Video Tag
Every video tagged “film discussion” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
18 videos
Slash 'N Cast hosts Riley Lorden and Nic Christian count down their top 10 most anticipated horror films heading into 2017. The episode follows a podcast-style format with co-host commentary and opinions on upcoming releases. This is a fan-facing discussion video rather than a hands-on Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Nic Christian, Mike Gordon, and Riley Lorden sit down to review and discuss Jordan Peele's 2017 horror film Get Out. The episode is part of the crew's regular weekly podcast/video series covering horror and genre films. Viewers are encouraged to share their own reactions to the film in the comments.
This video from Slash 'N Cast tackles the divisive Friday the 13th entry Jason Goes to Hell, exploring whether its reputation as a low point in the franchise is truly deserved. The hosts offer their take on the film's controversial storyline and its place within the broader Jason Voorhees mythology. It appears to be a casual, opinion-driven discussion in the channel's established podcast-style format.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast presents an opinion piece critiquing the horror film Night Swim, apparently arguing it ranks among the worst-written entries in the genre. At under a minute in length, it likely functions as a quick take or conversation-starter rather than a deep-dive review. No source description was provided, so specific arguments or talking points made in the video are unknown.
This short opinion and discussion video explores the concept of Quentin Tarantino having once considered directing a Halloween sequel, asking whether his involvement would have produced something worthwhile. The host invites viewers to weigh in with their own takes on the hypothetical project. It sits firmly in horror entertainment commentary rather than practical Halloween prop or haunt content.
This is a movie review and discussion of Star Wars: The Force Awakens produced by The MWM Project, a podcast and entertainment channel. Three hosts share their thoughts on the 2015 film in a conversational format. The content is unrelated to Halloween, haunting, props, or horror production.
This short video features a blind ranking segment focused on slasher films, likely involving hosts rating or ordering movies without prior knowledge of the list. The content appears to be a casual horror film discussion rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or DIY tutorial. With no source description provided and a very brief runtime, specific details about the ranking format or films covered are unknown.
A casual talk-format video from Haunt Former covering upcoming horror movie releases slated for 2020. The host runs through various anticipated horror film projects, offering personal takes on what looks promising and what may disappoint. It serves as an informal preview and discussion rather than a tutorial or haunt build content.
A short-form video from Slash 'N Cast centered on blindly ranking horror movie sequels. The format appears to be a fun, opinion-driven segment where sequels are evaluated without prior knowledge of the ranking order. At roughly one minute in length, it is likely a quick-hit entertainment or teaser-style clip rather than an in-depth analysis.
This video is a review and discussion of Halloween Kills (2021), the direct sequel to the 2018 Halloween reboot, following Michael Myers as he terrorizes the town of Haddonfield in his most violent outing yet. The reviewer shares thoughts and opinions on the film's story, tone, and place within the broader Halloween franchise. At 14 minutes, the video offers a substantive breakdown aimed at horror fans curious about whether the film delivers on its brutal premise.
This short-form video from Slash 'N Cast poses the question of which horror movie is most deserving of a modern remake, inviting discussion from the horror fan community. At just two minutes, it appears to be a quick opinion or conversation-starter piece rather than a tutorial or how-to guide. The content is more pop-culture commentary than Halloween production or haunt-craft focused.
Three horror enthusiasts — Mak Ralston, Austin Spicer, and Jaden Bush — sit down for a wide-ranging podcast discussion covering roughly nine horror films released in 2024. Each title gets its own dedicated segment, with the hosts sharing personal reactions and critical takes. The episode closes with a broader conversation about where the horror genre is headed.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a podcast-style roundtable reviewing and discussing the 2019 horror film Escape Room. The episode is part of their 'Table Talks' series and is also available on major podcast platforms. Beyond the film discussion, the video includes a sponsor segment and links to community resources. This content is primarily horror film commentary rather than hands-on Halloween prop or haunt content.
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 short-form video from Slash 'N Cast features a blind ranking segment focused on holiday-themed horror movies. Hosts or participants rank films without prior knowledge of the full list, adding an element of surprise to the discussion. At just one minute, it appears to be a quick, entertaining take on seasonal horror cinema.
Haunt Former delivers a podcast-style review and discussion of the 2022 horror film 'Smile,' sharing a lukewarm overall reaction to the movie. The episode is part of the creator's Campfire Storytelling Podcast series. The format leans conversational rather than structured critique, making it feel like an informal chat around a campfire.
This video explores the four classic Universal monster crossover films that brought Frankenstein, Dracula, and the Wolf Man together on screen. The host discusses each film in a conversational retrospective format, covering how the crossover concept evolved through titles like House of Frankenstein, House of Dracula, and Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. It serves as an enthusiast deep-dive into a beloved chapter of horror movie history for fans of classic creature features.
This is episode seven of Haunt Former's Campfire Storytelling Podcast, dedicated to catching up on early 2023 horror releases. The host discusses four films — Missing, Infinity Pool, Knock at the Cabin, and Cocaine Bear — each given its own segment. The conversational, podcast-style format makes it a casual watch for horror fans wanting a quick take on recent theatrical releases.
