Video Tag
Every video tagged “film critique” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
9 videos
This video from Slash 'N Cast presents an opinion-driven critique exploring why Scream 3 is considered the weakest entry in the Scream franchise. Running just five minutes, it appears to be a condensed editorial or podcast-style discussion rather than a deep analytical essay. The channel focuses broadly on horror news, commentary, and community engagement across games and films.
Haunt Former hosts Jared and Mak deliver a Halloween-flavored review of the 2015 Poltergeist remake, helping viewers decide whether the film is worth their time. The review is part of the channel's recurring R.I.P. Reviews series, which examines horror and Halloween-adjacent content through an enthusiast lens. Running roughly eleven minutes, the segment fits within Haunt Former's broader identity as a Halloween lifestyle channel covering haunts, prop builds, and seasonal culture.
A critical review of Halloween Ends (2022) from the GMHaunts channel, arguing the film falls short of expectations for the franchise. The host breaks down what went wrong with the movie, covering story choices, characters, and overall execution. The review contains spoilers and appears aimed at fans of the Halloween film series who want a detailed breakdown from a Halloween-enthusiast perspective.
This short video is a film review of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the fifth entry in the Jurassic Park franchise, produced by the Halloween-focused channel Haunt Former under their R.I.P. Reviews series. The host evaluates how well the sequel holds up as a film. While the channel is Halloween and haunt-oriented, this particular segment is a mainstream movie critique rather than a Halloween production tutorial or haunted attraction feature.
This is the first episode of the Haunt Former Campfire Storytelling Podcast, in which host Mak Ralston discusses and critiques Olivia Wilde's 2022 horror-thriller 'Don't Worry Darling.' The conversation centers on the film's plot holes and perceived weaknesses in its storytelling, framed in a casual campfire-style format. While the channel covers Halloween and horror industry content broadly, this episode sits squarely in film review territory rather than haunt or prop content.
This episode of the Campfire Storytelling Podcast is a retrospective review of the 2018 Slenderman film, delivered from the perspective of a self-described creepypasta fan. The host breaks down why the movie failed to do justice to one of the internet's most iconic horror legends. It runs roughly 33 minutes and blends casual podcast-style conversation with pointed film criticism.
Haunt Former delivers an 11-minute critical review of Blumhouse's 2024 theatrical release Afraid, a horror film centered on the dangers of AI. The reviewer uses the film's shortcomings as the hook for a comedic and pointed critique, suggesting the screenplay itself feels like it could have been AI-generated. While tangentially Halloween-adjacent through its horror-genre framing, this is primarily a film commentary video rather than a haunt or Halloween production tutorial.
This is a short review of the 2020 horror-thriller film The Hunt, in which twelve strangers awaken in an unknown location and find themselves targeted by a politically motivated elite group. The Haunt Former channel host shares his take on the film's premise and overall execution. At just six minutes, the review is a quick watch aimed at horror fans considering whether the movie is worth their time.
This short video is a horror-film review segment from the Haunt Former channel, evaluating Universal's 2017 reboot of 'The Mummy' as part of the studio's planned Dark Universe franchise. The host, known for Halloween prop builds and haunted house content, turns a critical eye toward whether the Tom Cruise-led blockbuster delivers genuine scares. The review is framed around the question of whether the film deserves to be 'unearthed' by horror and haunt enthusiasts.
