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Every video tagged “Haunt Former” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
437 videos
Haunt Former narrates three short horror stories drawn from Reddit and creepypasta sources, curated as seasonal October listening. The lineup includes 'Please Don't Fear the Reaper,' 'Humans Can Fly,' and 'The Greatest Honor,' each delivering a distinct sinister tone. Atmospheric background music from multiple composers underscores the narration throughout the roughly fifteen-minute runtime.
This short review segment from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series takes a look at Candy Corn flavored Peeps coated in white chocolate fudge as a Halloween seasonal treat. The host highlights these marshmallow confections as a fun, festive alternative to the Easter Peep staple. The video is light and snack-focused, fitting into the broader Halloween lifestyle content on the channel.
This video is a brief Easter greeting from the Haunt Former channel, referencing the biblical account of the resurrection from the Gospel of Luke. It is not a Halloween, haunt, or horror-related video. Despite coming from a Halloween-focused creator, the content is entirely seasonal and religious in nature, making it outside the scope of Halloween Universe's core library.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly 21-minute critical review of the first two seasons of the Chucky TV series, weighing in on its gore, humor, and appeal to longtime fans of the franchise. The video covers key characters including Chucky, Tiffany, Andy, Kyle, and Jake while assessing how well the show serves die-hard Child's Play devotees. The tone is enthusiastic and opinionated, positioned as fan-forward commentary rather than formal criticism.
This is a short St. Patrick's Day-themed episode of the R.I.P. Reviews series on the Haunt Former channel, covering the 1994 horror-comedy sequel Leprechaun 2. The host briefly revisits the film's premise — a murderous Leprechaun searching for gold and a bride — as a seasonal holiday tie-in. At just three minutes, the review is light and casual rather than in-depth critical analysis.
A brief atmospheric teaser from Haunt Former previewing their 2018 haunted house season. The clip leans into cryptic, ominous messaging to build suspense and anticipation for the upcoming haunt. At under a minute, it functions purely as a hype piece rather than instructional content.
This is a live-stream Halloween event from the Haunt Former channel, part of their recurring 'Live Scream' series. The stream carries a bedtime-horror theme suggested by its title and fits within the creator's broader Halloween-focused content universe, which spans prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, and haunt reviews. Haunt Former is sponsored by several recognizable Halloween industry names and draws on a dedicated haunt-enthusiast audience. Specific content details from within the stream itself are not available from the provided metadata alone.
This is a narrated creepypasta horror story set on Christmas Eve, following Detective Schultz as he investigates a disturbing claim that a young girl was taken by angels — corroborated by multiple eyewitnesses. The story, written by MakRalston, blends holiday atmosphere with unsettling supernatural horror. Haunt Former delivers the narration with mood-setting background music. It sits firmly in the tradition of festive horror fiction rather than Halloween prop-building or haunt design content.
A live-stream episode from the Haunt Former channel, covering Halloween haunt topics in the creator's signature community-focused style. The channel spans home haunt builds, prop construction, haunted house walkthroughs, and prop reviews, with sponsorships from several well-known Halloween retailers. The live format suggests real-time audience interaction around haunt planning, building tips, or seasonal discussion. Background music is sourced from a variety of royalty-free and Halloween-themed composers.
This short podcast episode from the Haunt Former channel is a casual, conversational segment in which the host reflects on classic or notable horror movies they have yet to watch. It is a lighthearted, opinion-driven discussion rather than a tutorial or build video. The episode sits within the broader Haunt Former brand, which otherwise covers haunted house builds, prop construction, and Halloween event coverage.
Haunt Former revisits the 1975 Steven Spielberg classic Jaws as part of a Shark Week-themed episode of the R.I.P. Reviews series. The short-form review celebrates the film's anniversary and invites audience discussion. While the channel focuses primarily on Halloween content, this entry is a horror-adjacent film review rather than a haunt or DIY segment.
Haunt Former, a Halloween-focused channel, steps outside its usual content to review the 2019 blockbuster Godzilla: King of the Monsters. The review covers the return of classic Titans and the large-scale monster action the film delivers. At roughly nine minutes, it offers a concise opinion piece aimed at horror and creature-feature fans within the haunting community.
This short video is a promotional channel trailer for Haunt Former's HauntTober 2024 event, inviting viewers to tune in throughout October for Halloween and horror content. The clip plays on the iconic Ghostbusters catchphrase to brand Haunt Former as the go-to destination for all things haunted during the season. At just two minutes, it serves as an enthusiastic call-to-action for fans of Halloween, horror, and haunt culture to subscribe and follow along.
This is a live-stream episode from the Haunt Former channel, a Halloween-focused creator covering haunt builds, prop reviews, and haunted house content. The stream title 'You Murdered My Misery!' suggests a lively, community-driven broadcast likely featuring viewer interaction, haunt discussion, or Halloween-related commentary. Haunt Former is sponsored by several Halloween industry names and produces a variety of Halloween content across multiple playlists. The metadata provides limited detail about the specific live-stream content beyond the channel's general focus.
This short trailer from Haunt Former marks the end of the Halloween season and pivots toward a Christmas-themed haunt or display for 2014. It serves as a seasonal teaser rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. The clip suggests the creator applies their haunt-building enthusiasm to holiday decorating beyond Halloween.
A live-stream session from the Haunt Former channel centered on building or planning a haunt themed around 'There Was a Crooked Man,' the classic dark nursery rhyme. The creator shares progress, ideas, and likely engages with viewers in real time over the course of an hour. Haunt Former is a sponsored Halloween creator with ties to several prop and costume vendors, suggesting a reasonably experienced home haunter. The session fits within the channel's broader library of prop builds and haunted house projects.
Haunt Former delivers a structured, spoiler-conscious review of the 2023 A24 horror film 'Talk to Me,' directed by the team behind the Australian YouTube channel RackaRacka. The film centers on a mysterious severed hand that grants users a terrifying window into the realm of the dead, with demonic possession at its core. The review is split into a spoiler-free section and a deeper spoiler discussion, giving viewers the option to engage at their comfort level. The channel's horror-enthusiast perspective makes this a fan-to-fan breakdown rather than a traditional critical essay.
Haunt Former reviews the limited-edition Candy Corn M&Ms, a white-chocolate Halloween seasonal candy dressed in classic candy corn colors. The segment is part of the channel's recurring R.I.P. Reviews series, which spotlights Halloween-themed food and products. At just four minutes, it offers a quick, lighthearted taste-test opinion for fans of seasonal sweets.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series turns its attention to the 2016 Ghostbusters reboot, offering a short Halloween-themed take on the theatrical release. The video is part of a broader channel focused on haunted houses, prop builds, and all things Halloween. At just three minutes, it reads as a brief, casual opinion piece rather than an in-depth cinematic critique.
This is a brief teaser or title card video from the Haunt Former YouTube channel, which covers a broad range of Halloween content including prop builds, reviews, unboxings, and haunt stories. The video itself contains virtually no substantive content beyond the single word 'Tonight,' suggesting it functions as a short announcement or atmospheric tease. Given the zero-minute runtime and minimal description, no specific topic, technique, or build can be identified.
Haunt Former attempts to condense the notoriously convoluted SAW franchise storyline into roughly 25 minutes of spoiler-filled recap and commentary. The video covers the overarching lore of the Jigsaw killer and key characters like Hoffman and Billy the puppet across the full series, including SAW X. It's presented with the channel's signature mix of haunt-industry personality and horror enthusiasm rather than as a formal film analysis.
This appears to be a live-stream event hosted by the Haunt Former channel, themed around Friday the 13th. With no source description available, the exact content — whether Q&A, haunt chat, prop building, or general Halloween discussion — cannot be confirmed. The roughly 48-minute runtime suggests a casual community-focused broadcast rather than a structured tutorial.
Haunt Former reviews the 1980 cult slasher film New Year's Evil, a personal favorite centered on a killer who strikes at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve. The video frames the film as the perfect seasonal watch for horror fans looking to close out the year with some campy, holiday-themed scares. The review is part of Haunt Former's broader horror film commentary series.
Haunt Former celebrates reaching 1,500 subscribers with a heartfelt thank-you to their Halloween community. The short video highlights the channel's core content pillars — prop reviews, Halloween prop builds, and haunted house walkthroughs — and acknowledges sponsors and music contributors. It serves as a community touchstone rather than a instructional or build video.
