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Every video tagged “Haunt Former” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
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Haunt Former delivers a roughly 16-minute review of Jordan Peele's 2022 horror film Nope, which follows a brother and sister running a Hollywood horse ranch who suspect a UFO is stalking their land. The reviewer characterizes the film as blending Peele's signature horror sensibility with a Spielbergian sense of wonder and fantasy. The video is part of Haunt Former's ongoing horror movie review series rather than a haunt-building or Halloween DIY production.
Haunt Former celebrates reaching 100 subscribers with a short personal video to mark the milestone and introduce themselves to their growing audience. The video is a heartfelt thank-you to supporters rather than a tutorial or build project. It reflects the creator's passion for Halloween and their excitement about building a haunt-focused community.
Haunt Former teams up with Jared from ComedyBros for a collaborative horror movie review segment called R.I.P. Reviews, focusing on M. Night Shyamalan's 2015 found-footage thriller The Visit. The film follows two siblings whose first encounter with their grandparents turns increasingly sinister. The review offers a Halloween-enthusiast perspective on the film's creepy atmosphere and scare effectiveness.
This short video is a holiday greeting from the Haunt Former and The Glog channels, wishing viewers a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays at the close of the year. It carries a faith-inspired, uplifting message suggesting the spirit of Christmas can extend beyond the holiday season. Accompanied by orchestral Christmas music, it serves as a warm thank-you to the creator's audience for their support throughout the year.
A live-stream episode from Haunt Former's HauntTober 2018 series, centered on Halloween enthusiasm and community conversation. The title hints at a discussion about the lengths Halloween fans and haunters will go to for the holiday. At nearly an hour long, the format appears to be casual, host-driven commentary rather than a structured tutorial or walkthrough. Haunt Former is a Halloween-focused creator with sponsorships from major costume and prop retailers.
A live-stream event from Haunt Former's HauntTober 2018 series, this 95-minute broadcast brings together the Halloween and haunting community under the classic Psycho-inspired tagline 'We All Go a Little Mad Sometimes.' The stream is part of a broader content ecosystem that includes prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, and reviews. Sponsors from the Halloween retail and costume industry support the channel, and a diverse roster of royalty-free and horror-adjacent music artists provides the atmosphere.
This short teaser clip is the second in a series building anticipation for Haunt Former's 2018 haunted house season. Running just one minute, it drops cryptic hints about what the upcoming haunt may feature without revealing specifics. The video is designed to generate curiosity and engagement from the creator's Halloween community audience.
A short reaction and commentary video from the Halloween-focused channel Haunt Former covering the newly released trailer for FOX's 2016 television series based on The Exorcist, unveiled around Comic-Con. The creator shares quick thoughts and invites viewers to weigh in with their own opinions in the comments. At just two minutes, it functions primarily as a conversation starter for horror fans rather than an in-depth review.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series turns its attention to Halloween-themed Oreo chocolate eggs, a seasonal candy treat. The short review covers the product from a Halloween enthusiast's perspective, blending spooky atmosphere with snack commentary. At just three minutes, it offers a quick, lighthearted take on whether these festive confections are worth picking up for the season.
Haunt Former reviews M3GAN, the Blumhouse horror film that kicked off 2023, centering on a rogue AI robotic doll and a grieving young girl. The reviewer finds the film an entertaining, self-aware blend of horror and dark humor, while noting it falls short of its full potential. The discussion offers a balanced take, acknowledging both the film's strengths and missed opportunities.
Haunt Former delivers a critical review of Leprechaun Origins (2014), arguing the film fails on both counts its title promises — it features neither a recognizable Leprechaun character nor any meaningful origin story. The review leans into rant territory, dissecting how this WWE Studios reboot diverges disappointingly from the beloved cult franchise. It's a punchy, opinionated take aimed at horror fans who grew up with the original Leprechaun series.
Haunt Former reviews the 2019 horror film Crawl, a survival thriller centered on a daughter's dangerous attempt to rescue her father during a catastrophic storm while deadly alligators close in. The review runs approximately seven minutes and is presented in the channel's signature Halloween-enthusiast style. While not a hands-on haunt or prop tutorial, it fits within the broader horror-media coverage the channel offers its Halloween-focused audience.
Haunt Former reviews Leprechaun in the Hood (2000), the fifth installment in the long-running Leprechaun horror-comedy franchise. The episode covers the film's plot, which follows the iconic villain as he pursues a magical flute and his stolen gold at the expense of three aspiring rappers. The review is part of the channel's ongoing horror film retrospective series aimed at Halloween enthusiasts.
This short review from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series takes a look at a High Voltage warning sign prop from Morbid Enterprises, available through Spirit Halloween. The prop is positioned as a versatile decoration suited for haunted house environments and seasonal Halloween displays. At just two minutes, the video delivers a quick but focused look at the item for shoppers considering the purchase.
This is a live-streamed Halloween event from Haunt Former's HauntTober 2018 series, themed around the iconic 'I Want to Play a Game' premise — a nod to Saw-style trap horror. Running approximately 80 minutes, it is the second part of a multi-episode live broadcast. The stream draws on licensed atmospheric music from multiple composers and is supported by several Halloween industry sponsors.
Haunt Former delivers a feature-length Halloween night listening experience built around eight narrated horror tales and creepypastas sourced from well-known community writers. The stories span a range of horror sub-genres — from supernatural encounters to psychological dread — set to atmospheric background music. At a full hour, the compilation is designed as a single immersive sitting experience for Halloween night. The creator also has an original horror anthology book and an active YouTube channel covering haunt industry news, prop unboxings, and short films.
This short review from the R.I.P. Reviews series takes a critical look at The Snowman, a 2017 thriller centered on a snowman-obsessed killer and starring Michael Fassbender. The host evaluates how well the film delivers as a Halloween-season watch. At just four minutes, the segment is a quick, opinion-driven verdict rather than an in-depth breakdown.
This short review covers the 1981 Canadian slasher film My Bloody Valentine, tying it to Valentine's Day horror viewing. The host highlights the film's festive setting, memorable killer miner villain, and grounded, believable characters as standout qualities. The review is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews horror film series.
This video is an 11-minute review of The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021), the third entry in the Conjuring franchise. The reviewer covers the film's premise, which draws from a real murder case in which demonic possession was argued as a legal defense, with Ed and Lorraine Warren central to the events. The review is presented in Haunt Former's signature horror-enthusiast style, aimed at fans of supernatural and paranormal cinema.
This is a live-stream episode from Haunt Former, a Halloween-focused YouTube channel covering topics ranging from prop builds and haunted house walkthroughs to reviews and haunt stories. The 'I Want to Play a Game' title suggests a Saw-inspired interactive or community engagement format. Sponsored by several Halloween industry names, the channel serves as a hub for year-round Halloween enthusiasts. Specific live content details are not available from the metadata alone.
This is a live-stream episode from the Haunt Former channel, recorded with ten days remaining until Halloween. The session appears to be a community-focused broadcast centered on Halloween conversation and countdown excitement rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. Haunt Former covers a broad range of Halloween content across their channel, including prop builds, haunt walkthroughs, prop reviews, and haunt stories. Sponsors including several well-known Halloween retailers and costume brands are associated with the channel.
This is a live-stream episode from the Haunt Former channel, framed around Halloween and haunt culture under a corpse-pun themed title. The broadcast draws from a wide content ecosystem that includes prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, reviews, and haunt storytelling. Sponsors from the Halloween retail and costume industry are featured alongside a curated selection of atmospheric background music. The format suggests community engagement and conversation rather than a structured tutorial or walkthrough.
This is a live-stream session from the Haunt Former channel focused on preparations for HAuNTcon and HPE, two notable events in the professional haunted attraction industry. The creator chats with the haunt community in a casual, real-time format rather than delivering a structured tutorial. It serves as a community hangout and planning discussion for Halloween and haunt enthusiasts gearing up for these conventions. Sponsors include several well-known Halloween prop and costume brands.
This short one-minute video from Haunt Former appears to be a channel announcement or teaser signaling the creator's return to posting Halloween content. With minimal runtime and a description focused almost entirely on social links and sponsor credits, the video likely serves as a hype clip rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. Haunt Former's channel spans prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, and prop reviews, suggesting this teaser is aimed at re-engaging an existing haunt enthusiast audience.
