Video Tag
Every video tagged “community stream” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
5 videos
This is a lengthy live stream from the Slash 'N Cast channel, a horror-focused gaming and entertainment community, broadcast on St. Patrick's Day 2026. The stream serves as a casual community hangout and countdown to an upcoming PAX convention appearance. Content centers on horror news, gaming discussion, and audience interaction rather than any Halloween-specific DIY, prop-building, or haunt content. Sponsorship mentions and community links make up the bulk of the available metadata.
This nearly hour-long livestream from VanOaksProps blends a community Q&A session with progress updates on an ongoing Haunted Mansion-themed prop project. The creator discusses build techniques and takes questions from supporters in real time. References to a 3D printer, laser cutter, and CNC router suggest these are recurring tools in the workflow shown throughout the stream.
A lengthy live stream from the Haunt Former channel, broadcast on a spooky-themed night for the Halloween and horror community. The session appears to be a general hangout or variety broadcast rather than a focused tutorial or walkthrough. Haunt Former is a multi-format creator covering topics ranging from haunt industry news and horror movie reviews to scary stories and creepypastas.
A milestone live stream celebrating GMHaunts reaching 300 YouTube subscribers, featuring open conversation about Halloween, monsters, horror, and all things scary. The stream has a community-hangout feel, touching on Spirit Halloween props and news alongside broader horror topics. It serves as both a fan celebration and a casual roundtable for haunt enthusiasts.
GMHaunts hosts his third livestream, bringing the Halloween community together for a wide-ranging conversation about Spirit Halloween news, prop predictions, and all things spooky. The session leans into speculation and fan discussion around upcoming Spirit Halloween releases and themes. It's a casual, community-driven format rather than a tutorial or build video.