Video Tag
Every video tagged “film ranking” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
6 videos
This video features the Slash 'N Cast crew ranking the films in the Friday the 13th franchise. It is a horror podcast-style discussion rather than a hands-on Halloween prop, makeup, or haunt tutorial. The content is centered on film criticism and fan debate around the long-running slasher series.
A horror podcast-style video from Slash 'N Cast ranking every entry in the Halloween film franchise. The hosts offer their opinions on each installment, from the original classic through the more recent entries. This is a fan-oriented retrospective rather than a how-to or haunt production video.
This video counts down the top five horror movies of 2019 according to the Slash 'N Cast channel. It appears to be an editorial or opinion-based ranking rather than a Halloween DIY, haunt, or effects tutorial. The content is more aligned with horror film commentary and podcast-style discussion than Halloween production or decoration.
This video is a horror film retrospective in which the host counts down their picks for the top five horror movies of 2019. It is a conversational, opinion-driven ranking rather than a how-to or haunt-building tutorial. Viewers are encouraged to share their own favorite horror films of the year in the comments. While the channel covers Halloween prop builds and haunt content, this particular video sits outside that core subject matter.
A Halloween-adjacent creator ranks all four films in The Purge horror/action franchise, timed to coincide with the release of The First Purge on Independence Day. The video offers a personal ranking and commentary on each installment in the series. While the channel focuses primarily on haunting and Halloween content, this episode is a straightforward film opinion piece rather than a how-to or haunt-related video.
This short video features a blind ranking of films directed by James Wan, a prominent figure in modern horror cinema. With no source description provided and a runtime of only one minute, the format appears to be a quick, opinion-based tier or ranking segment. The content is conversational and entertainment-focused rather than instructional or Halloween-craft related.
