Video Tag
Every video tagged “community” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
103 videos
Monster Tutorials closes out 2017 with a personal vlog that recaps the channel's highlights from the year, showcases Christmas gifts received, and offers an early glimpse at prop and project ideas in development for 2018. It's a casual, community-focused episode rather than a step-by-step tutorial. The creator uses the opportunity to connect with fans and tease upcoming content, including work involving fabricated organs.
Monster Tutorials celebrates hitting 3,000 subscribers by announcing the winners of its milestone giveaway. The creator explains that winner names were retrieved from an old computer and that direct messages have been sent out to notify them. This short video also marks the first entry in a series of vlog-style videos recorded during a working vacation.
This vlog-style video from the Monster Tutorials channel covers a mix of personal and community updates, including the launch of new branded stickers and merchandise, an unboxing segment, and the creator's return to running in support of a St. Jude Children's Research Hospital half marathon fundraiser. Viewers are encouraged to donate to St. Jude and can receive a shoutout during the race-day vlog. While the channel is primarily focused on Halloween and horror DIY content, this particular video is a channel-update and charity-drive episode rather than a tutorial or build.
This casual introductory video from the Halloween Happy channel features the creator sharing a personal storytime as a laid-back, background-friendly listen for fellow Halloween enthusiasts. It serves primarily as a community-building piece rather than a tutorial or how-to. The creator invites viewers to subscribe, comment, and connect across several social platforms to grow a spooky-minded community.
The creator opens and reacts to Halloween-themed mail and gifts sent in by members of her community during the September spooky season. The video doubles as a shout-out segment, highlighting several fellow Halloween enthusiasts, crafters, and haunters who contributed items or are simply worth following. It is a lighthearted, personality-driven video aimed at fostering connection within the Halloween YouTube community. No tutorials or builds are featured.
VanOaksProps marks four years on YouTube with a celebratory livestream for their DIY Halloween prop-making community. The session likely blends Q&A, behind-the-scenes chat, and discussion of past and upcoming projects spanning Halloween and Star Wars prop builds. As a milestone broadcast rather than a structured tutorial, the content is conversational and community-driven. Fans and longtime followers will find it an engaging look at the channel's journey and creative direction.
Haunt Former creator Mak Ralston celebrates reaching 3,000 subscribers with a heartfelt thank-you to the channel's growing Halloween community. The video doubles as a personal moment, with Mak expressing gratitude for his faith alongside the channel milestone. It is a short, celebratory piece rather than a tutorial or build video.
A short holiday greeting from Mak Ralston of the Haunt Former YouTube channel, wishing the Halloween community a frighteningly festive Christmas 2020. The video is a personal, non-tutorial message aimed at the channel's fanbase rather than a build or review. It reflects the year-round Halloween passion that defines the Haunt Former brand.
The creator of the Halloween Happy channel shares an excited announcement about being featured on the Pocket Knife News podcast alongside the show's hosts. The video serves as a celebratory update and cross-promotion, directing viewers to listen to the episode and follow both channels on social media. It reflects the creator's enthusiasm for building a Halloween-focused community online.
This is a community-focused lifestyle video from the Halloween Happy channel in which the creator reads and responds to fan Snapchats. It serves as a casual, personality-driven episode rather than a tutorial or build project. The video is centered on audience interaction and building a Halloween-loving community around the channel.
A Stiltbeast Studios session hosted by Allen Hopps focused on Krampus-themed content, dropping just after Thanksgiving. The extended runtime suggests a live stream or in-depth workshop format covering haunted attraction and prop-building topics. Given the creator's known expertise, the session likely blends creature/character discussion with practical haunt advice. No source description was provided, so specific content details remain uncertain.
Haunt Former marks reaching 2,000 subscribers with a heartfelt thank-you video directed at his growing Halloween community. The creator expresses personal gratitude and teases upcoming spooky content on the horizon. At just four minutes, it serves as a community touchstone rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
In this community-focused episode, the Halloween Happy host opens mail and packages sent in by viewers and fellow Halloween enthusiasts. The video highlights the tight-knit Halloween creator community by shouting out several collaborators and fan accounts. It serves more as a lifestyle and personality piece than a tutorial or build video.
Haunt Former celebrates reaching 100 subscribers with a short personal video to mark the milestone and introduce themselves to their growing audience. The video is a heartfelt thank-you to supporters rather than a tutorial or build project. It reflects the creator's passion for Halloween and their excitement about building a haunt-focused community.
A short-form video from HauntScene celebrating the intersection of Pride and Halloween culture. The clip appears to highlight the enthusiastic and inclusive spirit shared by both communities. With no runtime or description provided, the exact content is unclear but the tone is celebratory and community-focused.
This is a live-stream episode from the Haunt Former channel, recorded with ten days remaining until Halloween. The session appears to be a community-focused broadcast centered on Halloween conversation and countdown excitement rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. Haunt Former covers a broad range of Halloween content across their channel, including prop builds, haunt walkthroughs, prop reviews, and haunt stories. Sponsors including several well-known Halloween retailers and costume brands are associated with the channel.
This short holiday video is a Christmas greeting from the Haunt Former channel and its sister channel, The Glog. The creator reflects on the meaning of joy from a Christian faith perspective, tying the sentiment to the classic carol 'Joy to the World.' It serves primarily as a heartfelt thank-you to the channel's year-round supporters rather than any Halloween-specific content.
The Halloween Happy channel host opens and shares mail received from a fellow Halloween enthusiast known as Heretic_1980, who creates handmade Halloween items available on Etsy and Instagram. The video is a casual, community-focused segment celebrating the connection between Halloween fans and creators. It serves as a shout-out to a fellow maker while giving viewers a peek at the kinds of handcrafted Halloween pieces being exchanged within the community.
GMHaunts marks a 2,000-subscriber milestone with a channel announcement and the debut of official branded merchandise. The video centers on the reveal of a GMHaunts t-shirt now available for purchase. It is primarily a community-focused celebration rather than a how-to or product review.
The creator of Monster Tutorials looks back on the channel's 2016 performance, covering video output, subscriber growth, and standout tutorials from the year. A brief seasonal aside shows a scarecrow prop being decorated for Christmas. The video also teases plans for 2017 and introduces a brand-new secondary channel focused on a different topic entirely.
The creator behind Haunt Former celebrates reaching 400 subscribers with a short appreciation video directed at their growing Halloween community. The video is a milestone acknowledgment rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It reflects the channel's ongoing connection with fellow Halloween enthusiasts.
Halloween Happy celebrates reaching 500 subscribers with a now-closed international giveaway. Entry required subscribing to the channel, liking the video, and leaving a comment sharing a favorite Halloween memory along with contact information. Bonus entries were awarded for following the creator's Instagram account. The video serves primarily as a community engagement milestone rather than a how-to or build tutorial.
Haunt Former marks reaching 300 subscribers with a short appreciation video dedicated to the channel's growing Halloween community. The video is a celebratory milestone moment rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It reflects the creator's gratitude toward fans who support their haunt-focused content.
Haunt Former celebrates reaching 1,500 subscribers with a heartfelt thank-you to their Halloween community. The short video highlights the channel's core content pillars — prop reviews, Halloween prop builds, and haunted house walkthroughs — and acknowledges sponsors and music contributors. It serves as a community touchstone rather than a instructional or build video.
