Video Tag
Every video tagged “film review” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
57 videos
A Halloween enthusiast reacts to and reviews the official trailer for the 2018 Halloween film, the long-awaited sequel reuniting Michael Myers and Laurie Strode. The creator shares her first-ever trailer reaction video, offering commentary and personal impressions on the footage. The video is light entertainment geared toward fans of the Halloween franchise eager to share in the excitement of the film's announcement.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden discuss and review the 2016 Blair Witch film in this roughly 20-minute episode. The show is a recurring horror-focused podcast/video series releasing new episodes each Monday. This installment covers their impressions and reactions to the found-footage sequel. The content is conversational and opinion-driven rather than instructional.
The Slash 'N Cast crew delivers a spoiler-free review of the 2018 Halloween film as part of their Table Talks series. The hosts share their reactions and overall impressions of the direct sequel to the original John Carpenter classic. At roughly 23 minutes, the discussion is conversational and podcast-style in format.
This video features the hosts of Slash 'N Cast ranking the Scream film franchise, offering their personal takes on each installment. It is presented in a podcast-style format aimed at horror fans who enjoy discussion and debate about classic slasher series. The channel focuses broadly on horror news, reviews, and community content rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production.
This video is a horror film discussion in which the hosts of Slash 'N Cast rank and review the Final Destination film franchise. The episode covers each entry in the series, weighing factors such as kills, storytelling, and overall entertainment value. It is a conversational, opinion-driven piece aimed at fans of the horror genre rather than a Halloween how-to or haunt tutorial.
This video features a ranking of every film in the SAW horror franchise, presented in a commentary or podcast-style format by the Slash 'N Cast crew. The content is opinion-based entertainment focused on horror film discussion rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production. While the SAW franchise is deeply tied to horror culture, this video does not directly cover Halloween decorating, haunting, or DIY topics.
Slash 'N Cast delivers an approximately 11-minute review of the Nightmare on Elm Street tie-in or related feature 'Up All Night,' offering their take on this horror title. The video falls within the channel's broader horror commentary and discussion format. While the content touches on the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, it is a media review rather than a Halloween how-to or haunt-building video.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden deliver a review of the 2017 documentary 'To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story,' which chronicles the life and career of the actor best known for portraying Jason Voorhees in the Friday the 13th franchise. The episode is part of the channel's regular Monday horror-focused podcast and commentary series. The review appears to touch on the documentary's portrayal of Hodder's personal journey as well as his legendary status in horror.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series turns its attention to the 1954 sci-fi horror classic 'Them!', a film featuring radiation-mutated giant ants that became one of the defining creature features of the decade. The review offers a Halloween-flavored retrospective on the film's legacy and its place in monster-movie history. At just seven minutes, it serves as a punchy, opinionated take aimed at horror enthusiasts with an appreciation for vintage scares.
This video covers an unboxing and review of the Halloween 2018 steelbook blu-ray, with a look at the disc's bonus features. The hosts share their impressions of the packaging and supplemental content included with the collector's edition release. It appears to be a casual, conversational segment from the Slash 'N Cast podcast-style series.
Haunt Former delivers a spoken review of the 2018 Halloween film — a direct sequel to John Carpenter's 1978 original — as part of his HauntTober 2018 series. The host examines whether the long-awaited revival lives up to the legacy of the franchise and Michael Myers' enduring status as an icon of horror. The review is presented in the channel's R.I.P. Reviews format, blending Halloween enthusiasm with film commentary.
This episode of Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series takes a critical look at Sony's 2018 Slender Man film, examining how faithfully it captures the internet legend's mythology and lore. The host evaluates the movie from a horror enthusiast's perspective, weighing its strengths and weaknesses against the creepypasta origins that made Slender Man a cultural phenomenon. At roughly seven minutes, it's a concise, opinionated take aimed at Halloween and horror fans curious whether the theatrical adaptation is worth their time.
Haunt Former delivers a franchise retrospective he calls an 'OverReview' — a hybrid overview and review — covering the full Chucky/Child's Play film canon. The discussion traces the series from its origins through remakes and spin-offs, examining how the franchise has maintained its identity despite notable shifts in tone over the years. At roughly 23 minutes, it offers a conversational, Halloween-season take on one of horror's most enduring slasher icons.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly 20-minute critical review of the 2024 sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, weighing it against the beloved 1988 original. The reviewer's skeptical title — questioning whether the film earns a third name-drop — signals a mixed-to-negative overall verdict. The video sits within the channel's broader horror and Halloween-adjacent content, appealing to fans of genre film discussion.
This short review celebrates John Carpenter's 1982 sci-fi horror landmark 'The Thing' as part of the Haunt Former channel's R.I.P. Reviews series. The video marks the film's release anniversary and highlights its status as a classic of both the genre and practical special effects artistry. At just six minutes, it offers a compact appreciation rather than an in-depth critical breakdown.
Haunt Former reviews Saw X (2023), the tenth entry in the long-running Saw franchise, which brings back John Kramer as the central figure. The film follows Kramer after he falls victim to a fraudulent cancer treatment, setting the stage for a characteristically brutal and bloody chapter in the series. The review evaluates how well the sequel delivers on the franchise's signature tension and gore while offering something fresh for longtime fans.
This video is a horror film review of Ari Aster's Midsommar (2019), covering the A24 folk-horror feature set in rural Sweden. The host breaks down the film's themes, tone, and story for a Halloween-enthusiast audience. At 14 minutes, it offers a reasonably in-depth critical take rather than a surface-level recap.
Haunt Former delivers an 11-minute review of Tim Burton's 1996 cult sci-fi comedy Mars Attacks!, exploring what makes the film a uniquely campy and chaotic entry in the alien-invasion genre. The review is framed around the movie's irreverent take on American patriotism, making it a thematically fitting watch around Independence Day. The creator shares personal impressions of the film's tone, humor, and horror-adjacent qualities.
Haunt Former reviews Happy Death Day 2U, the 2019 sequel to the horror-comedy Happy Death Day, in which the protagonist is once again trapped in a deadly time loop. The roughly eight-minute review covers the film's blend of comedy and horror and offers the creator's personal take on how the sequel holds up. While not a haunt-building or prop tutorial, the review sits within the channel's broader Halloween and horror entertainment coverage.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly nine-minute review of the 2020 horror-thriller 'The Rental,' directed by Dave Franco. The film follows two couples on a weekend getaway who uncover dark secrets about themselves and realize they are being stalked. The review is part of the channel's ongoing horror-film coverage alongside its Halloween prop and haunt content.
Haunt Former delivers a franchise-spanning review of Rob Zombie's Firefly trilogy, covering all three films: House of 1000 Corpses, The Devil's Rejects, and 3 From Hell. The series follows a depraved family of killers and the relentless pursuit to bring them to justice. The video offers an overarching look at how the franchise evolves across its installments rather than reviewing each film in isolation.
This video offers a review and celebration of Tim Burton's 1988 horror-comedy classic Beetlejuice, framing it as a quintessential Halloween film. The reviewer reflects on why the movie has endured as a beloved seasonal staple for fans of macabre entertainment. Running about eight minutes, it delivers a concise editorial take on the film's lasting appeal rather than a deep technical breakdown.
This video is a review of the 1973 British folk horror film The Wicker Man, in which a police sergeant investigates a missing girl on a remote island and uncovers a pagan community with disturbing intentions. The review comes from the Haunt Former channel, which covers a broad range of Halloween-adjacent content including prop builds, unboxings, and horror media. At 15 minutes, it offers a considered look at a film widely regarded as a landmark of cult and folk horror. The content is editorial rather than instructional, making it a genre-appreciation piece rather than a Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
Haunt Former reviews the 2019 horror-comedy film Ready or Not, in which a bride must survive a deadly game of hide-and-seek after marrying into a sinister wealthy family. The review is part of the channel's R.I.P. Reviews playlist, aimed at Halloween and horror enthusiasts. At roughly nine minutes, it offers a concise take on the film for fans of the genre.
