Video Tag
Every video tagged “goth” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
5 videos
Creator Madeyewlook uses a strong-hold hairspray to style her two-foot-long hair into a dramatic mohawk in this short, lighthearted clip. The video leans more toward comedic challenge content than a structured tutorial, documenting the results of pushing the product to an extreme. While Halloween and SPFX makeup are listed in the creator's tags, the actual content is a hair-styling experiment with a punk/goth aesthetic. It's a quick, fun watch rather than a step-by-step guide.
The creator takes viewers along on a Halloween decor shopping trip in July, visiting Cracker Barrel, At Home, HomeGoods, and potentially other retailers in search of early-season spooky finds. Accompanied by a skeleton companion and a fun, enthusiastic vibe, the video highlights what Halloween merchandise is already hitting store shelves months before October. The video is sponsored by Scentbird, a fragrance subscription service, which is woven into the content alongside the decor hunt.
A monthly fashion lookbook from October 2014 showcasing fall outfits with a dark, grunge, and alternative aesthetic. The video presents multiple outfit ideas suited to the autumn season, drawing on gothic, gypsy, and festival-inspired styling. While not explicitly a Halloween tutorial, the dark and moody looks have strong crossover appeal for Halloween costume inspiration.
A short showcase clip from Burton Ball 2023 featuring a convention attendee dressed as the 'Living Dead Girl,' inspired by the iconic Rob Zombie aesthetic. The video highlights the costume as a standout example of gothic Halloween cosplay at a horror convention setting. No tutorial or build content is presented — this is purely a costume spotlight.
This short-form video from HauntScene counts down ten facts and historical highlights about Wednesday Addams, one of horror pop culture's most iconic characters. It traces the character's origins back to Charles Addams' New Yorker cartoons, which launched in 1938, and touches on the various adaptations that followed across television, film, and stage. At just two minutes, it serves as a quick, entertaining primer on the Addams Family legacy for fans and Halloween enthusiasts alike.
