Video Tag
Every video tagged “Haunt Former” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
437 videos
This episode of GMHaunts' Channel 10/31 interview series features a conversation with fellow creator Haunt Former (Mak), a prolific Halloween content creator with millions of views. The discussion covers his deep passion for horror movies, his journey into building haunts, and the backstory of his widely circulated Spirit Halloween pandemic-closure April Fools joke from 2020. The episode offers a candid look at what drives dedicated Halloween creators and what Mak has planned going forward.
This is part two of Haunt Former's 2015 build series for Urban Legends, a themed haunted attraction based in Thurston Groves, Florida. The video walks viewers through the physical floor plan and room layout of the garage-based haunt, which draws its scare scenarios from urban legends and myths spanning the globe. It offers an inside look at how a home haunter translates a thematic concept into a mapped-out walk-through experience.
This short holiday video from the Haunt Former channel steps away from Halloween content to deliver a personal Christmas message rooted in Christian faith. The creator reflects on the significance of Jesus and the meaning behind the Christmas holiday from a biblical perspective. It is a heartfelt, non-Halloween seasonal message directed at the channel's audience.
A brief post-Halloween wrap-up video from the Haunt Former channel reflecting on the close of the 2016 Halloween season. The creator shares what comes next after the haunting season winds down, touching on future plans and channel direction. At just three minutes, it serves more as a personal update than a tutorial or walkthrough.
A brief, casual check-in video capturing the creator's local Spirit Halloween store as it opens its doors for the 2017 season — stocked but not yet fully set up. The clip serves as a quick teaser for more detailed Spirit Halloween content to come. At just two minutes, it functions more as a seasonal update than a deep-dive review or walkthrough.
This short promotional trailer reveals the theme for Haunt Former's 2018 home haunted house, titled 'The End.' The concept centers on an apocalyptic scenario in which an alien invasion and a radiation-born virus have transformed humanity into monsters. The video marks the creator's fifth or sixth year producing an annual haunted house event in Florida. It serves as a teaser-style reveal after months of secrecy around the season's theme.
A lengthy Halloween-season live stream in which the host reads viewer-submitted scary stories as part of a Halloween countdown event. The session is set to atmospheric horror music from multiple ambient and darkwave composers, creating an immersive campfire-style storytelling experience. Community engagement is central, with the audience contributing the content that drives the broadcast.
Episode 13 of Haunt Former's ongoing Nightmare Fuel series, exploring a curated collection of creepy and disturbing topics including missing persons cases, intruder scenarios, caving horror, and internet-era analog eeriness. The host presents unsettling real-world and online phenomena designed to unsettle even seasoned horror fans. At 14 minutes, it serves as a bite-sized horror deep-dive rather than a how-to or walkthrough.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series turns its eye to The Nun (2018), the Conjuring universe entry centered on the demonic entity Valak, evaluating how effectively the film delivers on its horror premise. The review is presented in the creator's signature Halloween-enthusiast style, aimed at fans who care about the genre's darker edges. At roughly nine minutes, it offers a focused critical take rather than a deep plot summary.
Haunt Former hosts a live stream session focused on assembling and arranging a Spooky Town display, inviting the community to watch and engage in real time. The session is part of an ongoing series of live events on the channel dedicated to all things Halloween. Viewers can expect casual haunt-building energy with music and community interaction throughout the broadcast.
Haunt Former visits what appears to be an Old Time Pottery store to document early Halloween merchandise hitting shelves well before the traditional fall season — a phenomenon he half-jokingly calls a 'Code Orange.' The short video captures the excitement of spotting Halloween decor in June, catering to the year-round Halloween community. It serves as both a fun retail scouting report and a celebration of early seasonal finds.
Haunt Former continues the R.I.P. Reviews series with a second Distorted Figures unboxing, showcasing five character props including Annabelle, Hole in One, Dead Alien, Mad Scientist, and Peter Rotting Tail. Each prop is unboxed and examined on camera, giving viewers a close look at the sculpt quality, detail, and overall presentation. The video serves as both a buyer's guide and a showcase for Distorted Figures' lineup of Halloween character pieces.
This video counts down the presenter's personal top 5 Universal Monster films, celebrating the classic creature features that defined horror long before the slasher era. Part of the Haunt-Tober 2018 series, it offers a horror-enthusiast perspective on the golden age of monster movies. The countdown format makes it an accessible and entertaining watch for fans of Halloween culture and classic horror alike.
This short-form video is part of Haunt Former's recurring 'Which Prop Is Better?' series, pitting two Halloween props against each other in a community-driven comparison. In this episode, a Spider Portrait goes head-to-head with a Haunted Séance Board, with viewers deciding the winner via comments. The format is light and interactive, designed to engage the Halloween community rather than deliver in-depth technical analysis.
Haunt Former hosts a live watch-party stream centered on the 1988 cult horror-comedy Killer Klowns from Outer Space, inviting viewers to sync up using their own copy or a streaming service. The event is a communal, Halloween-spirited viewing experience rather than a tutorial or haunt build. It reflects the channel's broader identity as a Halloween lifestyle and horror-enthusiast community hub.
Haunt Former heads back to Party City in early November 2023 to scout the remaining Halloween merchandise at post-season clearance prices. The video documents what spooky props, fog items, and seasonal décor are still available at roughly 50% off before stores fully pack it all away until next year. It serves as a casual haul-style guide for Halloween enthusiasts looking to stock up cheaply for the following season.
Haunt Former delivers a spoken review of the 2018 Halloween film — a direct sequel to John Carpenter's 1978 original — as part of his HauntTober 2018 series. The host examines whether the long-awaited revival lives up to the legacy of the franchise and Michael Myers' enduring status as an icon of horror. The review is presented in the channel's R.I.P. Reviews format, blending Halloween enthusiasm with film commentary.
Haunt Former takes a close look at the officially licensed Twilight Zone Nightmare at 20,000 Feet Gremlin mask from Trick or Treat Studios as part of the R.I.P. Reviews series. The review celebrates the legacy of the classic TV episode while evaluating how well the mask captures the iconic creature design. At just six minutes, it offers a focused, no-fuss assessment suited for collectors and Halloween enthusiasts alike.
This is the ninth and final installment of Haunt Former's 2017 abandoned haunted house build series, capturing the last-minute wrap-up as Halloween night approaches. The creator shares a heartfelt thank-you to viewers and supporters as the seasonal project reaches its conclusion. At just four minutes, the episode serves more as a celebratory closer than a detailed build tutorial.
This short video is a personal Easter message from the Haunt Former creator, stepping entirely outside of Halloween content to share a faith-based greeting with his audience. The creator speaks candidly about his Christian faith, encouraging viewers to consider the message of Jesus regardless of their prior familiarity with religion. No haunting, prop building, or Halloween subject matter is present. It serves purely as a seasonal personal address from the channel host.
Haunt Former hosted a quarantine-era horror short film contest challenging creators to produce a five-minute horror film under lockdown conditions. This feature-length compilation video showcases the sinister and creative results submitted by the Halloween and haunt community. The collection highlights the ingenuity and passion of amateur and enthusiast horror filmmakers working with limited resources. It serves as both a community celebration and an entertaining horror anthology.
This Haunt Former video tackles a quirky horror-adjacent thought experiment: does the Biblical account of Jesus qualify him as a zombie by modern undead mythology standards? The channel host explores the overlap between religious resurrection narrative and classic zombie lore in a roughly 10-minute discussion format. It sits outside the typical prop-build or haunt-walkthrough content, functioning instead as light horror-themed pop-culture commentary. Fans of Halloween culture and horror theory will likely find it a fun, casual watch.
A short indie horror film produced by the Halloween-focused Haunt Former channel, depicting the beginning of an alien takeover of Earth by a new species dubbed the Worm People. Clocking in at around five minutes, it serves as a narrative proof-of-concept blending Halloween haunt aesthetics with low-budget sci-fi creature storytelling. The production is credited as a collaboration between Villiance and Haunt Former, featuring a small cast and royalty-free atmospheric music.
This episode of Haunt Former's 'Nightmare Fuel' series curates and reacts to creepy, unsettling TikTok videos found across the internet. Featured clips include a woman appearing at a window and a fake roadblock scenario, both chosen for their eerie, disturbing qualities. The episode leans into the idea that even mainstream social platforms harbor genuinely unnerving content lurking beneath the surface.
