Video Tag
Every video tagged “Halloween” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
382 videos
This video from the Haunted Attraction Network appears to be a seasonal announcement or hype piece signaling the approach of Halloween. With no description or runtime data available, the specific content cannot be determined with confidence. Based on the channel's industry focus, it likely targets haunt professionals and enthusiasts gearing up for the Halloween season.
Haunt Former uses Alien Day as the occasion to share a personal essay on why aliens hold such a special place in his Halloween and haunt-related passions. The video blends personality-driven storytelling with the creator's broader love of spooky creatures and cryptids. It functions more as an entertaining editorial piece than a how-to tutorial, offering a window into the mindset of a dedicated Halloween enthusiast.
This short video ties into the release of The Conjuring 2 by showcasing a companion virtual reality experience. The creator invites viewers to immerse themselves in the horror through a linked VR video. At just three minutes, it serves primarily as a promotional teaser directing the Halloween and horror audience toward a hands-on scare experience.
A short, humorous clip from what appears to be the Transworld Halloween & Attractions trade show, featuring a zombie girl prop or character. The video takes a lighthearted angle, playfully questioning where such a piece might fit in a haunt or Halloween setup. With no runtime to speak of, it reads as a quick social-style snippet likely shared for entertainment and industry engagement.
This is the fourth installment in an ongoing home haunt build series centered on a creepy carnival theme. The creator is working against the clock as Halloween approaches, focusing on sourcing and finishing final props to complete the CarnEVIL setup. The short runtime suggests this is more of a progress check-in than a deep-dive tutorial.
A very short Halloween-themed clip from the Horror 365 channel riffing on a Scooby-Doo style spooky scenario. With no description or meaningful duration on record, the exact content is unclear, but the tone appears humorous and seasonally festive. It likely plays on the classic cartoon's mystery and monster tropes in a Halloween context.
This short review video from the Haunt Former channel covers the 2017 horror film IT, focusing on its Halloween and haunt-community appeal. It is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, which examines horror-related content through a Halloween enthusiast's lens. The video is brief at around six minutes and appears aimed at fans of seasonal horror and haunted attraction culture.
This short highlight reel captures guests being scared inside Reign of Terror, a professional haunted attraction located in Thousand Oaks, California. The clip showcases real-time fear reactions as visitors move through the haunt, offering a taste of the experience from an audience perspective. It serves as an exciting promotional snapshot of one of Southern California's Halloween destinations.
This video appears to be a progress or status update for a home-built haunted trail project called HOLLOW #0000, shared by the Haunt Former channel. At roughly 12 minutes, the creator likely walks viewers through recent changes, additions, or plans for the outdoor haunt. Without a source description, specific details about props, scenes, or construction remain unclear.
This short-form clip offers a glimpse of a 20-foot vortex tunnel being readied for the Halloween season at what appears to be Field of Screams in Montana. Vortex tunnels are a classic haunt staple that disorient guests by creating the illusion of spinning motion as they walk through. The video serves as a teaser or promotional piece for the attraction rather than a build tutorial.
StiltBeast Studios' Allen Hopps delivers an in-depth werewolf-themed session covering creature makeup, costuming, or prop work for haunted attraction use. Running over an hour, the video lives up to its 'extravaganza' billing with expansive coverage of werewolf character creation. StiltBeast Studios is well known for professional-grade haunted attraction techniques, suggesting the content targets performers and builders seeking high-impact results.
This short-form piece from Haunted Attraction Network celebrates Halloween as more than a holiday — framing it as a passion, lifestyle, and emotional outlet. With no runtime or description provided, the content appears to be a mood or community-focused post rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It likely resonates with year-round Halloween enthusiasts who find joy and identity in the spooky season.
This short-form clip from Haunted Attraction Network poses a question to the haunt community about favorite grabber techniques used by scare actors inside haunted houses. With no additional description provided, the content appears to be a conversation-starter or poll aimed at haunted attraction enthusiasts and performers. The brevity suggests it may be a social-style engagement post rather than a full tutorial or walkthrough.
This long-form session from Stiltbeast Studios, hosted by Allen Hopps, focuses on inbred-themed Halloween content likely covering prop making, mask work, or haunted attraction design. The channel is well known for professional-level haunt education and creature craft. With a runtime of over two hours, this appears to be a deep-dive workshop or live session. Specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed without a source description.
A short walkthrough of Big Lots' 2013 Halloween and harvest seasonal section, showcasing the props and decorations available that year. The video captures the retail selection including clown, skeleton, and pumpkin-themed items. It serves as a snapshot of what budget Halloween décor looked like at a major discount retailer over a decade ago.
StiltbeastStudios hosts another Tuesday session focused on werewolf-themed mask or prop creation, led by Allen Hopps. The session likely covers design and fabrication techniques relevant to haunted attraction characters and Halloween props. At nearly two hours, it appears to be a long-form, in-depth creative session typical of the Stiltbeast format.
This is a brief teaser clip from Haunt Former previewing their 2019 Halloween haunt content. At just one minute long, it offers little more than an atmospheric introduction designed to build anticipation. The channel covers a wide range of Halloween topics including prop builds, reviews, unboxings, and haunt stories.
This short-form video features Barlow, the iconic vampire from Stephen King's Salem's Lot, performing the viral Wednesday dance. It blends classic horror imagery with a popular pop culture meme for a humorous and creepy Halloween moment. The clip appears to be a lighthearted, shareable piece from the Haunted Attraction Network's social content.
Game Over is a short indie horror film from the Haunt Former channel in which a woman unknowingly signs up for a video game focus group that turns out to be a terrifyingly real experience. The six-minute runtime keeps the tension tight as the line between game and reality blurs for the protagonist. It showcases the creative, narrative side of the Halloween and haunt community beyond prop builds and walkthroughs.
This appears to be a live-stream broadcast from the Haunt Former channel, running nearly an hour and forty minutes. The playful title referencing pumpkin carols suggests a lighthearted, community-focused Halloween session rather than a structured tutorial or build video. Without a source description, the specific content and format remain unclear, but the channel's focus on haunting suggests it caters to Halloween enthusiasts and home haunters.
A short-form comedic clip from HauntScene that riffs on the Jason Voorhees slasher icon with a humorous Faygo twist. The video appears to be a quick, lighthearted parody rather than an instructional or walkthrough piece. Given its Shorts format and haunt-industry channel context, it likely features a costumed performer or haunt-scene talent playing it for laughs.
A short-form Halloween clip from Haunt Former referencing the iconic horror character Hannibal Lecter in a haunt or performance context. The title suggests a humorous or cautionary take on character acting, implying that portraying Hannibal without full commitment yields disappointing results. At just one minute, this appears to be a punchy, opinion-driven piece aimed at the Halloween haunt community.
A short-form video from HauntScene featuring Michael Myers content. With no description or runtime to draw from, the exact format — whether a prop showcase, costume, decoration, or clip — is unclear. Given the channel's haunt-focused branding, it likely relates to Halloween prop or decorating content centered on the iconic slasher character.
A short-form Halloween video featuring a collection of jump scares captured on Halloween night, likely showcasing reactions to costumed characters, animatronics, or pranks. The content appears to be lighthearted and comedic in tone, targeting fans of spooky season entertainment. Given the very limited metadata available, specific details about format or setting remain unclear.
