Video Tag
Every video tagged “community” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
103 videos
Haunt Former marks one full year on YouTube with a brief celebratory video thanking their audience for the support. The creator links back to their very first video as a nod to how far the channel has come. It is a short, heartfelt milestone moment rather than a tutorial or build video.
A community-focused Friday night livestream hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club celebrating the halfway-to-Halloween milestone with a giveaway for fans. The stream touches on early Halloween 2026 shopping finds from retailers such as Spirit Halloween, Lowe's, and Five Below, along with the growing 'Summerween' trend. It functions primarily as a social, celebratory broadcast rather than a tutorial or build video.
This is a Halloween night live stream from Haunt Former, a channel dedicated to all things Halloween including prop builds, haunt walkthroughs, and prop reviews. The broadcast appears to be a celebratory seasonal event rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. Sponsored by several Halloween-industry names, the channel covers a wide range of haunt-related content across multiple playlists.
Haunt Former runs a Halloween 2017 giveaway contest dubbed the 'Creep-A-Way,' inviting viewers to enter by subscribing to two channels and following on social media. The contest closed on October 29, 2017. The video serves primarily as a community engagement and channel-promotion piece rather than a tutorial or build video.
This very short community poll video asks viewers to share their favorite Creepypasta character, with Slenderman and Jeff the Killer excluded from consideration. It appears to be a casual audience-engagement piece rather than a tutorial, walkthrough, or build video. The content is loosely Halloween-adjacent through its focus on horror folklore characters.
This appears to be a short, lighthearted social media clip from the Horror 365 channel, likely celebrating a viewer or creator milestone such as being first to comment or achieving VIP status. The humorous tone and hashtags suggest it is a community engagement or personality-driven post rather than an instructional Halloween video. With no description or runtime available, the exact content is difficult to determine with confidence.
This short video from the Halloween Happy channel announces the winner of a channel giveaway and serves as a community update. The creator uses the opportunity to thank viewers, encourage subscriptions, and invite audience interaction through comments. It functions primarily as a celebratory milestone and engagement video rather than a tutorial or build project.
This short video from Haunt Former is a community engagement piece inviting viewers to participate in a Halloween-themed shoutout segment. The creator outlines steps viewers need to follow in order to be featured. It serves as a channel promotion and audience-building tool rather than a tutorial or build video. Haunt Former's broader content spans prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, and Halloween store reviews.
Haunt Former celebrates reaching 200 subscribers with a short appreciation video directed at their growing community. The creator uses the milestone moment to thank viewers for their support and teases that more Halloween and Christmas content is on the horizon. At just five minutes, the video is a brief but heartfelt acknowledgment of the channel's early growth.
The creator opens Halloween-themed mail sent in by viewers and fellow Halloween enthusiasts, sharing cards, gifts, and goodies from her community. It's a warm, personality-driven video that highlights the tight-knit world of year-round Halloween fans. The host gives shout-outs to the senders and links to their channels and social profiles, fostering cross-community connection.
This short video serves as a promotional spot directing viewers to The Horrifying Haunters YouTube channel. At just one minute long, it functions as a channel trailer or crossover shoutout rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It appears aimed at growing awareness within the Halloween and home haunt enthusiast community.
This short video is a community call-to-action from Haunt Former, inviting viewers to participate in an upcoming shoutout video. Viewers are asked to leave a specific comment to be included in the feature. The video functions as a channel announcement rather than a tutorial or haunt walkthrough.
A short, lighthearted appreciation post from Haunt Former celebrating Best Friends Day with their haunt community followers. The creator addresses fans affectionately in keeping with the Halloween theme. At just one minute, it functions as a fun community shout-out rather than an instructional video.
This episode of Transworld LIVE serves as a convention preview show building anticipation for the Midwest Haunters Convention, featuring a packed roster of guests from across the haunting industry. Representatives from the 13th Floor Entertainment Group discuss the professional haunt world, while community organizers from the Chicago Zombie March and Ohio Haunters Association represent the grassroots side of the hobby. The episode rounds out with a spotlight on the Infested Oaks home haunt, a Stranger Things-themed residential attraction that has drawn significant attention.
A brief celebratory video marking the 100-day countdown to Halloween 2014, shared by a haunt enthusiast channel. The creator uses the milestone as a rallying moment for the haunting community, inviting viewers to share their planned haunt themes. At just one minute long, the video functions primarily as a community engagement post rather than a tutorial or build showcase.
This short promotional clip invites viewers to weigh in on a prop comparison, encouraging community participation through comments. It appears to be a teaser or call-to-action for an upcoming or ongoing poll rather than a full review or tutorial. The minimal runtime suggests its primary purpose is audience engagement rather than in-depth content.
FrightProps announces their recurring Bloodthirsty Thursdays contest in this brief promotional video. The clip directs viewers to the FrightProps blog for full contest details and entry information. As a short announcement piece, it serves primarily to build community awareness among Halloween enthusiasts and haunt professionals.
This short video from Haunt Former poses a simple question to the Halloween community: what is your favorite part of the holiday? It appears to be a conversation-starter or community engagement piece rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. With minimal runtime and sparse metadata, the full scope of the content is unclear.
This short video announces the Season 1 winner of Haunt Former's Decor Design Contest, congratulating Luke Griffith, known in the community as Spookmaster. The clip is a brief celebratory shout-out rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It was released around the Christmas holiday, adding a seasonal flavor to the community recognition.
Hauntcast Episode 76, titled 'Home Brewed,' is a long-form Halloween podcast featuring interviews with home haunt creators from Rotten Apple 907 and prop/FX maker Kyle Thompson of Midnight Studios FX. The episode is rounded out by a roster of recurring segments covering haunt news, web finds, cocktail culture, theatrical storytelling, and original Halloween music from Radon. It offers a broad slice of the home haunt and Halloween enthusiast community in a single extended listen.
This Hauntcast podcast episode features an in-depth interview with Jon Acors of Dark Acres, who shares his journey transitioning from home haunting to running a professional haunted attraction. Host Baker also provides a community update on Hauntcast and Village Mire, including news about a relocation to Kentucky. The conversation offers insight into the challenges and milestones that come with scaling a haunt from backyard passion project to full professional operation.
This short video is a community call-to-action from the Haunt Former channel, inviting fellow haunters to submit their information to be featured in an upcoming video. Viewers are encouraged to reach out via email before a Fourth of July deadline. No tutorial or build content is presented.
This short promotional clip advertises a series of Skype-based conversations hosted by Braden Horror Haunt Productions, featuring well-known figures from the haunting community. It serves as a teaser directing viewers to the channel for full interview content. No build or tutorial content is present in this clip.
This short announcement video promotes an upcoming Halloween contest hosted by Haunt Former, encouraging haunters to submit their entries before the deadline. The video appears to be a brief community call-to-action rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It serves as a heads-up for the haunting community to participate in a seasonal competition.
