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Every video tagged “Haunt Former” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
437 videos
This short review from the Haunt Former channel examines The Cloverfield Paradox, the 2018 Netflix installment in the Cloverfield franchise, and weighs it against its predecessors. The host offers a moderately positive take, acknowledging the film may have been underrated or poorly received while arguing it delivers more than expected. At around six minutes, the review is a quick, opinionated overview rather than a deep analytical breakdown.
This short video is a horror film review covering The Conjuring 2, the sequel to the original Conjuring franchise entries. The host briefly explores the film's premise, which draws on the real-life paranormal investigations of Ed and Lorraine Warren. The review is part of the channel's recurring R.I.P. Reviews series, which covers horror films with a Halloween enthusiast audience in mind.
This short review from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series takes a look at Pumpkin Spice Hershey's Kisses, a seasonal Halloween candy available at Target. The host gives a quick, casual take on this fall-flavored twist on the classic chocolate treat. It fits within the channel's broader Halloween lifestyle content alongside prop builds and haunted house coverage.
Haunt Former hosts a live streaming event — dubbed a 'Live Scream' — centered on a horror-tinged Christmas theme, blending holiday cheer with Halloween sensibilities. The session draws on the channel's broader focus on haunting, prop builds, and spooky entertainment. Sponsored by recognizable Halloween industry names, the stream appears to be a community-facing, entertainment-first broadcast rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. The Christmas-meets-Halloween framing is a recurring seasonal format for the channel.
Haunt Former hosts a live stream session centered on zombie baby Halloween props, offering an up-close look at these creepy undead infant figures. The format appears to be an interactive 'Live Scream' episode, a recurring series on the channel where props and Halloween items are showcased in a fun, audience-engaging setting. The video is part of a broader channel dedicated to all things Halloween, including prop builds, haunt walkthroughs, and reviews.
This podcast episode from the Haunt Former channel dives into the ongoing debate between 'elevated' and 'schlocky' horror, using 2022 films Barbarian and The Menu as case studies. The discussion explores how both films blur the line between prestige horror and campy fun, suggesting the divide may be a false one. It's a conversational, opinion-driven format rather than a tutorial or haunt walkthrough.
This short video from Haunt Former is a community engagement piece inviting viewers to participate in a Halloween-themed shoutout segment. The creator outlines steps viewers need to follow in order to be featured. It serves as a channel promotion and audience-building tool rather than a tutorial or build video. Haunt Former's broader content spans prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, and Halloween store reviews.
Haunt Former revisits the 1984 horror-comedy classic Gremlins as part of his R.I.P. Reviews series, framing it as a seasonal watch bridging Halloween and Christmas. The short-form review celebrates the film as a personal favorite and a standout creature-feature of the 1980s. It sits within a broader channel focused on haunted house builds, prop making, and Halloween content.
This short video is a horror-film review segment from the Haunt Former channel, evaluating Universal's 2017 reboot of 'The Mummy' as part of the studio's planned Dark Universe franchise. The host, known for Halloween prop builds and haunted house content, turns a critical eye toward whether the Tom Cruise-led blockbuster delivers genuine scares. The review is framed around the question of whether the film deserves to be 'unearthed' by horror and haunt enthusiasts.
Haunt Former hosts a live Halloween-themed trivia night in this community-focused broadcast, challenging viewers with Halloween knowledge in a fun, interactive format. The stream is part of the channel's recurring Live Scream series aimed at bringing the haunter community together. Sponsors include several well-known Halloween brands, and atmospheric Halloween music from multiple composers sets the mood throughout.
This short review covers the 1974 Canadian horror film Black Christmas, part of the channel's R.I.P. Reviews series. The presenter offers a take on the film's unsettling atmosphere, highlighting its memorable phone-call tension and the dread of what lurks in the attic. At roughly four minutes, it serves as a quick recommendation-style breakdown rather than an in-depth analysis. The channel, Haunt Former, is primarily Halloween-focused, situating this classic horror film within the broader Halloween enthusiast community.
This is episode seven of Haunt Former's Campfire Storytelling Podcast, dedicated to catching up on early 2023 horror releases. The host discusses four films — Missing, Infinity Pool, Knock at the Cabin, and Cocaine Bear — each given its own segment. The conversational, podcast-style format makes it a casual watch for horror fans wanting a quick take on recent theatrical releases.
This short video is a Halloween-themed horror movie review of Jordan Peele's 2017 film Get Out, part of the creator's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series. The reviewer records from an outdoor location and offers a reaction-style critique of the film. The channel, Haunt Former, is primarily Halloween and haunt-focused, making horror film coverage a natural extension of its content.
Haunt Former narrates a fan-favorite classic creepypasta titled 'Gateway of the Mind,' delivering a voiced performance of the well-known internet horror story. The channel host — also a published author and creepypasta writer — presents the tale with atmospheric background music to heighten tension. At roughly six minutes, it offers a compact, self-contained horror listening experience suited for fans of the genre.
Haunt Former narrates an original Halloween horror story titled 'Vampire Teef,' written by the channel's creator MakRalston, as a seasonal celebration of the holiday. The roughly 46-minute audio-style presentation is accompanied by atmospheric background music and reads like a classic creepypasta tale centered on vampiric themes. The creator is also a published horror author, and the full written story is available on the Creepypasta fandom wiki. This is pure horror-fiction entertainment rather than a how-to or haunt-industry video.
Haunt Former hosts a podcast-style discussion ranking the best horror movies of 2016, geared toward Halloween enthusiasts and haunters who love the genre year-round. The episode is part of a broader channel covering haunted house builds, prop construction, and haunt walkthroughs. It serves as a casual, community-oriented companion piece to the channel's more hands-on Halloween content.
Haunt Former reviews three recent horror films — Hokum, Obsession, and Passenger — offering a ranked take on their quality. The verdict lands one film as great, one as decent, and one as a clear disappointment. Each title gets its own dedicated segment with personal commentary and critical analysis. The video wraps with closing thoughts tying the three reviews together.
A Halloween-focused content creator reacts to the official trailer for Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019). The video is a casual reaction and commentary piece rather than a Halloween craft, haunt, or tutorial. While the channel focuses on Halloween content, this particular upload is a film trailer reaction with no direct connection to haunting, props, or seasonal decorating.
This short video is a movie review of Alien: Covenant (2017), the Ridley Scott sci-fi horror film, presented as part of the channel's R.I.P. Reviews series. The reviewer covers the premise of a colonization crew encountering deadly extraterrestrial threats on a seemingly hospitable planet. While the channel is Halloween-focused with prop builds and haunted house content, this particular video is a standalone film review rather than a Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
This short video is a Halloween-themed review of the 2017 psychological horror film Split, presented under the creator's 'R.I.P. Reviews' series. The Haunt Former channel covers the film's central character, Kevin Wendell Crumb, and offers a Halloween-season take on the movie. At just four minutes, it is a brief, casual review rather than a technical haunt or prop tutorial. The channel otherwise focuses on haunted house builds, prop construction, and Halloween decorating content.
A short review segment from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series covering the 1988 dark comedy Scrooged starring Bill Murray. While not a traditional horror film, the reviewer positions it as a seasonally fitting watch for Halloween and Christmas crossover fans. The video is part of a broader Halloween-focused channel that also covers haunted house builds and prop projects.
Haunt Former reviews Krispy Kreme's limited fall offering — Pumpkin Spice Krispy Juniors — as part of the channel's R.I.P. Reviews series. The video brings a Halloween-enthusiast perspective to seasonal food, keeping things light and on-brand for the channel's year-round spooky content. It's a short, casual taste-test segment rather than a prop build or haunt tutorial.
This is the official trailer for Grayscale, a 2024 horror novel by author Mak Ralston, published under the Haunt Former channel. The story follows a government agent who pursues an extreme and grotesque solution to racism by surgically and chemically transforming diverse subjects into a uniform gray. The trailer pitches the book as a blend of body horror, suspense, and dark social satire. It is available for purchase on Amazon and Kindle.
Jared from Haunt Former revisits the 1968 horror classic Night of the Living Dead as part of the channel's R.I.P. Reviews series, offering his personal take on a film he considers his all-time favorite. The review is framed within a Halloween-enthusiast context, sitting alongside the channel's haunt builds and prop content. At just six minutes, it's a concise, fan-perspective breakdown rather than an in-depth critical analysis.
