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Every video tagged “Haunt Former” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
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Haunt Former opens a package from Spider Hill Prop Works, a Halloween prop vendor, giving viewers a first look at what the company offers. At just four minutes, the video is a quick unboxing reveal aimed at the haunt enthusiast community. It serves as an informal introduction to Spider Hill Prop Works and the kinds of props they produce.
Haunt Former reviews the officially licensed Halloween III: Season of the Witch Skull Mask produced by Trick or Treat Studios, one of the iconic Silver Shamrock designs from the cult-classic film. The video is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to Halloween collectibles and props. It runs approximately five minutes and is released as a Halloween day tribute to the channel's audience.
This short review from the Haunt Former channel covers Unfriended: Dark Web (2018), the follow-up to the original Unfriended, exploring its take on the sinister side of the internet and deep web as horror subject matter. Part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, the video offers a Halloween-season perspective on the film for horror fans. At roughly seven minutes, it delivers a concise critical take without extensive spoilers.
Haunt Former hosts a live-stream unboxing of a Halloween animatronic prop, giving viewers a real-time first look at the item straight out of the box. The nearly hour-long session offers an up-close examination of the piece, making it useful for haunters considering a similar purchase. As a live format, the video likely includes candid reactions and audience interaction that polished reviews typically lack.
Haunt Former documents the creation of two nautical-themed props — fishing crates and chum buckets — destined to populate the harbor-side environment of the Port Chum Haunted Hayride. The short vlog-style episode offers a quick look at the build and painting process for these atmospheric scatter pieces. Both props are designed to reinforce the seaside horror setting across multiple locations within the haunt. This is part of an ongoing series chronicling the full development of the Port Chum event.
This is an 87-minute live stream event from Haunt Former's channel, broadcast in 2018 under the 'Live Scream' series banner. The session brings together the Halloween and haunting community in a real-time format centered around seasonal enthusiasm. Based on available metadata, the content appears to be conversational and community-focused rather than a structured tutorial or walkthrough. Haunt Former is a Halloween-centric creator with ties to sponsors including Spirit Halloween and Morbid Enterprises.
CATFISHED is a Halloween-themed horror-comedy short film from the Haunt Former channel, running approximately six minutes. It follows a lonely man who pursues a romantic date, only to discover the encounter may be far more literal — and monstrous — than he bargained for. Produced by Mak Ralston and Austin and Hailey Spicer, the film leans into dark humor alongside its spooky premise. It represents the creative, narrative side of the Halloween haunt community rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
Part 10 of Haunt Former's 2018 build series for 'The End' haunted house captures the project entering its final stretch as the overall layout and atmosphere come together. This episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the haunt taking recognizable shape ahead of its Halloween opening. The video is part of a broader Haunt-Tober 2018 series documenting the entire construction journey.
This short teaser video from Haunt Former serves as a placeholder announcement, letting viewers know that Spirit Halloween 2017 sneak peek content is coming soon. It links out to the channel's broader Spirit Sneak Peeks 2017 playlist rather than delivering standalone content of its own. At just one minute, it functions purely as a hype and community-engagement piece ahead of the main reveal videos.
This behind-the-scenes video kicks off the 2015 build season for Urban Legends, a haunted attraction based in Thurston Groves, Florida. The creator documents the process of transporting a large collection of Halloween props using the HF-Mobile as the haunt prepares for the upcoming season. The attraction draws its theme from urban legends and myths sourced from around the world. This is Part 1 of what appears to be a multi-part build series.
Haunt Former takes a close look at the Crow Keeper, a tall Halloween prop from Distorted Figures, as part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series. The figure is noted for its imposing height relative to other pieces in the Distorted Figures lineup, drawing comparisons to another character in the brand's range. The review was made possible by a unit sent directly from Distorted Figures, giving viewers an up-close look at the prop before committing to a purchase.
This one-minute video from Haunt Former appears to be a teaser or promotional clip, offering little substantive content beyond an ominous tone and a brief defiant message. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween topics including prop builds, prop reviews, haunt stories, and live events. Given the minimal runtime and cryptic description, the exact subject matter of this specific video cannot be determined with confidence. It likely serves as an atmospheric promo or channel intro rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
Haunt Former reviews Campfire Marshmallows' Ghostbusters-licensed marshmallow product, which features Stay Puft and Slimer shaped pieces. The video is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series covering Halloween-themed novelty items. The reviewer picked up the product at Big Lots, suggesting it may be a discount or seasonal retail find.
This short review celebrates John Carpenter's 1982 sci-fi horror landmark 'The Thing' as part of the Haunt Former channel's R.I.P. Reviews series. The video marks the film's release anniversary and highlights its status as a classic of both the genre and practical special effects artistry. At just six minutes, it offers a compact appreciation rather than an in-depth critical breakdown.
This is a live-stream recap episode from the Haunt Former channel, in which the creator reflects on what he describes as his most intense haunted house season yet and thanks his audience for their support. The stream appears to be a celebratory, community-focused conversation rather than a build or tutorial. Haunt Former is a home-haunt-focused channel covering prop builds, store walkthroughs, haunt walkthroughs, and original haunt productions. The channel is sponsored by several recognizable Halloween industry names.
Part 8 of Haunt Former's 2017 haunted house build series offers a near-completion look at the 'Abandoned' section of the home haunt. This segment emphasizes the claustrophobic, unsettling nature of the layout as the build approaches its final form. The video is part of a larger multi-episode series documenting the full construction of a themed haunted attraction called Smiley World.
This is a brief holiday greeting video from the Haunt Former channel, wishing viewers a happy 4th of July. At under a minute long, it functions as a lighthearted, patriotic message to the creator's Halloween-focused community rather than delivering any instructional or haunt-related content. It reflects the channel's personality and community engagement between Halloween seasons.
This short promotional piece introduces Port Chum, a nautical horror-themed 'bayride' attraction featured at Fearville 2023 hosted by DK Farms and Gardens. The video leans into atmospheric storytelling, complete with a voiced character — Captain Flynn — to set an ominous, creature-from-the-deep tone. At just five minutes, it functions as a cinematic teaser rather than a walkthrough or tutorial. It offers a compelling glimpse into how themed narrative can elevate a seasonal haunt event.
This episode follows creator Haunt Former as he makes final preparations to his home haunted house, 'The End,' ahead of Halloween night. It is part eleven of an ongoing 2018 build series documenting the haunt's construction and setup from start to finish. The video captures the excitement and last-minute work that goes into getting a home haunt guest-ready on the biggest night of the year.
Haunt Former sits down for another session of Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Game, the asymmetrical horror title inspired by the iconic 1970s slasher film. By the creator's own cheerful admission, the skills on display are far from polished. The video leans into casual, personality-driven horror gaming content rather than competitive guides or tutorials.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series takes on the 2015 horror-comedy film Krampus, centered on the Alpine folkloric demon who punishes the naughty rather than rewarding them. The review covers the creature's menacing presence and his army of minions as they terrorize a family during the holiday season. It serves as an enthusiastic recommendation for Halloween and horror fans looking for a seasonal fright fix beyond typical Halloween fare.
Cereal Killer is a short Halloween horror-comedy from Haunt Former that leans into its punny premise: a mother and son bring home a mysterious cereal box that turns out to harbor something far more sinister than breakfast food. The five-minute runtime keeps the concept lean and playful, blending holiday scares with lighthearted humor. It's the kind of seasonal short that showcases a haunt creator's storytelling range beyond props and walkthroughs.
This is a live-stream episode from the Haunt Former channel, part of his recurring 'Live Scream' series where he engages with the Halloween and haunting community in real time. The description functions primarily as a channel directory, listing playlists covering prop builds, haunted house walkthroughs, prop reviews, and haunt stories. Sponsors include several well-known Halloween retailers and costume brands. The actual live content of this session is not detailed in the metadata.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series turns its attention to a Halloween-themed limited-edition candy: Cookies and Scream M&M's in a cookies-and-cream flavor. The short review gives viewers a quick take on whether this seasonal treat lives up to its spooky branding. The verdict leans positive, promising a scare worth savoring.
