Video Tag
Every video tagged “community” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
103 videos
This Distortions Unlimited livestream features Adam Taub hosting a community-focused session covering brand news and updates. Viewers are invited to submit photos of their Halloween displays featuring Distortions Unlimited props, which Adam reviews and discusses on stream. The session also opens the floor to audience questions, wrapping up with Halloween wishes from the Distortions crew.
A short-form clip celebrating Halloween and horror enthusiasm in San Antonio, highlighting the local community's passion for the season. The video touches on scary clown imagery and horror cosplay as part of the regional Halloween culture. It appears to be a fun, community-flavored snapshot rather than a tutorial or instructional piece.
Monster Tutorials hosts a holiday giveaway featuring three $50 gift cards, paired with an unboxing segment showcasing gothic and skull-themed jewelry from a sponsor partner. Viewers are directed to the channel website to enter by selecting their favorite jewelry piece. The video serves primarily as a community appreciation and promotional event rather than a build or tutorial.
This video is a heartfelt personal tribute from the Haunt Former channel, honoring the life of Jared Closterman — the creator's closest childhood friend. Jared is remembered as a filmmaker, writer, artist, and comic enthusiast who embodied perseverance, strength, and kindness. The video is a celebration of his life and friendship rather than a farewell, with the creator expressing faith-rooted hope of reunion. Future tributes to Jared are noted as forthcoming.
Halloween Happy creator Sam combines a fan Q&A session with a first-look at new drugstore makeup finds, sharing her go-to eyeshadow and glitter products along the way. The video has a relaxed, get-ready-with-me feel and reflects her philosophy of living a Halloween-inspired lifestyle all year long. It offers a personal, community-driven peek into her beauty routine rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
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.
This is a casual vlog-style video from Monster Tutorials in which the creator shares recent mail and packages received, including a banner and a haunt guide, alongside resolving a laptop situation. It sits outside the typical tutorial or build format, functioning more as a community update and channel milestone moment. Viewers get a glimpse into the creator's world rather than hands-on Halloween instruction.
Halloween Happy host takes a break from crafts and hauls to answer frequently asked questions from her audience in this casual, conversational video. It serves as a community touchpoint rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. Viewers get a peek behind the channel and can connect via social media and a public PO Box.
In this personal video, Mak — the creator behind the Haunt Former channel — shares their own story and background with their audience. It serves as an introduction and community-building moment rather than a tutorial or build video. Mak emphasizes openness and a willingness to help viewers with whatever they need. This is a heartfelt, conversational piece aimed at connecting with the Halloween community on a personal level.
This short video is a community-driven 'Play of the Week' segment from the Slash 'N Cast channel, showcasing standout gameplay clips from Friday the 13th: The Game. Featured clips come from community members including content creators Laphin and Stoiker Kalei. The segment encourages viewers to submit their own clips via Twitter or Discord for a chance to be featured in future episodes.
This is a livestream session from VanOaksProps featuring a Q&A with the audience alongside coverage of packing up the creator's workshop. The casual format gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the prop-making operation and the creator's process. Topics likely span DIY Halloween props, 3D printing, custom tombstones, and Star Wars prop builds based on the channel's focus areas.
This is a personal vlog update from the Halloween Happy channel creator, explaining a recent absence from posting and reconnecting with her audience. The video touches on some frustrations with people while keeping the tone lighthearted and apologetic. It also briefly features holiday activities including cooking and decorating a Christmas tree following Thanksgiving.
A lengthy Halloween-season live stream in which the host reads viewer-submitted scary stories as part of a Halloween countdown event. The session is set to atmospheric horror music from multiple ambient and darkwave composers, creating an immersive campfire-style storytelling experience. Community engagement is central, with the audience contributing the content that drives the broadcast.
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.
This short intro video serves as a channel welcome and overview for Stiltbeast Studios, hosted by Allen Hopps. It highlights the breadth of DIY Halloween prop-making and haunted attraction content viewers can expect from the channel. The video also encourages community support through Patreon, donations, and the channel's Amazon storefront.
This short video is a personal Easter message from the Haunt Former creator, stepping entirely outside of Halloween content to share a faith-based greeting with his audience. The creator speaks candidly about his Christian faith, encouraging viewers to consider the message of Jesus regardless of their prior familiarity with religion. No haunting, prop building, or Halloween subject matter is present. It serves purely as a seasonal personal address from the channel host.
This video is the second installment of a fan mail opening segment from the Halloween Happy channel, where the host shares Halloween-themed items sent in by community members and friends. The creator connects with her audience by shoutting out fellow Halloween enthusiasts across YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. It reflects the tight-knit, year-round Halloween community that surrounds the channel.
This video is a community giveaway announcement from the Halloween Happy channel, promoting a now-closed prize contest featuring Vandolls Folk Art. The creator encourages viewers to subscribe, comment, and follow a collaborating artist on Instagram for entry. The giveaway was open internationally for a limited window and winners were selected randomly. No Halloween-making or tutorial content is present.
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.
This is a personal vlog from Monster Tutorials creator Eduardo Talbert covering two main topics: his participation in the St. Jude Rock 'n' Roll Nashville Half Marathon as a fundraising effort, and an update on a scarecrow project that apparently ran into some issues. The video also touches on channel merchandise, a custom tumbler auction, and community sticker giveaways tied to small donations. It functions more as a creator check-in and community update than a hands-on Halloween tutorial.
VanOaksProps celebrates five years as a full-time content creator with a one-hour anniversary livestream. The session appears to be a community-focused event rather than a step-by-step tutorial, likely covering reflections on the creator journey and audience Q&A. It offers a rare look at the business and personal side of running a dedicated Halloween and prop-making channel.
VanOaksProps marks reaching 50,000 subscribers with a celebratory live stream, fielding audience questions and chatting openly about the experience of running a DIY prop-making YouTube channel. The session is conversational rather than tutorial-focused, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the creator's journey. Fans of the channel will find it an engaging milestone event rather than a how-to build video.
This video is a channel announcement from Halloween Happy, introducing a partnership with the anti-bullying organization Don't Be A Monster. The creator shares her enthusiasm for spreading awareness of the program within the Halloween community. It serves as a heartfelt call to action for viewers to support the cause and connect with both channels.
A short-form hype video celebrating the Halfway to Halloween milestone ahead of the 2026 season. The creator taps into seasonal excitement, referencing upcoming Spirit Halloween merchandise drops and the broader Halloween community's year-round enthusiasm. There is no tutorial, build, or product demonstration — it is primarily a fun, community-engagement piece.
