Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunters” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
47 videos
Wicked Makers hosts Jaimie and Jay tour the 2022 Midwest Haunters Convention in Chicago, offering viewers a highlight reel of one of the Halloween industry's dedicated trade and fan events. The video gives an inside look at the vendors, props, and community that make up the haunter ecosystem. It serves as both an event recap and an introduction for those unfamiliar with Halloween conventions.
VanOaksProps presents a compilation of five pirate-themed DIY Halloween props, each originally covered in its own dedicated video and condensed here into a single 36-minute step-by-step guide. The five builds — a rum bottle, a haunt lantern, handcuff shackles, a treasure chest, and a junk-sourced oil lamp — are designed to be affordable and accessible for home haunters and party decorators alike. Each segment is timestamped, and links to the individual source videos (with full material lists) are provided in the description. Together the props create a cohesive high-seas atmosphere suitable for yard haunts, home haunts, or Halloween parties.
This short-form clip from the Haunted Attraction Network captures a moment when haunters cross paths, celebrating the tight-knit community behind Halloween attractions. With no description or runtime provided, the content appears to be a candid or comedic vignette about the shared culture of haunt professionals and enthusiasts. It likely resonates with anyone who lives and breathes the haunted attraction world.
This short clip showcases Hugo, the winning costume from a costume contest held at the East Coast Haunters Convention. The video offers a look at the award-winning creation as recognized by the haunter community. With no build tutorial or narration described, it appears to be a celebratory showcase rather than an instructional piece.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network offers tips aimed at haunt owners and operators on how to effectively draw in more visitors or industry participants. Given the brevity and hashtag framing, it likely delivers a quick, punchy piece of advice or insight about marketing or community engagement within the haunt world. No detailed build or tutorial content is present.
A short social-style clip captured during a Midwest Haunters Convention (MHC) event at Hush Haunted Attraction, showcasing impressive set design through the eyes of fellow haunters. The video offers a quick, enthusiastic look at the elaborate spooky environments that professional attractions build. It captures the excitement and appreciation haunters feel when experiencing high-caliber haunt sets up close.
This short Hauntcast video showcases a tomb or mausoleum-themed environment designed for a haunted attraction. It appears to highlight set design and prop work relevant to professional haunters. The clip is part of Hauntcast's broader library of haunt tips, how-tos, and scare tactics.
Hauntcast is a YouTube channel and podcast dedicated to the global haunting community, covering haunt news, horror reviews, prop tutorials, and interviews with fellow haunters. This short channel trailer introduces viewers to the brand's mix of educational and entertainment content spanning home haunts, yard haunts, and professional attractions. It serves as a hub for Halloween and horror enthusiasts looking to connect with like-minded creators and builders.
This video is a companion feature to Hauntcast's 'Re-Animated' podcast episode, presenting the audio content in an m4a/AAC video format. Hauntcast is a podcast and media resource aimed at the haunted attraction community. The episode is available as a free download through the Hauntcast website.
A celebratory community shoutout video from Haunt Former that spotlights fellow Halloween enthusiasts — dubbed 'Haunters' — across YouTube. The video defines what it means to be a Haunter: someone passionate about all things spooky who lives for the Halloween season. It serves as a love letter to the broader Halloween creator community rather than a tutorial or build video.
This video is a community spotlight from Haunt Former, shining a light on fellow Halloween and haunt creators active on YouTube. Rather than a tutorial or walkthrough, it serves as a celebratory introduction to the broader haunting community online. It encourages viewers to discover and follow other haunt-focused channels.
This video explores the intersection of the haunting community and Halloween-themed music through a series of exclusive interviews with haunters and independent musicians. Subjects include a clown-character haunter and multiple artists who produce Halloween and horror-adjacent music. The video serves as a community spotlight, connecting performers, creators, and musicians who share a passion for the Halloween world.
This short channel update from Hauntcast's Baker previews upcoming content across the channel, including prop tutorials, Shocktails segments, and best-of highlight videos. It serves as a quick promotional teaser encouraging viewers to subscribe and enable notifications. No technical instruction is provided — it's purely a community-facing announcement for fans of the haunting hobby.
This short Hauntcast episode serves as a quick-reference guide to haunt, Halloween, and horror conventions taking place in July 2023. Six events are highlighted across multiple states, including MidSummer Scream, Texas Haunters Convention, Motor City Nightmares, and others, with direct links provided for each. It's a community-oriented roundup aimed at keeping haunters and horror fans informed about upcoming gathering opportunities during the summer season.
Hauntcast sits down with Tim Fowler, the creator behind The Farm Haunt in Castaic, California, for a conversational deep-dive into his home yard haunt. The interview explores Fowler's approach to prop building, haunt design, and the maker mindset that drives his seasonal attraction. As part of the ongoing Tim & Baker Talk Haunting series, the episode offers an insider look at what it takes to build and run a standout residential haunt.
This Hauntcast video covers everything attendees need to know about the 2025 East Coast Haunters Convention in Oaks, Pennsylvania. It walks through the full event itinerary including the trade show floor, seminars, tours, and the convention party. Pricing and scheduling details are also addressed, making it a practical planning resource for anyone considering attending.
A Hauntcast production in the style of a late-night horror variety show, this episode features hosts Johnny Thunder and Baker delivering reviews of recent horror films including Pearl, Barbarian, and Don't F in the Woods 2, alongside horror comic and graphic novel coverage. The episode is rounded out by musical guests, community news, and discussion of haunt-adjacent topics like Crystal Lake Tours and the Bates Motel haunt. Timestamped chapters make it easy to jump to specific reviews or segments. The show leans into a punk and metal aesthetic, making it as much an entertainment experience as an information source for horror fans.
This short promotional clip advertises Hauntcast, a Halloween and horror podcast covering haunt news, how-tos, prop building, and interviews with community figures. The video serves as a seasonal call-to-action encouraging viewers to tune in across major podcast platforms. It targets the broader haunting community — from yard haunters to professional attraction operators.
HauntScene LIVE Season 11 kicks off with a featured interview alongside the team behind Spooky Kisses Haunts, a Halloween-focused haunted attraction series now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. The conversation dives into the world of professional haunted attractions, offering behind-the-scenes perspectives from staff and performers. Host Johnny Bronto brings his signature enthusiasm for all things spooky to this season opener, continuing HauntScene's mission of supporting and spotlighting the haunted attraction industry year-round.
Hauntcast's recurring 'Bestiary' segment returns with host Revenant diving deep into vampire lore, examining one of horror's most iconic and enduring monster archetypes. The episode explores vampire mythology through an enthusiast lens aimed at haunters and horror fans alike. A comedic musical interlude from Mark Douglas and The Key of Awesome adds a lighthearted touch to the discussion.
HauntScene LIVE is a live talk-show episode hosted by Johnny Bronto featuring two special guests: Rick from 13x Studios and popular Halloween YouTuber Tampa Jay. The conversation covers each guest's personal journey in the haunt world, their creative goals, and their contributions to the haunted attraction community. As part of HauntScene's ongoing Tuesday-night live series, the episode reflects the show's broader mission of celebrating and promoting everything Halloween and haunted attractions year-round.
This special midweek episode of TransWorld LIVE serves as a lead-up to the Midwest Haunters Convention, featuring guests from across the haunt community. Segments include conversations with representatives from Haunters Against Hate, prop and effects company Skullkrane, and the Chicago Haunt Builders group. The episode blends industry news, community advocacy, and convention anticipation into a nearly two-hour live format, with live viewer giveaways as an added incentive to tune in.
This short clip promotes the Midwest Haunters Convention, a once-a-year gathering for the haunted attraction community. At under a minute, it likely serves as a hype or highlight reel capturing the energy and scale of the event. The video targets haunters, prop builders, and industry professionals who follow the MHC on social media.
This short video is a community call-to-action from the Haunt Former channel, inviting fellow haunters to submit their information to be featured in an upcoming video. Viewers are encouraged to reach out via email before a Fourth of July deadline. No tutorial or build content is presented.
