Video Tag
Every video tagged “haunters” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
47 videos
This short promotional clip advertises a series of Skype-based conversations hosted by Braden Horror Haunt Productions, featuring well-known figures from the haunting community. It serves as a teaser directing viewers to the channel for full interview content. No build or tutorial content is present in this clip.
A brief promotional spot from Hauntcast highlighting the Southeast Halloween Enthusiasts Convention (SEHEC), held over two days in Ocala, Florida. The clip serves as a community announcement directed at haunters and Halloween industry enthusiasts. Given its short runtime, it functions more as an event teaser or advertisement than an instructional video.
In this episode of Hauntcast's Theater of the Mind segment, host Revenant reflects nostalgically on the Halloween podcasting community and delivers an impassioned call to action for haunters everywhere. The central message is a motivational rallying cry — the show must go on, and haunters should push forward with their creative builds and attractions. It's a short, spirited segment aimed at energizing the haunt community heading into the season.
This short clip is the show open for Hauntcast episode HC72, crafted as a loving parody of the iconic Creature Double Feature TV intro that aired on Boston television in the 1970s. Running just one minute, it sets a nostalgic, retro-horror tone before the main podcast content begins. It captures the campy, classic monster-movie aesthetic that resonates strongly with the haunting community.
Hauntcast hosts Baker and Skully announce the podcast's return, outlining the upcoming schedule and show format for the haunt community. The episode doubles as a casting call, inviting haunters, prop builders, and vendors to reach out about appearing as guests or contributors. It's a brief but enthusiastic relaunch notice aimed at connecting with the broader Halloween and haunted attraction community.
Shocktails is a Hauntcast segment in which host Johnny Thunder sits down with horror-adjacent movie reviews over a drink. In this episode he covers two films: the long-awaited sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and the horror title Stream. The segment is casual and conversational, fitting comfortably within Hauntcast's broader podcast community for haunters and Halloween enthusiasts.
A brief Halloween greeting from the Hauntcast community, celebrating the holiday with fellow haunters and fans of the show. The one-minute video serves as a festive shout-out rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It reflects the tight-knit spirit of the haunting hobbyist community gathered around the Hauntcast podcast.
Hauntcast announces the launch of its official Discord community, a dedicated space for haunters of all experience levels to connect, share knowledge, and collaborate. The server hosts regular live events including Drink & Thinks, Make & Takes, and Q&A sessions. It serves as an extension of the Hauntcast podcast brand, bringing its audience together in an interactive, ongoing format.
A short, comedic promotional clip for the Hauntcast podcast featuring a fictional used-podcast salesman character from the Netherrealm. The bit plays on classic sleazy-salesman tropes to pitch the show to new listeners in a Halloween-flavored, tongue-in-cheek way. At roughly one minute, it functions as a fun advertisement rather than instructional content.
This is a short promotional clip from the Hauntcast Podcast tied to their Village Mire Halloween theme for October 2025. Hauntcast is a podcast community dedicated to haunters, home haunts, and Halloween prop building, available across all major podcast platforms. The clip serves as a teaser or atmospheric promo rather than a full tutorial or walkthrough.
A short seasonal greeting from Hauntcast and its guests celebrating Halloween 2020. The clip serves as a community message directed at fellow haunters and Halloween enthusiasts. At just one minute, it is a celebratory touchstone rather than an instructional piece.
This short clip marks the 10th anniversary of the Hauntcast podcast, with host Baker reflecting on the show's origins and its journey serving the haunting community. At just one minute, it functions as a celebratory open rather than a tutorial or build video. It offers a brief but heartfelt nod to the dedicated audience of home haunters, yard haunters, and professional attraction builders who have followed the show over the decade.
A short comedic segment from the Hauntcast channel featuring their mascot character Skully dispensing tongue-in-cheek dating advice. At just one minute, this is a lighthearted, humorous interstitial rather than a how-to or build video. It reflects the fun, community-driven personality of the Hauntcast brand.
Shocktails is a horror-review segment from the Hauntcast podcast in which hosts Baker and Thunder sit down for casual Halloween-themed conversation covering upcoming and recent horror releases. The episode includes takes on several indie horror films — among them Clownface, Redwood Massacre: Annihilation, Hawk and Rev Vampire Slayers, The Good That Devils Do, and Uncle Peckerhead — alongside a look at upcoming Putrid Prints releases. The lighthearted, pumpkin-carving framing gives the episode a distinctly seasonal haunter-community vibe.
The Hauntcast crew — dubbed the Scream Team — gathers for a candid post-season roundtable reflecting on their 2019 Halloween experiences. The conversation covers both highlights and disappointments from the season across home haunts, yard haunts, and professional attractions. At over 80 minutes, this is a deep-dive community discussion rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
In this laid-back 'Theater of the Mind' segment, Hauntcast host Revenant reflects on all the small, personal reasons that make Halloween season the best time of the year. The episode is conversational and contemplative rather than instructional, offering a moment of shared appreciation for haunter culture. It's a short, feel-good listen that celebrates the passion that drives the Halloween community.
Hauntcast's recurring 'Darkest Web' segment features host Morbid Mariah rounding up the latest Halloween-related things to see, do, and buy from across the internet. The segment functions as a curated digest for the haunting community, surfacing interesting finds spanning props, events, and more. At under ten minutes, it delivers a quick but broad sweep of what's new and noteworthy in the haunt world.
Shocktails is a horror-review segment from the Hauntcast podcast in which hosts Baker and Thunder work through a broad slate of horror media with JT. The episode covers a mix of films including Hotel Transylvania 3, The Night Eats the World, E-Demon, Animalistic, and The Church, alongside books, novels, and comics. The format is casual and opinionated, delivered in the show's trademark irreverent style.
Shocktails is a horror movie review segment from the Hauntcast podcast in which hosts JT and Baker crack open drinks and share their takes on recent horror films. This episode covers three titles: Color Out of Space, VFW, and The Invisible Man. The format is casual and conversational, aimed at the broader haunter and horror enthusiast community.
Hauntcast presents a fun, in-universe promotional video for their Hauntcast Idol contest, hosted by the character Skully O'Toole on a search for the Netherrealm's next great haunting talent. The short clip blends Halloween humor with community engagement, acting as a call-to-action for the haunter audience. At just four minutes, it leans more into entertainment and promotion than instructional content.
Hauntcast's Mistress of Mayhem sits down with David and Claire, key figures behind Midsummer Scream, for a casual interview segment called Bone Phone. The conversation takes place in a relaxed, social setting and offers an inside look at the popular Halloween and haunt convention. This episode is part of Hauntcast's ongoing effort to connect the haunting community with industry personalities and events.
A brief seasonal greeting from the Hauntcast community wishing fellow haunters a Happy Halloween. The one-minute clip serves as a festive shout-out from friends of the Hauntcast podcast rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It reflects the tight-knit camaraderie within the haunting hobby and professional haunt world.
HauntScene hosts a live stream featuring special guest Maximus to discuss the Ohio Haunters Convention, a gathering event for haunted attraction enthusiasts and professionals. The conversation likely covers what attendees can expect from the convention, including networking opportunities and haunt-industry content. This episode appears aimed at connecting the broader haunter community around an upcoming or recent convention experience.
