Video Tag
Every video tagged “Haunt Former” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
437 videos
This short video is part of the Haunt Former channel's 'R.I.P. Reviews' series and covers the 2017 horror film Rings, the third installment in the Ring franchise. The creator offers their take on the movie from a Halloween and haunt enthusiast's perspective. At just five minutes, it's a quick, punchy review aimed at horror fans curious whether the sequel is worth their time.
This is a live-stream broadcast from Haunt Former, a Halloween-focused YouTube creator with ties to sponsors including Spirit Halloween, Morbid Enterprises, and others in the haunt industry. The cryptic title suggests the session may involve community commentary, personal reflection, or a response to events within the haunt creator space. At 82 minutes, the format is conversational and community-driven rather than instructional. Specific content topics are not detailed in the available metadata.
This short video is part of Haunt Former's 'Horror Week' series, offering a brief review of The Exorcist (1973) under the R.I.P. Reviews banner. The channel covers Halloween and haunt content broadly, and this installment turns its attention to one of horror cinema's most celebrated and terrifying films. At just three minutes, it delivers a quick take rather than a deep critical analysis.
Hosts Jared and Mak of the R.I.P. Reviews series share their thoughts on Wes Craven's Scream 4 (2011), discussing what makes the film stand out in the slasher genre. The review is part of a recurring horror movie segment on the Haunt Former channel, which is otherwise focused on Halloween prop builds and home haunts. The hosts offer their personal take on the film's scares and originality in a short, casual format.
This one-minute teaser trailer announces an upcoming horror film titled Nightmare House Lore: The Movie, a project by fellow creator Jadensvideos. Haunt Former reveals they will be appearing in the film in the role of Steven. The clip serves as a brief promotional piece aimed at the haunt and Halloween enthusiast community rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
This is a live stream event from Haunt Former, timed to coincide with a Friday the 13th. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween content including prop builds, haunted house tours, and prop reviews, with community engagement at the core of its identity. The live format suggests casual conversation, Q&A, or real-time Halloween discussion rather than a structured tutorial or walkthrough.
Haunt Former delivers a 16-minute fan-focused review of Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, the 1984 fourth installment in the iconic slasher franchise. The video explores why this entry is widely regarded as a standout chapter in the Jason Voorhees saga. It falls outside Halloween production or haunting tutorials, sitting firmly in horror film commentary territory.
This is a live-stream episode from the Haunt Former channel, centered on a community discussion titled 'What Should be Done with Him?' — suggesting a viewer-driven conversation about a haunt-related topic or character decision. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween content including prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, and prop reviews. Sponsors include several well-known Halloween industry names, indicating an established presence in the haunt community.
This is a live-stream broadcast from the Haunt Former channel, hosted by creator Mak Ralston, centered on Halloween and haunt community discussion. The session appears to be a casual, interactive format where the host engages with viewers on topics spanning prop builds, haunted house projects, and the broader Halloween hobby space. The channel covers a wide range of haunt-related content including prop builds, haunt walkthroughs, and prop reviews, with sponsorships from several Halloween retail and costume brands.
This is a Halloween night live stream from Haunt Former, a channel dedicated to all things Halloween including prop builds, haunt walkthroughs, and prop reviews. The broadcast appears to be a celebratory seasonal event rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. Sponsored by several Halloween-industry names, the channel covers a wide range of haunt-related content across multiple playlists.
This brief one-minute clip from Haunt Former serves as a teaser or promotional piece for their 2014 Halloween haunt season. It offers a quick glimpse at what the creator has in store for the year ahead. With minimal descriptive detail provided, the video appears designed primarily to build anticipation among fans.
This short one-minute video is a promotional piece from Haunt Former spotlighting Villiance Productions and their horror short featuring PumpkinHead. It serves primarily as a channel cross-promotion and content teaser rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. The description points viewers toward related playlists covering prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, and reviews.
Haunt Former kicks off a dedicated Horror Week series with a short review of Stanley Kubrick's 1980 classic The Shining. The segment is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews playlist, which spotlights iconic horror films through a Halloween-enthusiast lens. At just three minutes, the video offers a quick, enthusiast-focused take rather than an in-depth critical analysis.
Haunt Former runs a Halloween 2017 giveaway contest dubbed the 'Creep-A-Way,' inviting viewers to enter by subscribing to two channels and following on social media. The contest closed on October 29, 2017. The video serves primarily as a community engagement and channel-promotion piece rather than a tutorial or build video.
This short teaser video from Haunt Former builds anticipation for the creator's 2017 home haunt season. It was paired with a social media engagement mechanic encouraging viewers to like a Facebook post in order to unlock the full haunt trailer. The clip functions as a promotional tease rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
This short video from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series covers the 2016 Blair Witch film, examining whether the sequel or remake lives up to expectations. At just four minutes, it offers a quick, Halloween-flavored take on the movie for haunters and horror fans curious about the theatrical release. The channel is otherwise focused on haunted house builds and Halloween props, giving the review a distinctly haunt-community perspective.
In this Valentine's Day special, the Haunt Former channel reviews Horror Decor's Noxious Candle of the Month for February 2017, themed around My Bloody Valentine. The video offers a close look at the candle's horror-themed aesthetic and its appeal as a seasonal collector item. It serves as a casual unboxing-style review aimed at fans of horror lifestyle products.
Haunt Former delivers a casual, conversational review of the 2023 Stephen King adaptation 'The Boogeyman,' recorded in a driving-home format set against vintage archival footage. The review is part of the channel's broader horror movie commentary series. It reflects the creator's personal take on the film rather than offering haunt-building or production guidance.
This short review segment covers the 2018 psychological thriller Unsane, a film notable for being shot entirely on an iPhone. The reviewer examines how well the story — centered on a woman trapped in a mental asylum who believes her stalker has followed her — holds up as a horror experience. It is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, which evaluates horror and Halloween-adjacent films.
Haunt Former reviews Brightburn (2019), a horror film that subverts the classic superhero origin story by imagining what happens when an otherworldly child chooses destruction over heroism. The review runs approximately seven minutes and is geared toward Halloween and horror enthusiasts. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween-adjacent content, with this entry sitting on the horror-entertainment side of the spectrum.
This short one-minute video serves as a promotional trailer for Strange Spectrum, a paranormal-themed channel or series created in collaboration with the Haunt Former community. It teases a joint project exploring paranormal subject matter, pointing viewers to the Strange Spectrum YouTube channel. The clip functions primarily as a cross-promotion piece rather than a standalone tutorial or build video.
This video is a narrated reading of the creepypasta story 'Comet' by MakRalston, performed by the Haunt Former channel. The tale begins with what appears to be a Christmas Eve sighting of Halley's Comet but unravels into something far more sinister and disturbing. Atmospheric background music accompanies the narration to heighten tension and dread. It sits within Haunt Former's ongoing 'Narrated by Haunt Former' horror story series.
This short video features a guest review of the original 1954 Godzilla film, produced in collaboration with the Rockin Records channel. It is part of Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series, which covers horror and Halloween-adjacent media. The content is a casual, fan-perspective critique rather than a Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
This is a channel promotional video for Haunt Former, a year-round Halloween content creator active as far back as 2015. The video pitches the channel's core content pillars — prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, and Halloween prop reviews — to new viewers. It positions summer as prime Halloween-prep season rather than downtime, encouraging subscriptions ahead of a June content push.
