Video Tag
Every video tagged “contest” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
23 videos
This video from the Madeyewlook channel is a now-closed back-to-school giveaway announcement rather than a makeup tutorial or Halloween build. The creator promotes a contest offering school supplies and themed prizes to her audience. While makeup and body painting are referenced in her channel branding, this specific video is centered entirely on the giveaway promotion.
This short video is an excited announcement from makeup artist Madeyewlook revealing she won an A&E contest to visit the Bates Motel TV set in Canada as a guest for a day. She explains the trip was the reason a previous makeup video was delayed and expresses enthusiasm about a potential Canadian meet-and-greet. The clip serves as a personal update rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
This video is a now-closed back-to-school giveaway announcement from the Madeyewlook channel. Viewers were invited to submit essays for a chance to win school supplies and related prizes. The contest has since ended and no further entries are being accepted. There is no Halloween, makeup tutorial, or haunt-related content present in this video.
This video is an announcement from beauty creator Madeyewlook sharing news about her involvement with the NYX Face Awards and her appearance at BeautyCon 2013. She directs viewers to register for BeautyCon and provides details on how to enter a NYX-sponsored contest for free VIP wristbands to the event. The video is primarily a community update and call to action rather than a makeup tutorial or technique demonstration.
This short video announces a giveaway hosted by the Slash 'N Cast channel, offering an Xbox One S console and a copy of Friday the 13th: The Game as prizes. The creators use the opportunity to thank their audience for ongoing support and promote their other content, including a podcast series and a Friday the 13th fan film. No Halloween prop-making, haunt design, or tutorial content is featured.
Monster Tutorials launches its 2022 Late Summer/Halloween Prop Challenge, centered on building a Halloween prop that starts with a pool noodle torso skeleton as its base. Participants have creative freedom in how they decorate, embellish, or corpse the prop, with entries judged in two categories: Best Overall and Most Creative. Sponsored prizes include a blank latex mask gift card and jewelry store gift certificates for top finishers in each category. The video walks viewers through the challenge rules, deadlines, entry process, and answers community questions.
Monster Tutorials launches its 2019 Spring Prop Challenge, inviting the haunter community to build a creative prop using a mini skeleton within a one-month window. The video outlines the challenge rules, timeline, and prizes, with full details hosted on the Monster Tutorials website. Sponsors support the event, adding incentive for community participation.
This livestream marks the official launch of Monster Tutorials' 2022 Summer Prop Challenge, a community-wide Halloween prop-making competition. The event introduces the challenge rules, prizes, and submission process to participants, with audience Q&A facilitated through Discord. It serves as both a kickoff announcement and an opportunity for haunters to connect with the Monster Tutorials community.
Haunt Former hosted a quarantine-era horror short film contest challenging creators to produce a five-minute horror film under lockdown conditions. This feature-length compilation video showcases the sinister and creative results submitted by the Halloween and haunt community. The collection highlights the ingenuity and passion of amateur and enthusiast horror filmmakers working with limited resources. It serves as both a community celebration and an entertaining horror anthology.
Monster Tutorials celebrates hitting 3,000 subscribers with a community giveaway featuring 14 horror-themed prize packages sourced largely from Horror Block subscription boxes. Prizes range from character-themed drinkware and apparel to signed memorabilia and decorative items spanning franchises like Freddy Krueger, Gremlins, Silence of the Lambs, and more. Entry requires only a channel subscription and a comment naming the desired prize number. The giveaway closed September 15th at midnight CST.
This video announces a community filmmaking contest hosted by the Haunt Former channel, inviting viewers to submit original horror short films of five minutes or less. Entries were to be emailed directly to the creator with a deadline of May 1st, 2020. The contest appears to have been inspired by the quarantine period, encouraging horror fans to channel creativity during downtime.
FrightProps promotes their recurring weekly giveaway series called Bloodthirsty Thursdays, where a new Halloween prop prize is featured each Thursday. Viewers are directed to the FrightProps blog to find entry instructions. The contest window closes each Friday at 4PM Central Standard Time.
This short video announces a closed 2020 Halloween flash horror story writing contest hosted by the Haunt Former channel. Viewers were invited to submit original horror stories of 400 words or fewer via email before an October 28th deadline for a chance to be featured on the channel. The contest was tied to the channel's seasonal HauntTober programming and broader Halloween community engagement efforts.
This short video announces the winner of the Haunt Former Creep-A-Way giveaway contest. The creator thanks all participants who entered and reveals the selected winner. At just two minutes, the video serves as a community appreciation and closing segment for the promotion.
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 short clip promotes a naming contest for a two-sided baby prop available at Spirit Halloween stores, directing viewers to the brand's Facebook page to participate. At just one minute, it functions more as a social media call-to-action than an in-depth product showcase. Very little detail about the prop itself is provided beyond its dual-sided design.
A live-streamed Halloween community event hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club, centered on revealing the winner of the LiveSCREAM contest giveaway. The broadcast runs over an hour and brings together Halloween enthusiasts for a celebratory, interactive experience. The session ties into broader Halloween decorating and spooky season culture, with references to Spirit Halloween and the Halloween 2026 season.
This short video announces the 2015 Make My Monster Contest, a community art challenge inviting fans to submit original Halloween or mythological creature sketches for consideration. Entries must be signed originals sent by the May 29th deadline, with optional additions like color, a full-body view, and a written backstory encouraged to strengthen submissions. The contest is tied to Distorted Figures, a custom prop-making company, suggesting winning designs may inspire real prop creations.
FrightProps reveals the weekly prize for their recurring Bloodthirsty Thursday giveaway event. The short video teases the featured prize and encourages viewers to tune in each Thursday for a chance to win. It functions primarily as a promotional community engagement piece rather than a tutorial or build video.
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 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.
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.
Hauntcast presents a fun, in-universe promotional video for their Hauntcast Idol contest, hosted by the character Skully O'Toole on a search for the Netherrealm's next great haunting talent. The short clip blends Halloween humor with community engagement, acting as a call-to-action for the haunter audience. At just four minutes, it leans more into entertainment and promotion than instructional content.
