Video Tag
Every video tagged “Haunt Former” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
437 videos
Outbreak is a 2015 indie horror short film produced by the Halloween-focused Haunt Former channel, directed by Mak Ralston and Jared Closterman. The five-minute film is built around an original concept and leans on royalty-free Halloween atmospheric music to set its tone. While not a tutorial or walkthrough, it reflects the broader creative Halloween content the channel produces alongside prop builds and haunt walkthroughs.
'His Name Was John' is a short horror film from the Haunt Former channel, produced as part of the HauntTober 2018 series. The story follows a woman haunted by guilt after a fatal accident, forcing her to confront what she has tried to bury. Running approximately seven minutes, it blends indie filmmaking with classic ghost-story tension. Music and stock footage from multiple credited sources help establish its eerie atmosphere.
Haunt Former unboxes the December 2018 Loot Fright subscription crate, a monthly horror-themed merchandise box from Loot Crate. The video gives viewers a look at what spooky collectibles and items arrived in that month's shipment. It serves as both a fun reveal and an informal review to help Halloween enthusiasts decide whether the subscription is worth it.
Haunt Former delivers a critical review of The Exorcist: Believer (2023), the Blumhouse and Universal continuation of the classic possession franchise. The reviewer draws comparisons to David Gordon Green's recent Halloween trilogy, examining how the film handles its dual-possession premise and whether the storytelling holds up. The 14-minute breakdown offers an opinionated take on pacing and narrative quality in modern legacy horror sequels.
Haunt Former documents the painting process for themed signage in the Port Chum home haunt build, including a 'Bait n Tackle' sign and the Port Chum location sign. The vlog offers a look at how decorative sign painting contributes to establishing a cohesive seaside horror atmosphere. It is part of an ongoing Port Chum build series chronicling the haunt's creation leading up to the 2023 season.
Three horror enthusiasts — Mak Ralston, Austin Spicer, and Jaden Bush — sit down for a wide-ranging podcast discussion covering roughly nine horror films released in 2024. Each title gets its own dedicated segment, with the hosts sharing personal reactions and critical takes. The episode closes with a broader conversation about where the horror genre is headed.
Beholder of the Eye is an independently produced Halloween short horror film from the Haunt Former channel, running approximately eight minutes. The story follows a blind psychic living in a troubled neighborhood who is approached by a mysterious man offering him the gift of sight — with presumably sinister consequences. The production draws on licensed atmospheric music and stock footage to build its horror tone, and was released as part of the creator's annual HauntTober series.
Haunt Former takes a retrospective look at Creepshow Season 3 on Shudder, working through all twelve segments of the anthology series ahead of Season 4's arrival. The video blends discussion and review, offering the host's personal takes on what worked and what didn't across the season. It sits squarely in Halloween-adjacent horror entertainment commentary rather than hands-on haunt building or prop work.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series turns its attention to Annabelle: Creation (2017), the prequel exploring the origins of the iconic possessed doll. The short review weighs in on whether this installment delivers the best big-screen version of the Annabelle character to date. At just four minutes, it offers a quick, opinionated take aimed at Halloween and horror enthusiasts.
This short video is a personal channel update from Haunt Former, letting subscribers know he will be away for a week. He also takes a moment to celebrate reaching 5,000 subscribers and expresses heartfelt gratitude to his community.
This is a live-stream community chat hosted by Haunt Former, centered on discussing HAuNTcon — a convention dedicated to the haunted attraction industry. The session runs roughly 90 minutes and invites viewers to join the conversation in real time. It serves as a casual gathering point for haunt enthusiasts and professionals to share news, opinions, and experiences related to the event. The channel is backed by several Halloween-industry sponsors and covers a broad range of Halloween content beyond this stream.
This short video is a film review of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the fifth entry in the Jurassic Park franchise, produced by the Halloween-focused channel Haunt Former under their R.I.P. Reviews series. The host evaluates how well the sequel holds up as a film. While the channel is Halloween and haunt-oriented, this particular segment is a mainstream movie critique rather than a Halloween production tutorial or haunted attraction feature.
This is a live stream episode from the Haunt Former channel, a Halloween-focused creator covering topics ranging from prop builds and haunted house walkthroughs to Halloween store visits and haunt stories. The channel is sponsored by several Halloween industry names and serves a broad haunting enthusiast audience. The live format suggests casual community engagement, Q&A, or real-time discussion around Halloween and haunt topics, though the specific content of this episode is not detailed in the metadata.
Haunt Former delivers a Halloween night horror session featuring seven narrated creepypasta stories, spanning themes of tainted candy, cursed locations, unexplained disappearances, and psychological dread. The compilation runs feature-length at 85 minutes, making it a full seasonal listening experience. Atmospheric background music from multiple composers accompanies the narration throughout.
Paradigm is a short horror film from the Haunt Former channel, running approximately five minutes. The story follows a group of teenagers who prank a peculiar boy, only to discover he possesses something far beyond ordinary. It is an original Halloween-themed narrative production rather than a tutorial or walkthrough, drawing on licensed music and stock footage to build atmosphere.
Haunt Former reviews an animated crawling stone hand prop from Grandin Road, potentially also manufactured by Gemmy, in this episode of the R.I.P. Reviews series. The prop features a stone-textured finish with articulated, creepy fingers and a moving animation suitable for tabletop display. The piece was obtained as a prize from the Halloween Holiday Store, which is also highlighted as an eBay resource for Halloween shoppers.
PHOBIAS is a Halloween haunted attraction produced by Haunt Former for 2014, located in Seminole, Florida. This short promotional video invites viewers to face their deepest fears through a phobia-themed haunt experience. The clip serves as a marketing piece designed to drive attendance to the live event.
This indie horror short from Haunt Former is the sequel to 'The Worm People,' continuing the story of parasitic worms hunting down a surviving victim in their bid for world domination. Running just four minutes, the film leans into low-budget creature-horror atmosphere supported by royalty-free Halloween music from several credited composers. It sits within the creator's broader Halloween-focused channel that also covers haunted house builds, prop making, and haunt walkthroughs. The piece serves more as seasonal entertainment content than an instructional resource.
This is a live-stream hangout episode from the Haunt Former channel, framed as an informal community conversation about Halloween and haunt-related topics. The session falls under the creator's recurring 'Live Scream' series, suggesting a regular format for audience engagement. Beyond the channel's broader content pillars — prop builds, prop reviews, and haunt stories — no specific subject matter for this particular broadcast is detailed in the available metadata.
Haunt Former delivers a narrated reading of the creepypasta story 'Stone Villages' by VanishingCircus, a mysterious tale told through the accounts of those who somehow survived visiting strange, enigmatic stone villages. The presentation pairs the reading with atmospheric music and stock video footage to heighten the eerie mood. At around 13 minutes, it serves as a short but immersive horror story experience suited to the Halloween season.
Haunt Former explores Halloween stores for the 2018 season, showcasing the latest props, decorations, and spooky offerings available that year. The video is part of the channel's recurring Halloween Store Walkthroughs series, giving viewers a look at what's on shelves each season. Sponsors include major Halloween retail and costume brands, suggesting exposure to a wide range of commercially available products.
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's R.I.P. Reviews series turns its attention to a seasonal candy offering: white pumpkin pie M&M's, a Halloween-themed treat combining white chocolate and pumpkin pie flavoring. The short review explores whether this candy lives up to the Halloween spirit. It's a lighthearted, quick take on a limited-edition seasonal product available at Target.
This short teaser video from the Haunt Former channel hypes an upcoming HauntTober 2017 content marathon. The description serves primarily as a channel directory, linking viewers to playlists covering prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, prop reviews, and live streams. Multiple sponsors and royalty-free music sources are credited, reflecting the channel's established production setup.
