Video Tag
Every video tagged “discussion” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
28 videos
This is a horror-themed entertainment podcast episode from Slash 'N Cast in which hosts play a 'Would You Rather?' game using horror movie and franchise scenarios. The episode leans heavily on slasher culture, with references to Friday the 13th and broader horror fandom. It is conversational and opinion-driven rather than instructional or Halloween production-focused. The content is primarily suited to horror movie enthusiasts looking for light, engaging discussion.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast dives into a discussion about Roy Burns (the Part 5 impostor Jason) and the Pinehurst setting from Friday the 13th: The Game, exploring their role and significance within the title. The hosts also share and react to on-set images from a Halloween 2018 production. While rooted in horror fandom, the content is primarily a talk-show style gaming and franchise discussion rather than a Halloween DIY or haunting tutorial.
This is a horror-focused discussion and commentary video covering skull objectives in Friday the 13th: The Game alongside reactions to the Halloween 2018 poster and trailer. Hosted by the Slash 'N Cast crew, the episode blends gaming talk with broader slasher film news in a podcast-style format. A giveaway for a Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle prize is also featured. The content sits firmly in the horror entertainment commentary space rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt design.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden sit down to review and discuss Netflix's 2017 adaptation of A Series of Unfortunate Events. The episode is presented in a podcast-style format and covers the duo's impressions of the show. While the series has gothic and horror-adjacent themes, this video is a commentary piece rather than a Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
A group of horror enthusiasts from the Slash 'N Cast channel sit down to review and discuss The Conjuring 2. The panel shares their thoughts on the film in a casual, entertainment-focused format. This is a movie review/discussion video rather than a Halloween prop-building or haunt-related tutorial.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast is a hosted discussion or panel-style segment exploring the JFK assassination through a 'fact or fiction' lens as part of their C.S.I. series. The channel is primarily a horror and fan-film focused podcast/talk show. The episode appears to solicit viewer feedback on whether the show format should continue. Content is commentary and discussion rather than any Halloween prop-building, makeup, or haunting tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden sit down to review and discuss the 2017 horror film Split. The episode is part of a weekly Monday series covering horror movies and genre topics. This is a conversational podcast-style format rather than a Halloween craft, prop, or haunt tutorial.
This video is a discussion and speculation piece centered on what Spirit Halloween's 2021 seasonal theme might be, potentially drawing on ISE (Industry Sourcing Expo) imagery or early leaked photos. The creator analyzes available images and clues to predict what props, animatronics, and store displays Spirit Halloween could feature for the upcoming season. It functions as an industry news and commentary video aimed at Halloween enthusiasts eager to get an early look at what the retail giant has in store.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a discussion-style episode covering new counselor content in Friday the 13th: The Game alongside a reaction or breakdown of The Meg trailer. The episode also includes a special announcement — likely tied to their Kickstarter-funded Friday the 13th fan film or the launch of their new podcast. Community engagement elements such as a giveaway for Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle are also featured.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a horror-gaming news and discussion episode covering updates to Friday the 13th: The Game, a Halloween 2018 timeline segment, and speculation around a potential Beetlejuice sequel. The hosts also highlight a Stack Up charity 24-hour streaming event tied to October 13th, with Gun Media pledging to match community donations up to a set amount in support of veterans. Additional topics include news on the asymmetrical horror game Last Year and a Robert Englund makeup documentary. The episode blends horror game news with broader genre pop-culture conversation.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Riley Lorden and Nic Christian sit down to review and discuss their experience at Days of the Dead Chicago 2016, a horror convention. The episode is presented in a podcast/talk-show format, covering highlights and impressions from the event. As a fan-focused discussion rather than a build or tutorial, it offers a community perspective on the horror convention scene.
This video from Slash 'N Cast is a discussion-style commentary exploring the future of Retro Jason — the NES-inspired Jason skin — within Friday the 13th: The Game. The hosts speculate on where the character variant may be headed and what players can expect. It is part of the channel's ongoing coverage of F13 game news, updates, and fan community topics.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast-style show covers discussion around the single-player challenges and unlockables in Friday the 13th: The Game, alongside commentary on The First Purge trailer. The hosts, Nic Christian and Riley Lorden, offer their takes on the F13 game's SP content in a casual, conversational format. The channel also promotes a Friday the 13th fan film Kickstarter campaign running concurrently with this upload. Content is entertainment and commentary rather than a tutorial or build guide.
This video from Slash 'N Cast is a discussion and theory breakdown focused on the Endgame Collapse mechanic in the horror survival game Dead by Daylight. The hosts analyze how this mechanic works and share their thoughts on its implications for gameplay. The content is conversational and community-oriented rather than instructional or Halloween craft-focused.
Haunt Former returns with a halfway-to-Halloween 2024 discussion centered on Spirit Halloween's latest offerings, including what appears to be a revival of gore-themed props and a spotlight on the Rick Ratman animatronic. The video takes a commentary-style approach, sharing the creator's enthusiasm for the new season's releases. It serves as an informal preview and discussion piece rather than a hands-on review or build tutorial.
This video from the Haunted Attraction Network centers on the anticipation surrounding upcoming Halloween Horror Nights house announcements. With no source description or duration available, the content appears to be discussion or commentary-style coverage of the HHN reveal season. Viewers likely get industry perspective on what announcements may be coming and why they matter to haunt enthusiasts.
A live-stream discussion centered on the return of the Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show in 2022, one of the haunt industry's most anticipated annual trade events. Host Mak Ralston of Haunt Former leads a conversational recap and commentary session about the show. The format is casual and community-driven, inviting viewers to share in the excitement surrounding the industry gathering.
This short video from Haunt Former offers a discussion and commentary on the 2019 Child's Play reboot, exploring the remake in the context of today's trend of revisiting classic horror properties. The creator reflects on what the new take means for fans of the original Chucky franchise. At roughly six minutes, it's a quick, casual take aimed at the horror-enthusiast community rather than a how-to or walkthrough.
Haunt Former poses a question to the Halloween community about whether seasonal Halloween stores should adopt a particular display concept or idea. The video is short and discussion-driven, inviting viewer opinions in the comments. Given the minimal source detail, the specific display idea being proposed is not clearly described in the available metadata.
This video is a ranking and discussion of the 2022 Channel 4 television series 'Don't Hug Me I'm Scared,' the long-awaited full-length adaptation of the beloved cult internet shorts. The creator shares their personal episode rankings while making clear that no part of the show disappointed them. It functions as a celebratory retrospective for fans of the unsettling puppet-driven dark comedy franchise.
This short-form clip from Haunted Attraction Network poses a question to the haunt community about favorite grabber techniques used by scare actors inside haunted houses. With no additional description provided, the content appears to be a conversation-starter or poll aimed at haunted attraction enthusiasts and performers. The brevity suggests it may be a social-style engagement post rather than a full tutorial or walkthrough.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast features a panel-style discussion on the topic of Area 51 and alien theories, framed as a fact-or-fiction investigation. The show is hosted by Riley Lorden, Ethan Spickler, and Nic Christian under the RJL Productions banner. Based on available metadata, the content leans more toward horror-adjacent pop culture commentary than direct Halloween or haunt production content.
This short commentary video from Spooky Guy444 shares the host's thoughts and anticipation around upcoming Halloween releases, touching on major retailers and manufacturers like Spirit Halloween, Morris Costumes, and Gemmy. The discussion appears to center on prototype props and what fans can expect from the Halloween season ahead. With a strong focus on clown-themed items, the video has a fan-enthusiasm tone aimed at collectors and Halloween enthusiasts. It reads as a seasonal opinion or preview piece rather than a build or tutorial.
Haunt Former's Campfire Storytelling Podcast returns for episode 10 with a catch-up roundup of notable 2023 horror and Halloween-adjacent films. The host works through a slate of recent releases including Evil Dead Rise, Renfield, The Pope's Exorcist, Nefarious, The Boogeyman, and Haunted Mansion, sharing impressions and opinions on each. At nearly 40 minutes, the episode is structured with clear timestamps for each film, making it easy to skip to titles of interest. The tone is conversational and fan-focused, aimed at horror enthusiasts gearing up for spooky season.
