Video Tag
Every video tagged “Halloween” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
382 videos
This appears to be a short teaser or announcement video from Haunt Former hinting at an upcoming Halloween project centered around urban legends. The reversed text in the description suggests a playful, mysterious reveal style typical of haunt preview content. Very little concrete detail is available given the zero-minute runtime and minimal metadata.
Hauntcast sits down with Dan Pitzonka of Oak Crest Cemetery for an in-depth interview about his home haunt. The conversation dives into his approach to yard haunting, prop building, and the creative vision behind his cemetery-themed display. The episode is available across all major podcast platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
This short-form video from HauntScene poses a question about viewers' deepest fears and phobias, likely as an engagement-driven social clip. With no description or runtime data available, the exact content is unclear, but it appears to be a personality- or community-focused piece tied to the haunted attraction world. It may feature haunt industry personalities, scare actors, or themed visuals designed to provoke a reaction.
This short clip captures a Halloween scare scene involving a themed elevator experience at what appears to be a haunted attraction called FOS MT. The footage highlights costumed performers and the reactions they provoke, with a lighthearted, viral-friendly tone. At under a minute, it offers a quick glimpse into one of the venue's signature scenes.
This short clip offers a glimpse of the entrance to Bones Gulch, a Halloween haunted attraction in the Castaic area of Los Angeles County. The Haunted Attraction Network captured the experience, suggesting a professionally produced seasonal event. With LA County Sheriff branding in the hashtags, the attraction may have some tie to a law-enforcement-affiliated or county-run event.
This short video is a channel update from Haunt Former covering a range of upcoming announcements and new directions for the content creator. Topics teased include Christmas-themed content, robots, events, and Disney-related material. It serves as a preview of what fans can expect from the channel going forward.
Horror 365 hosts a live-stream session set within what appears to be a darkened, Halloween-themed environment referred to as the 'dark zone.' The 35-minute broadcast gives viewers a real-time look at the channel's spooky setup or haunt space. With no source description available, specific content details remain unclear, but the format suggests an informal, immersive walkthrough or hangout-style stream.
A creator from Haunt Former showcases a custom-built Zombie Baby See-Saw Halloween prop. The piece appears to combine zombie baby figures with a functional or decorative see-saw structure for a haunted display. Details on construction methods and materials are not provided in the available metadata.
This short promotional clip invites viewers to weigh in on a prop comparison, encouraging community participation through comments. It appears to be a teaser or call-to-action for an upcoming or ongoing poll rather than a full review or tutorial. The minimal runtime suggests its primary purpose is audience engagement rather than in-depth content.
This short video is a community call-to-action asking viewers to participate in a prop comparison voting event titled 'Which Prop Is Better?' Season 1. Viewers are given a deadline to submit their votes. The content appears to be part of an ongoing series hosted by the Haunt Former channel. Very little detail is provided beyond the voting prompt itself.
This short-form video offers a glimpse inside Gateway Manor, a newly opened Halloween haunt that the creator found entertaining and thrilling. The clip appears to capture highlights of the haunted experience, showcasing its spooky atmosphere and scare elements. With no source description available, specific details about the attraction remain limited.
This short clip serves as the official channel trailer for GMHaunts, introducing viewers to a Halloween and horror-focused content hub. The channel covers a broad range of scary topics including horror, macabre themes, and Halloween prop news — with a notable emphasis on Spirit Halloween coverage. It functions primarily as a promotional welcome video designed to drive subscriptions.
This short community-engagement video poses a fun question to Halloween enthusiasts: which prop do they love most? It invites viewers to share their all-time favorite Halloween props in a conversational, opinion-driven format. With minimal runtime, it functions more as a discussion prompt than a tutorial or showcase.
This short video offers an early progress update on a creator's 2014 home haunt build. Viewers get a look at where the project stands at this stage of the season. The clip serves as a casual check-in for followers tracking the haunt's development over time.
FrightProps announces their recurring Bloodthirsty Thursdays contest in this brief promotional video. The clip directs viewers to the FrightProps blog for full contest details and entry information. As a short announcement piece, it serves primarily to build community awareness among Halloween enthusiasts and haunt professionals.
This short video from Haunt Former poses a simple question to the Halloween community: what is your favorite part of the holiday? It appears to be a conversation-starter or community engagement piece rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. With minimal runtime and sparse metadata, the full scope of the content is unclear.
A short community engagement post from Haunt Former asking viewers to share their favorite Halloween songs. There is no tutorial, walkthrough, or build content — just a conversational prompt directed at the Halloween enthusiast community. The minimal duration and description suggest this is likely a quick social-style question or community post rather than a full video.
This short-form clip appears to capture a sci-fi alien abduction-themed haunt experience, likely tied to a Universal Halloween event. The footage gives viewers a quick, immersive look at the extraterrestrial atmosphere and theming on display. Given its brevity and Shorts format, it serves as a punchy highlight reel rather than an in-depth walkthrough.
This short video takes viewers inside K. Kringle's Christmas and Holiday Shoppe, a large retail destination in Treasure Island, Florida that carries decorations and merchandise spanning multiple holidays, including Halloween and Christmas. The tour gives a casual walk-through feel, showcasing the breadth of seasonal inventory available under one roof. It was shared as a lighthearted Friday the 13th nod to the Halloween community.
Hauntcast sits down with Ricky Dick, the creative force behind Castle Blood, for an in-depth conversation covering his decades-long career in the haunted attraction world. Drawing on over 30 years of experience, Ricky shares insights into what makes Castle Blood a distinctive and enduring haunt. The discussion spans tips, trade secrets, and the philosophy behind building memorable haunted experiences.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Disney Imagineer Steve Cotroneo for an in-depth conversation covering Steve's personal haunting history and his home haunt, Grimwood Hollow. The extended interview offers a rare look at how professional theme-park design sensibilities translate into a home haunt context. Listeners gain insight into the creative mindset and passion that drives one of the haunting community's more accomplished enthusiasts.
This short video showcases a Slenderman character captured in a nighttime setting, leaning into the figure's inherently unsettling presence after dark. The atmospheric shoot highlights how darkness and minimal lighting amplify the creepiness of this iconic horror figure. At just two minutes, it serves as a mood piece and visual inspiration rather than a how-to guide.
This appears to be a Halloween-themed video edit from the Horror 365 channel, likely a stylized montage or atmospheric short clip. With no description or duration provided, very little can be determined about its specific content or purpose. It may be a fan edit, mood reel, or promotional piece centered on Halloween imagery.
This short community engagement video poses a simple question to viewers about their favorite horror films. It appears designed to spark conversation and interaction among Halloween and horror enthusiasts. With no reported runtime, it is likely a brief prompt or discussion-starter clip rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
