Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror comedy” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
43 videos
A short-form Halloween comedy clip riffing on the popular 'Italian Brainrot' internet meme trend, giving it a zombie horror twist. The video appears to be a humorous, meme-driven piece rather than a tutorial or build project. It leans into 2025 Halloween short-video culture, blending viral meme aesthetics with spooky seasonal theming.
A short comedic clip from the Kings of Horror Halloween event at Wonderland of the Americas Mall in San Antonio, Texas, featuring a Freddy Krueger cosplayer roasting a Ghostface cosplayer. The video leans into horror-icon rivalry for laughs, blending costume performance with event entertainment. It captures the fun, interactive atmosphere of a live Halloween gathering built around iconic horror characters.
A short-form comedy clip imagining a humorous crossover between Pennywise the Dancing Clown and the cast of The Little Rascals. The video plays on the contrast between the wholesome classic comedy and the iconic horror character for comedic effect. It is a lighthearted, entertainment-focused short rather than a tutorial or build video.
A brief horror-comedy short from Haunted Attraction Network featuring Ghostface and a slasher-themed cast making New Year's resolutions. The one-minute runtime suggests a fun, lighthearted holiday skit rather than an instructional or walkthrough video. It appears to be branded entertainment content tied to the horror and haunted attraction community.
A short-form comedy skit featuring an M3gan doll or character reacting to McDonald's being out of Shamrock Shakes. The video plays on M3gan's unsettling persona for humorous effect, blending horror pop culture with everyday fast-food frustration. It appears to be a lighthearted, character-driven piece rather than a tutorial or build video.
A short comedic parody clip that imagines Jason Voorhees as a martial arts sensei, edited together with real martial arts footage to humorous effect. Inspired by a TikTok video the creator encountered, the concept plays on Jason's unstoppable nature by suggesting no martial skill can defeat him. The piece leans heavily into horror-comedy territory rather than Halloween craft or education.
A short-form entertainment clip built around the concept of a possessed doll, played for a mix of creepy atmosphere and comedic effect. The video leans into popular haunted-doll horror tropes rather than offering instructional or educational content. It appears to be a skit or novelty piece aimed at fans of quick, spooky social-media content.
A short-form video centered on the concept of haunted and creepy dolls, presented with a humorous and spooky tone. The content leans into paranormal folklore around possessed dolls and poses playful questions to the viewer about whether they would keep such items in their home. It appears to be entertainment-focused rather than educational or instructional. The brevity and hashtag usage suggest it is formatted as a social media short.
This video is a horror-themed parody song inspired by Friday the 13th: The Game, produced by the Slash 'N Cast channel. The content is comedic and musical in nature, riffing on the survival horror game featuring Jason Voorhees. It falls outside the core Halloween prop-building or haunt-design categories but touches on horror culture broadly. The channel primarily focuses on horror news and gaming content.
A lighthearted horror-comedy short featuring an elderly zombie puppet character navigating the modern dating scene with predictably disastrous results. The video blends puppet performance with Halloween prop aesthetics for a humorous seasonal skit. It leans into zombie apocalypse theming with a comedic twist rather than straight horror.
This short review covers Leprechaun 3, the 1995 horror-comedy sequel that transplants Warwick Davis's iconic Leprechaun character to a Las Vegas setting. The video is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series and was released as a St. Patrick's Day special. At just six minutes, it offers a quick take on the film's place within the broader Leprechaun franchise.
A short-form Halloween parody video that blends the classic TV character ALF with X-Files themes for comedic horror effect. The clip leans into spooky season pop culture humor, referencing aliens and familiar Halloween retail brands. At just one minute, it appears designed as a viral short aimed at the Halloween and horror community. The content is more entertainment-focused than instructional.
A short-form comedy horror clip centered on the humorous premise of consuming too many energy drinks and experiencing a chaotic sugar rush. The video appears to incorporate a creepy doll element alongside the energy and speed theme. With a runtime listed at zero minutes, this is almost certainly a brief social-media-style short. The content has minimal direct connection to Halloween production, prop building, or haunted attraction topics.
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 video features the Slash 'N Cast crew reacting to the teaser trailer for SCOOB!, the 2020 CGI-animated Scooby-Doo feature film. The channel, primarily known for horror content and Friday the 13th coverage, shares their impressions and commentary on the new take on the classic cartoon. The reaction runs approximately six minutes and is aimed at fans of the horror-adjacent pop culture space.
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.
A ranked retrospective of the entire Child's Play film franchise, tracing the series from its 1988 origins through its evolution as a horror-comedy blend centered on the murderous doll Chucky. The host shares personal opinions on each entry and invites viewers to weigh in with their own rankings. It's a casual, fan-driven discussion rather than a technical or how-to video.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly 20-minute critical review of the 2024 sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, weighing it against the beloved 1988 original. The reviewer's skeptical title — questioning whether the film earns a third name-drop — signals a mixed-to-negative overall verdict. The video sits within the channel's broader horror and Halloween-adjacent content, appealing to fans of genre film discussion.
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.
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.
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.
A short St. Patrick's Day special review of the 1993 horror-comedy Leprechaun, part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series. The host treats the film as a seasonal must-watch and invites viewers to share their own opinions in the comments. At just three minutes, it's a quick, lighthearted take rather than an in-depth critical analysis.
A review of the 1984 comedy-horror classic Ghostbusters, presented through a Halloween-enthusiast lens. The host shares his personal appreciation for the film's unique blend of supernatural threat and comedic tone. At just seven minutes, it offers a quick, fan-driven take rather than a deep critical analysis.
Haunt Former delivers an 11-minute review of Tim Burton's 1996 cult sci-fi comedy Mars Attacks!, exploring what makes the film a uniquely campy and chaotic entry in the alien-invasion genre. The review is framed around the movie's irreverent take on American patriotism, making it a thematically fitting watch around Independence Day. The creator shares personal impressions of the film's tone, humor, and horror-adjacent qualities.
