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Every video tagged “Haunt Former” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
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This episode of Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series takes a critical look at Sony's 2018 Slender Man film, examining how faithfully it captures the internet legend's mythology and lore. The host evaluates the movie from a horror enthusiast's perspective, weighing its strengths and weaknesses against the creepypasta origins that made Slender Man a cultural phenomenon. At roughly seven minutes, it's a concise, opinionated take aimed at Halloween and horror fans curious whether the theatrical adaptation is worth their time.
This short review from the R.I.P. Reviews series takes a close look at the Frosty Jack full latex mask by Ghoulish Productions — a demented, evil snowman character that blends Christmas and Halloween aesthetics. The host examines the mask's design details and overall quality, presenting it as a seasonal novelty with genuine scare potential. The holiday-horror crossover theme gives it appeal beyond a traditional October prop.
A live-stream variety show from the Haunt Former channel covering HAuNTcon news, newly released Halloween masks, and reactions to horror trailers. The session blends haunt-industry updates with entertainment in a casual, community-focused format. Viewers can expect wide-ranging Halloween conversation rather than a focused tutorial or build walkthrough.
Haunt Former unboxes and reviews a budget-friendly hanging zombie prisoner prop standing approximately five feet tall. The piece is constructed from a combination of fabric, plastic, and latex foam and is available at a low price point that makes it accessible for haunters on a tight budget. The review walks viewers through the prop's appearance, construction quality, and overall value for the money.
Haunt Former hosts a live-stream session dedicated to assembling a spooky village Halloween display for 2023, inviting viewers to participate in the process in real time. The nearly 90-minute broadcast has a casual, community-driven feel as the creator builds out the seasonal setup together with the audience. It serves as both an entertaining watch and a loose source of inspiration for fans looking to set up their own Halloween village displays.
Haunt Former's Mak shares thoughts on the Spirit Halloween online shopping and shipping experience in this short, casual commentary video. The video appears to cover the process, quirks, or frustrations of ordering Halloween props and products through Spirit Halloween's website. At just four minutes, it's a quick, opinionated take aimed at fellow Halloween enthusiasts who shop online for seasonal gear.
In this personal, reflective video, Haunt Former marks turning 22 on the 22nd with an existential meditation on mortality — a fitting topic for a Halloween-focused creator. The video leans into the philosophical side of Halloween culture rather than tutorials or prop builds. It offers a glimpse into the personality and mindset behind the channel during the creator's HauntTober series.
This short video is a horror film review covering the 2017 slasher-comedy Happy Death Day, which follows a college student reliving her murder day in a Groundhog Day-style loop. The review is part of Haunt Former's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, dedicated to horror and Halloween-adjacent films. At just six minutes, it offers a quick take aimed at Halloween enthusiasts curious about seasonal viewing options.
This indie horror-comedy short from Halloween content creator Haunt Former continues the "Worm People" alien invasion storyline, this time bringing the extraterrestrial threat uncomfortably close to home. Running just six minutes, the film blends sci-fi creature concepts with tongue-in-cheek humor in the spirit of classic B-movie horror. It sits within the broader Haunt Former channel ecosystem alongside haunted house walkthroughs, prop builds, and Halloween reviews. Royalty-free music and stock footage are credited throughout, reflecting a low-budget indie production approach.
A live-stream episode from Haunt Former covering 2019 product reveals from Distortions Unlimited and Trick or Treat Studios. The session appears to be a community-style hangout format where upcoming Halloween props and releases are discussed and reacted to. At 64 minutes, it offers an extended look at what was on the horizon for Halloween enthusiasts heading into the 2019 season.
This short teaser video from the Haunt Former channel builds anticipation for the upcoming Halloween season, hinting at new content and a giveaway on the horizon. At just one minute, it functions as a seasonal announcement and channel promotional piece rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It showcases the channel's broad Halloween focus, spanning prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, prop reviews, and haunt stories.
This short review video from the Haunt Former channel covers the 2017 horror film IT, focusing on its Halloween and haunt-community appeal. It is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, which examines horror-related content through a Halloween enthusiast's lens. The video is brief at around six minutes and appears aimed at fans of seasonal horror and haunted attraction culture.
This short teaser video from the Haunt Former channel announces the upcoming Haunt-Tober seasonal event, using a playful nod to The Shining's iconic repeating-text motif as its description. At just one minute, it functions as a hype and branding piece rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween content including prop builds, reviews, unboxings, and haunt stories, all of which appear to be part of the Haunt-Tober lineup.
This video launches the creator's new series Horror Hell, in which they watch and live-react to horror films. The debut episode covers the cult low-budget slasher comedy Thankskilling (2008), a seasonal horror title set around Thanksgiving. The format is entertainment-focused commentary rather than a how-to or haunt-building tutorial.
This is a live-stream hangout from Haunt Former, a Halloween-focused creator, framed around the casual activity of cleaning and organizing haunt props and spaces. The session appears to be a community-oriented broadcast rather than a structured tutorial, giving viewers a relaxed, behind-the-scenes look at haunter life between seasons. Haunt Former's channel covers a broad range of Halloween content including prop builds, prop reviews, and haunt stories, all reflected in the linked playlists accompanying this stream.
Haunt Former delivers a franchise retrospective he calls an 'OverReview' — a hybrid overview and review — covering the full Chucky/Child's Play film canon. The discussion traces the series from its origins through remakes and spin-offs, examining how the franchise has maintained its identity despite notable shifts in tone over the years. At roughly 23 minutes, it offers a conversational, Halloween-season take on one of horror's most enduring slasher icons.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly 13-minute review of IT: Chapter Two (2019), the sequel based on Stephen King's iconic novel in which the adult Losers Club returns to Derry to face Pennywise once more. The video is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews horror film series. While the channel's broader content covers Halloween prop builds, haunt stories, and unboxings, this particular episode focuses squarely on film critique rather than hands-on haunting content.
This is the official trailer for Port Chum, a haunted bay-ride attraction created by Mak Ralston (Haunt Former) for Fearville 2023 at DK Farms and Gardens in the Clearwater/Largo, Florida area. The concept reimagines a traditional haunted hayride as a water-themed experience set in a cursed fishing port where the dead have been cast into supposedly magic waters — with grim results. The trailer establishes a rich original mythology involving reanimated fishermen and mer-maids born from death. It marks a new creative direction for Ralston, a seasoned haunt designer with multiple prior haunted house productions to his credit.
Haunt Former opens a mystery unboxing package from Spirit Halloween in a live-stream format, revealing the contents on camera. The video is tied to the Black Friday season, making it a timely look at what Spirit Halloween has to offer. It offers entertainment value for Halloween enthusiasts curious about Spirit Halloween's mystery box offerings.
Haunt Former hosts Jared and Mak deliver a Halloween-flavored review of the 2015 Poltergeist remake, helping viewers decide whether the film is worth their time. The review is part of the channel's recurring R.I.P. Reviews series, which examines horror and Halloween-adjacent content through an enthusiast lens. Running roughly eleven minutes, the segment fits within Haunt Former's broader identity as a Halloween lifestyle channel covering haunts, prop builds, and seasonal culture.
Haunt Former reviews a replica tub prop based on the cult 1985 B-horror film 'The Stuff,' produced and sold by Rabid Weasel Studios on Etsy. The short review covers the prop's overall quality and presentation as a collectible or display piece for Halloween enthusiasts and horror fans. The reviewer notes a discrepancy between product and customer photos versus the item actually received, which may influence the final score downward.
This episode of 'Which Prop Is Better?' pits two Halloween props against each other for viewer judgment. The video appears to feature animated, life-size monster props from Spirit Halloween in a head-to-head format. Viewers are encouraged to cast their vote in the comments section. It is part of an ongoing seasonal series from the Haunt Former channel.
This short sneak-peek clip from Haunt Former showcases the Roaming Antique Clown, a Spirit Halloween prop from their 2016 seasonal lineup. The video is part of an ongoing Spirit Sneak Peeks series on the channel, offering early looks at new Halloween merchandise. Even at under a minute, it highlights that smaller clown props can pack a genuinely unsettling punch.
Haunt Former reacts to and discusses a Spirit Halloween sneak peek teaser for the 2016 season. The short video builds anticipation around newly revealed Spirit Halloween products or themes without diving into tutorials or builds. It serves as a community-focused update for Halloween enthusiasts eager to see what Spirit Halloween has in store.
