Video Tag
Every video tagged “classic horror” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
61 videos
This video reviews the officially licensed Creepshow Harry mask, based on the vengeful drowned character from the anthology film's third segment. The reviewer examines the mask's sculpt, paint work, and overall screen accuracy as a collectible horror prop. Sourced from Trick or Treat Studios, the mask celebrates one of horror cinema's most iconic undead characters from the early 1980s.
This video counts down the presenter's personal top 5 Universal Monster films, celebrating the classic creature features that defined horror long before the slasher era. Part of the Haunt-Tober 2018 series, it offers a horror-enthusiast perspective on the golden age of monster movies. The countdown format makes it an accessible and entertaining watch for fans of Halloween culture and classic horror alike.
Haunt Former hosts a live watch-party stream centered on the 1988 cult horror-comedy Killer Klowns from Outer Space, inviting viewers to sync up using their own copy or a streaming service. The event is a communal, Halloween-spirited viewing experience rather than a tutorial or haunt build. It reflects the channel's broader identity as a Halloween lifestyle and horror-enthusiast community hub.
This video is a review of the 1985 horror classic Fright Night, in which a teenager suspects his neighbor is a vampire and enlists a horror TV personality to help deal with the threat. The review is part of the channel's HauntTober series, placing it within a Halloween-season content tradition. The channel, Haunt Former, covers a broad range of Halloween-adjacent topics including prop builds, haunt stories, and horror media reviews.
This video offers a review of Tobe Hooper's landmark 1974 horror film, covering its story of five young people who encounter a family of cannibalistic killers in rural Texas. The channel, Haunt Former, applies a haunt-enthusiast lens to classic horror cinema as part of its broader Halloween-focused content. At roughly eight minutes, it serves as a concise critical look at one of the genre's most influential films.
Haunt Former reviews the landmark 1981 horror film An American Werewolf in London, directed by John Landis. The video explores why the movie is considered a defining moment for both the horror genre and werewolf cinema. At roughly seven minutes, it offers a concise critical take aimed at horror fans and Halloween enthusiasts alike.
FrightProps showcases their life-sized Nosferatu vampire display prop in this short product feature. The video gives viewers a close look at this classic horror figure, inspired by the iconic silent-film vampire. It appears designed as a ready-made Halloween display piece requiring no assembly or building skills.
A short St. Patrick's Day special review of the 1993 horror-comedy Leprechaun, part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series. The host treats the film as a seasonal must-watch and invites viewers to share their own opinions in the comments. At just three minutes, it's a quick, lighthearted take rather than an in-depth critical analysis.
This video is a review of the 1986 horror film House, in which a Vietnam veteran and horror novelist inherits his late aunt's home only to find it overrun by malevolent spirits and creatures. The reviewer covers the film's premise, tone, and overall appeal for horror fans. At roughly nine minutes, it offers a concise take on this cult-classic haunted house movie.
This video takes viewers on a walkthrough of Creepy Classics Halloween & Novelty Store at its new Rolling Oaks Mall location in San Antonio, Texas. The store carries a mix of vintage and contemporary Halloween décor, novelties, and horror collectibles available year-round. The visit coincides with a 'code orange' seasonal push, giving fans a look at what's currently on shelves including notable animatronics and cult horror merchandise.
Stiltbeast Studios hosts a Frankenstein-themed Halloween night session exploring monster props, masks, and haunted attraction elements centered on the iconic classic creature. The video appears to be a longer-format creative session running over two hours, likely featuring hands-on prop or costume work in the Stiltbeast style. Given the channel's known focus on professional-quality Halloween builds and creature design, viewers can expect detailed craftsmanship and enthusiast-level discussion.
This short-form review takes a close look at the Funko Pop! vinyl figure of Frankenstein's Monster, part of the iconic Universal Monsters lineup. The host walks viewers through the figure's stylized design and its appeal to both horror enthusiasts and fans of the classic film. It sits within the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, which focuses on Halloween-themed collectibles and products.
This video reviews Funko's Horror Classics Mystery Minis Series 3, a blind-box collectible line featuring iconic characters from classic horror films. The host showcases the various figures included in the series, highlighting recognizable characters such as Jack from The Shining and Regan from The Exorcist. It serves as a casual holiday-themed showcase aimed at horror fans and collectors curious about the lineup before purchasing.
This short review covers the 1981 Canadian slasher film My Bloody Valentine, tying it to Valentine's Day horror viewing. The host highlights the film's festive setting, memorable killer miner villain, and grounded, believable characters as standout qualities. The review is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews horror film series.
This video presents narrated readings of three classic scary stories — The Monkey's Paw, The Red Ribbon, and The Graveyard Dare — set against atmospheric music and stock footage to maximize Halloween mood. These tales are enduring staples of horror folklore that have long influenced Halloween culture and haunted attraction theming. The episode is part of the creator's Haunt-Tober 2018 series, positioning it within a broader celebration of the Halloween season.
This video offers a review of the 1980 slasher classic Friday the 13th, the film credited with launching a defining horror franchise of the decade. The reviewer covers the story of camp counselors being stalked at Camp Crystal Lake from a Halloween and horror enthusiast perspective. At around eight minutes, it serves as a concise critical look at the film's place in slasher history.
This video features a narrated reading of H.P. Lovecraft's classic short story 'The Cats of Ulthar,' presented by the Haunt Former channel with atmospheric background music. Lovecraft is introduced as a pivotal and complex figure in horror literature, and the tale itself weaves together themes of magic, feline mysticism, and dark retribution. The production is part of a broader horror narration series on the channel alongside creepypastas and original scary stories.
This episode of the R.I.P. Reviews series from Haunt Former takes a look at Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 classic Psycho, covering its story of a guilt-ridden woman who stumbles into the infamous Bates Motel and its disturbing innkeeper, Norman Bates. The review runs approximately seven minutes and is presented through the lens of a Halloween-enthusiast channel. It appears aimed at fans of horror history who appreciate the foundational films of the genre. The channel also produces haunt walkthroughs, prop builds, and live Halloween content alongside this review series.
This video is a review of Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981), examining whether the sequel earns its place as the scariest entry in the franchise. The reviewer covers Jason Voorhees' role as the central killer and the setup involving counselors venturing too close to the infamous Camp Crystal Lake. Running just under twelve minutes, it offers an opinion-driven breakdown of the film's scares and overall effectiveness as a slasher sequel.
Haunt Former celebrates Edgar Allan Poe's legacy with a dramatic narration of 'The Tell-Tale Heart,' the iconic 1843 psychological horror tale. The reading is accompanied by atmospheric background music to enhance the eerie, unsettling mood of the story. It sits within the creator's broader library of narrated horror stories, creepypastas, and Halloween-themed content.
This video is a Halloween-season review of Sam Raimi's 1981 horror classic The Evil Dead, covering the film's iconic cabin-in-the-woods setting, its supernatural premise involving the Necronomicon, and its place in horror history. The reviewer approaches the film through a Halloween-enthusiast lens, making it part of a broader seasonal content series tagged #HauntTober. At roughly seven minutes, it offers a concise take suited for horror fans looking for a quick recommendation or retrospective. The channel, Haunt Former, is primarily Halloween-focused and also produces prop builds, haunt walkthroughs, and unboxings.
This video offers a review of the original 1954 Godzilla film, widely regarded as the foundational kaiju monster movie. The reviewer explores how the film uses a post-WWII Japanese setting and Cold War nuclear anxiety as the backdrop for a prehistoric radioactive creature's rampage. Though not a Halloween how-to, the content fits within a horror-enthusiast channel that also covers haunt builds and prop reviews.
A short horror movie review segment covering the 1988 classic Child's Play, home to one of horror's most recognizable villains — Chucky the killer doll. The review is part of the creator's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, which covers notable horror films through a Halloween-enthusiast lens. At just three minutes, it offers a quick, personality-driven take aimed at fans of the genre and the haunt community.
This video is a horror film review of Friday the 13th Part III (1982), the third installment in the iconic slasher franchise featuring Jason Voorhees. The reviewer characterizes the film as a fairly formulaic entry in the series, notable primarily for its use of 3-D gimmickry. At roughly nine minutes, it offers a concise critical take aimed at horror fans and Halloween enthusiasts.
