in the description.
This is a live discussion stream from the Slash 'N Cast channel focused on the future direction of the show and what's coming next for the community. The session appears to center on audience engagement, channel updates, and conversation around Friday the 13th gaming content. As a talk/community format stream rather than a tutorial or haunt video, it has limited direct Halloween production value.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast is a channel announcement and community update centered around October and Halloween 2020. The creator shares news relevant to the channel's horror-focused audience, touching on upcoming plans for the month. It functions primarily as a housekeeping and engagement video rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
This is a brief personal update video from the Halloween Happy channel explaining why a regularly scheduled Halloween video was not posted that week. The creator addresses her audience directly in a casual, lighthearted tone to keep her community in the loop. No Halloween crafts, décor, or tutorials are featured in this upload.
VanOaks Props hosts a casual livestream to chat with the community about upcoming projects and the future direction of the channel. The session covers planned builds spanning both Halloween props and Star Wars creations. It's a behind-the-scenes look at the creator's roadmap rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
Haunt Former creator Mak Ralston returns with a channel update video covering what's been going on and what's ahead for the channel. The video touches on the broader Haunt Former brand, which spans Halloween and haunt industry content, horror book authorship, creepypasta narrations, and short horror films. It serves as a reintroduction for returning viewers and a welcome for newcomers to the community.
A short teaser or hype video from the Haunt Former channel building anticipation for the 2023 Halloween season. The content appears to be a brief, mood-setting piece rather than a tutorial, walkthrough, or review. It serves as a seasonal check-in for the creator's horror and Halloween-focused audience.
The creator behind the Haunt Former channel announces their return after a hiatus, celebrating reaching 500 subscribers. The video appears to be a brief update rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It signals renewed activity on a channel dedicated to Halloween and haunting content.
This video is a casual, conversational update from the Halloween Happy channel based in Salem, MA, where the creator addresses her audience directly about channel-related topics. It is not a tutorial, haul, or build video — rather a personal check-in with the Halloween-enthusiast community. The content reflects the lifestyle-focused, year-round Halloween identity of the channel.
VanOaks Props sits down for an extended shop-talk session to reflect on the channel and lay out plans for 2024. The conversation covers the creator's prop-making direction, touching on both Halloween DIY builds and Star Wars prop projects. It functions as a community check-in rather than a step-by-step tutorial, giving longtime viewers a look at what's coming next.
The Halloween Happy channel creator shares an exciting announcement for fans who have been requesting something special: branded Halloween Happy pins are now available for purchase. The video serves as a merchandise launch reveal, directing viewers to the creator's online shop for a limited Sunday release. It is a short, enthusiastic update rather than a tutorial or build video.
This is a brief holiday greeting video from the Haunt Former channel, wishing viewers a happy 4th of July. At under a minute long, it functions as a lighthearted, patriotic message to the creator's Halloween-focused community rather than delivering any instructional or haunt-related content. It reflects the channel's personality and community engagement between Halloween seasons.
This short video is a personal check-in from the Halloween Happy channel host, letting her audience know she is still active and creating content. She promotes a limited-time merchandise discount and highlights a charity called Don't Be A Monster. The video serves as a community touchpoint rather than a tutorial or build project.
This December livestream from VanOaksProps is a casual year-end community session covering a post-mortem look at the Halloween season, reflections on props and projects, and news about an upcoming move. The creator engages directly with their audience in a conversational format rather than delivering a step-by-step tutorial. It serves as a behind-the-scenes window into the channel's creative process and future direction.
This is a brief placeholder video from the Haunt Former channel announcing that new Halloween store walkthrough content is coming soon. No actual walkthrough footage or instructional material is present. The video serves primarily as a channel update and subscriber prompt ahead of the 2019 Halloween season.
A casual lifestyle vlog from Halloween Happy combining a quick channel update with an unboxing of a package sent by fellow Halloween YouTuber Amy's Autopsy Report. The video leans into community and camaraderie within the Halloween YouTube space rather than a specific tutorial or build. It offers a glimpse into the creator's Halloween-obsessed personality and her connections with other like-minded creators.
This short video is a personal channel update from Haunt Former, letting subscribers know he will be away for a week. He also takes a moment to celebrate reaching 5,000 subscribers and expresses heartfelt gratitude to his community.
A brief celebratory video marking the channel's 1,000-subscriber milestone. The creator takes a moment to thank the DIY Halloween community that has rallied around the channel. It serves as a snapshot of the channel's identity: a resource for haunters who love building their own animated props, special effects, and decorations.
