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Every video tagged “Haunt Former” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
437 videos
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 short atmospheric video presents a fictional origin story for 'Smiley World,' a fabricated amusement park that declined after its 1957 opening and became the site of mysterious deaths and disappearances in the early 1970s. The narrative is delivered in a creepypasta style, building dread through a series of increasingly sinister events culminating in the park's closure and rumored haunting. At just two minutes, it functions as lore-setting content — likely a backstory teaser for a haunt attraction or themed Halloween project. The piece relies entirely on atmospheric storytelling rather than any DIY instruction or walkthrough footage.
Episode 14 of Haunt Former's ongoing 'Nightmare Fuel' series delivers five more deeply unsettling entries curated to creep out even seasoned horror fans. Topics span a range of disturbing subjects including a Saudi Arabian witch legend, an eerie Mount Rushmore piece, a 'count to ten' scenario, and more. The video leans into the spirit of Halloween with atmospheric music and the creator's signature horror-host presentation style. It sits within the broader Haunt Former universe of horror content, which also includes creepypasta narrations, short films, and haunt industry news.
Haunt Former ranks all five Scream films spanning 1996 to 2022, exploring how the franchise balances meta-comedy with classic slasher horror. The video offers a personal fan perspective on which entries stand above the rest, weighing memorable characters, smart scares, and series evolution. It functions as an opinionated retrospective rather than a traditional haunt or prop tutorial.
Haunt Former wraps up the year with a retrospective look at the best and worst horror films of 2023, then shifts focus to the most anticipated horror releases heading into 2024. The video offers opinionated commentary and rankings rather than how-to instruction, making it a casual watch for horror film enthusiasts. Titles mentioned include entries from the Saw franchise and the upcoming MaXXXine.
This short review covers the Witches Brew Tombstone Corners set found at Dollar Tree, a budget-friendly Halloween village collection. The set includes multiple pieces such as a witch with a cauldron, a witch hut, a spooky tree, and a grim reaper with a statue. The video is part of the creator's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, which spotlights affordable Halloween décor finds. It's aimed at haunters and decorators looking to build an inexpensive spooky village display.
Haunt Former offers an early look at Spirit Halloween's Haunted Séance Board, a new prop released for the 2016 season. The short teaser-style video is part of the channel's ongoing Spirit Sneak Peeks 2016 series. It highlights the prop's séance and occult aesthetic for Halloween displays without going into deep technical detail.
Haunt Former pits the 1981 slasher classic My Bloody Valentine against its 2009 3D remake in an 18-minute versus-style breakdown. The video discusses both films' plots, killers, and key differences — complete with spoiler warnings for each entry. It fits squarely in the horror-commentary tradition of comparing an original to its remake. The channel's broader focus spans Halloween, haunts, and horror culture.
This short compilation video wraps up Haunt Former's Halloween 2017 season by highlighting standout moments from the channel's series of retail Halloween store walkthroughs. Creator Mak uses the video to thank supporters and point viewers toward full playlists covering store tours, prop builds, and haunted house content. Sponsors include several well-known Halloween prop and costume brands. At just three minutes, it serves as a celebratory season-end highlight reel rather than an instructional video.
This is a live-stream event from Haunt Former, a Halloween-focused YouTube channel covering prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, Halloween store tours, and haunt stories. The 90-minute broadcast is presented as a community gathering for Halloween enthusiasts. Sponsored by several Halloween retailers and costume suppliers, the stream draws on a wide network of haunt-related content and creators. Beyond the live format itself, specific on-stream content is not detailed in the available metadata.
Haunt Former visits a Michaels store in 2014 to showcase their Christmas seasonal offerings, including decorative village displays. The video is the first in a planned holiday series from the creator. While the channel is Halloween-focused, this entry takes a detour into Christmas retail browsing.
This episode of the R.I.P. Reviews series from the Haunt Former channel takes a look at The First Purge (2018), the franchise prequel entry in the Purge horror-action series. The host evaluates how the film measures up against its predecessors in terms of story, tone, and overall quality. At roughly seven minutes, it delivers a concise opinion-based breakdown aimed at horror fans curious whether the installment is worth their time.
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.
This short teaser video kicks off Haunt Former's promotional campaign for their 2018 home haunt, building anticipation around a mysterious theme suggested by the 'signal found' concept. At just one minute, it offers little more than a cryptic glimpse intended to hook returning fans and new viewers alike. The clip is the first in a planned series of teasers leading up to the full haunt reveal.
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.
Haunt Former marks reaching 2,000 subscribers with a heartfelt thank-you video directed at his growing Halloween community. The creator expresses personal gratitude and teases upcoming spooky content on the horizon. At just four minutes, it serves as a community touchstone rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
Haunt Former counts down his personal top 11 favorite episodes of the original Twilight Zone series, leaning into the show's famously weird sensibility by choosing an unconventional number of entries. The video celebrates the program's lasting influence on horror and science fiction storytelling. It's a Halloween-adjacent entertainment piece rather than a how-to or haunt-building tutorial.
Haunt Former teams up with guest Jared from ComedyBros to review the first five episodes of MTV's Scream TV series as part of the R.I.P. Reviews series. The hosts share their reactions and opinions on the show, inviting viewers to weigh in with their own thoughts in the comments. The episode serves as a casual, Halloween-community-flavored discussion of the slasher series rather than a production or prop tutorial.
This video is part of the Haunt Former channel's 'R.I.P. Reviews' series and covers the 2018 mystery-thriller film 'Searching,' which centers on a father's desperate search for his missing teenage daughter. The review is presented through the lens of a Halloween and horror enthusiast, making it adjacent to the channel's broader spooky and haunt-focused content. At just six minutes, it offers a concise take on the film's premise and appeal.
Haunt Former celebrates reaching 1,000 subscribers with a short community vote video, asking fans to weigh in on which Halloween prop he should build in 2015. Several prop candidates are teased, ranging from smaller character builds to more ambitious projects, with the creator noting he may tackle more than one depending on results. The video sets a voting deadline and encourages viewer interaction through both the poll and direct email submissions for future build ideas.
This short review segment from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series takes a look at Candyville's Harvest Pumpkin Pie Pops — a novelty Halloween-season treat that puts pie flavors on a stick. The host covers all three available flavors, including Pumpkin, Apple Pumpkin, and Pecan varieties. It's a lighthearted, food-focused episode aimed at Halloween enthusiasts looking for festive seasonal snacking ideas.
Haunt Former hosts Jared and Mak share their thoughts on The Purge: Election Year, the third entry in the Purge franchise. They offer a balanced take, acknowledging the film's shortcomings as a horror movie while highlighting its creepier and more entertaining moments. The review is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, which covers horror films with a Halloween enthusiast audience in mind.
This is a live-stream episode from the Haunt Former channel, hosted by Mak Ralston, focused on casual Halloween and haunt community conversation. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween content including prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, prop reviews, and haunt stories. Sponsors include several well-known Halloween retailers and costume brands, suggesting an audience of dedicated Halloween enthusiasts. The quirky episode title points to the informal, personality-driven nature of these live sessions.
This short video serves as a promotional announcement for Haunt Former's annual Halloween content marathon, dubbed Haunt-Tober, kicking off October 1, 2016. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween topics including haunted house walkthroughs, prop builds, and product reviews. Sponsors include Morbid Enterprises, Distorted Figures, and Spirit Halloween.
