Video Tag
Every video tagged “holiday horror” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
85 videos
This short clip from the Haunted Attraction Network captures a visit to Haunted Holidays at Frightworks, a professional haunted attraction located in Powell, Tennessee. The venue appears to blend holiday themes with traditional haunted house scares. At just one minute in length, it serves as a quick promotional glimpse into the experience rather than a full walkthrough.
Creep It Real Festive 2025 is a horror-holiday outdoor event held at the Heritage Museum of Orange County in Santa Ana, blending spooky Halloween aesthetics with Christmas cheer. Host Philip tours the CryptsMas Marketplace, where over 100 vendors offer original artwork, handmade crafts, seasonal treats, and licensed horror merchandise. The festival features live music, costumed characters including Kreep Kringle, and appearances tied to iconic horror franchises. It's a lively cure for the post-Halloween blues and an early destination for unique holiday shopping with a dark twist.
A quick in-store look at the 2024 Holiday Horror merchandise line from Bloody Disgusting, spotted at Walmart. The video highlights newly arrived horror-themed seasonal items and collectibles available for the Christmas shopping season. It serves as a casual retail find showcase for horror fans and figure collectors.
This video is a review of the 2021 horror-comedy film Black Friday, in which an extraterrestrial organism crash-lands at a toy store and transforms holiday shoppers into murderous mutated zombies. The reviewer assesses whether the film is worth watching, framing it playfully around the idea of it being worthy of a discount. Featuring Bruce Campbell, the movie blends alien-invasion and zombie-horror tropes with a Black Friday retail setting. The channel, Haunt Former, focuses broadly on horror content including reviews, haunt industry news, and creepy stories.
Haunt Former reviews the 1980 cult slasher film New Year's Evil, a personal favorite centered on a killer who strikes at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve. The video frames the film as the perfect seasonal watch for horror fans looking to close out the year with some campy, holiday-themed scares. The review is part of Haunt Former's broader horror film commentary series.
This video is a narrated creepypasta story written by MakRalston, centering on a Valentine's Day-themed serial killer who wrestles with his troubled romantic history. The channel host reads the original fiction piece aloud, accompanied by atmospheric horror music. It sits squarely in the horror narration genre rather than the hands-on Halloween prop or haunt space.
This short-form video from the Haunt Former channel offers a review of Tim Burton's beloved 1993 stop-motion classic, The Nightmare Before Christmas. Framed as a holiday-season watch, the reviewer ties the film's dual Halloween-and-Christmas themes to the haunting community's love of spooky cinema. At just four minutes, it's a brief but enthusiastic spotlight on a film that has long held cult status among Halloween enthusiasts.
This video is a narrated reading of the creepypasta story 'Comet' by MakRalston, performed by the Haunt Former channel. The tale begins with what appears to be a Christmas Eve sighting of Halley's Comet but unravels into something far more sinister and disturbing. Atmospheric background music accompanies the narration to heighten tension and dread. It sits within Haunt Former's ongoing 'Narrated by Haunt Former' horror story series.
Haunt Former hosts a live streaming event — dubbed a 'Live Scream' — centered on a horror-tinged Christmas theme, blending holiday cheer with Halloween sensibilities. The session draws on the channel's broader focus on haunting, prop builds, and spooky entertainment. Sponsored by recognizable Halloween industry names, the stream appears to be a community-facing, entertainment-first broadcast rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. The Christmas-meets-Halloween framing is a recurring seasonal format for the channel.
This short review covers the 1974 Canadian horror film Black Christmas, part of the channel's R.I.P. Reviews series. The presenter offers a take on the film's unsettling atmosphere, highlighting its memorable phone-call tension and the dread of what lurks in the attic. At roughly four minutes, it serves as a quick recommendation-style breakdown rather than an in-depth analysis. The channel, Haunt Former, is primarily Halloween-focused, situating this classic horror film within the broader Halloween enthusiast community.
A short review segment from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series covering the 1988 dark comedy Scrooged starring Bill Murray. While not a traditional horror film, the reviewer positions it as a seasonally fitting watch for Halloween and Christmas crossover fans. The video is part of a broader Halloween-focused channel that also covers haunted house builds and prop projects.
Ghost Ride Productions showcases their Hanging Heads Christmas Collection, a set of five hyper-realistic severed head props with a dark holiday twist. The lineup includes Santa, a Snowman, a Boy Elf, a Girl Elf, and Jack Frost, each finished with skin-like textures, hair, hats, and detailed eyes. The props are designed to hang from rope or cable and are aimed at professional haunted attractions, escape rooms, and themed maze environments. This short showcase reel was produced in collaboration with Lioness Studios.
GMHaunts covers the Spirit Halloween release of a Krampus animatronic or prop as part of their 2020 Sneak Peeks series. The video discusses the evil Christmas-themed figure and its availability for pre-order through Spirit Halloween. This is a news-and-reaction style review aimed at Halloween enthusiasts eager to see what Spirit Halloween has in store for 2020.
