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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 review of Jordan Peele's 2019 horror-thriller 'Us,' exploring its themes of terror and doppelgängers. The channel, primarily focused on Halloween props and haunting content, branches into horror film criticism here. The review is aimed at horror fans who appreciate thoughtful takes on modern genre cinema.
This Halloween-adjacent horror-comedy short film from Haunt Former's Villiance Production follows a boy who unwraps a Christmas gift only to suspect it originates from the sinister, shape-shifting Worm People. Clocking in at around six minutes, the 2016 production blends holiday imagery with creature-feature dread and a comedic tone. While not a tutorial or haunt walkthrough, it represents the creative filmmaking side of the Halloween enthusiast community.
This episode of the R.I.P. Reviews series from Haunt Former takes a look at Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 classic Psycho, covering its story of a guilt-ridden woman who stumbles into the infamous Bates Motel and its disturbing innkeeper, Norman Bates. The review runs approximately seven minutes and is presented through the lens of a Halloween-enthusiast channel. It appears aimed at fans of horror history who appreciate the foundational films of the genre. The channel also produces haunt walkthroughs, prop builds, and live Halloween content alongside this review series.
A celebratory community shoutout video from Haunt Former that spotlights fellow Halloween enthusiasts — dubbed 'Haunters' — across YouTube. The video defines what it means to be a Haunter: someone passionate about all things spooky who lives for the Halloween season. It serves as a love letter to the broader Halloween creator community rather than a tutorial or build video.
Haunt Former delivers a podcast-style review and discussion of the 2022 horror film 'Smile,' sharing a lukewarm overall reaction to the movie. The episode is part of the creator's Campfire Storytelling Podcast series. The format leans conversational rather than structured critique, making it feel like an informal chat around a campfire.
This short teaser clip from Haunt Former builds anticipation for their 2018 haunted house season with the cryptic theme 'They Won't Stay Dead.' Almost no details are revealed, with the creator promising a full unveiling the following day. It serves as a brief atmospheric hook for fans of the channel's annual home haunt projects.
This short review segment from the 'R.I.P. Reviews' series takes a look at Hershey's limited-edition Candy Corn Creme chocolate bar, a Halloween seasonal offering that blends candy corn flavor with chocolate. The host shares their impressions of the product in a casual, Halloween-themed format. At just four minutes, it's a quick, lighthearted taste-test style video aimed at Halloween enthusiasts curious about seasonal novelty candy.
Haunt Former delivers a review of My Bloody Valentine 3D (2009), the 3D remake of the 1981 slasher classic centered on a murderous miner haunting a small mining community. The video examines the film's premise, its connections to the original, and how it holds up as a modern horror experience. At seven minutes, it offers a concise take aimed at horror fans curious about the remake's merits.
This is a live-stream community event from the Haunt Former channel, hosted by creator MAK, blending Halloween enthusiasm with real-time audience interaction. The session appears to be a casual hangout-style broadcast rather than a structured tutorial or walkthrough. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween content including prop builds, haunt stories, prop reviews, and animatronics projects. Sponsors and music credits suggest a well-established Halloween-focused creator with an active fan base.
Haunt Former reviews the 2019 A24 horror film The Lighthouse, exploring its descent into psychological terror as a lighthouse keeper's brief assignment becomes a nightmarish ordeal. The review is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews horror film series. While the channel primarily covers Halloween prop builds and haunt content, film reviews like this serve as companion content for horror enthusiasts in the community.
This short promo video teases the upcoming 2018 season of Haunt Former's home haunted house project, known as 'The End Haunted House,' with a three-week countdown. It serves as a hype piece for the creator's annual HauntTober series rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. The clip points viewers toward a larger playlist documenting the full haunt experience.
This short holiday video is a Christmas greeting from the Haunt Former channel and its sister channel, The Glog. The creator reflects on the meaning of joy from a Christian faith perspective, tying the sentiment to the classic carol 'Joy to the World.' It serves primarily as a heartfelt thank-you to the channel's year-round supporters rather than any Halloween-specific content.
Haunt Former ranks all ten 2026 horror films he has personally seen, offering his subjective take on the year's horror output so far. The video functions as a casual opinion-based countdown rather than a how-to or haunt-industry piece. At 30 minutes, it provides enough runtime to give each film a meaningful breakdown within the ranking format.
This appears to be a live-streamed Halloween haunt experience from the channel Haunt Former, themed around a dark and stormy night setting. With no source description available, the exact content and format remain unclear, though the title and channel context suggest an atmospheric Halloween broadcast. It may feature haunt walkthroughs, behind-the-scenes content, or real-time haunt activity running approximately 37 minutes.
This is a live stream episode from Haunt Former's 'Live Scream' series, offering a casual peek into the Halloween haunt world. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween content including prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, haunt stories, and reviews. With sponsors from recognizable Halloween brands and a dedicated community following, the channel serves as a hub for year-round Halloween enthusiasts. The short runtime suggests this particular stream is either a highlight clip or a brief community check-in segment.
This one-minute official trailer promotes 'Kamuffins,' a horror anthology book written by Mak Ralston and available on Amazon and Kindle. Produced by the Haunt Former channel, the trailer uses atmospheric horror visuals and audio to build interest in the collection of scary stories. The clip is promotional in nature rather than instructional, serving purely as a marketing piece for the title.
This short teaser video previews Haunt Former's 2018 haunted house season by introducing a mysterious in-world artifact — a series of tapes labeled 'RadiPro Research Logs.' The clip leans into atmospheric storytelling and narrative intrigue rather than showing the haunt directly, building anticipation through cryptic imagery and sound design. It functions as a cinematic promotional piece designed to generate curiosity ahead of the full haunt reveal.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series takes a quick look at Brach's Apple Mix Candy Corn, a seasonal confection timed around the Thanksgiving holiday. The short review gives viewers a sense of whether this apple-flavored twist on the classic candy corn is worth picking up. It's a lighthearted, Halloween-adjacent segment that fits the channel's broader seasonal content.
Haunt Former delivers a review of Doctor Sleep (2019), the sequel to The Shining, following an adult Danny Torrance as he uses his psychic gift to protect a young girl who shares his ability. The review is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews horror film series. While the channel primarily focuses on Halloween prop builds and haunt content, film reviews of horror-adjacent titles appear as supplemental content.
Haunt Former celebrates Edgar Allan Poe's legacy with a dramatic narration of 'The Tell-Tale Heart,' the iconic 1843 psychological horror tale. The reading is accompanied by atmospheric background music to enhance the eerie, unsettling mood of the story. It sits within the creator's broader library of narrated horror stories, creepypastas, and Halloween-themed content.
Haunt Former delivers an 11-minute critical review of Blumhouse's 2024 theatrical release Afraid, a horror film centered on the dangers of AI. The reviewer uses the film's shortcomings as the hook for a comedic and pointed critique, suggesting the screenplay itself feels like it could have been AI-generated. While tangentially Halloween-adjacent through its horror-genre framing, this is primarily a film commentary video rather than a haunt or Halloween production tutorial.
A short horror film review from the Haunt Former channel covering the 2016 suspense-thriller Don't Breathe. The video offers the reviewer's take on the film's tension-filled premise, which follows three teens who attempt to rob a blind man. At under five minutes, it serves as a quick recommendation-style overview for horror fans. The review is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews playlist dedicated to horror and Halloween-adjacent content.
A brief indie horror short produced by Villiance Productions and hosted on the Haunt Former channel, depicting a tense home-intruder scenario. The five-minute film leans into suspense and atmospheric dread rather than explicit gore. It sits at the intersection of Halloween haunt culture and indie filmmaking, reflecting the creative range of the Haunt Former community.
This short review segment covers Jigsaw, the eighth entry in the long-running Saw franchise, released in 2017. The host evaluates how well the film holds up within the series' legacy, presenting it as part of the recurring R.I.P. Reviews series on the Haunt Former channel. At just five minutes, the video offers a quick, opinionated take aimed at Halloween and horror enthusiasts. The channel itself spans a broader range of Halloween content including prop builds, haunted houses, and haunt stories.
