Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror comedy” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
43 videos
Haunt Former reviews Happy Death Day 2U, the 2019 sequel to the horror-comedy Happy Death Day, in which the protagonist is once again trapped in a deadly time loop. The roughly eight-minute review covers the film's blend of comedy and horror and offers the creator's personal take on how the sequel holds up. While not a haunt-building or prop tutorial, the review sits within the channel's broader Halloween and horror entertainment coverage.
A review of Leprechaun: Back 2 tha Hood (2003), the sixth entry in the Leprechaun horror-comedy franchise starring Warwick Davis. The host of Haunt Former offers their take on this low-budget sequel with a St. Patrick's Day-themed framing. The video is part of the channel's broader horror review content rather than a Halloween prop or haunt tutorial series.
This video offers a review and celebration of Tim Burton's 1988 horror-comedy classic Beetlejuice, framing it as a quintessential Halloween film. The reviewer reflects on why the movie has endured as a beloved seasonal staple for fans of macabre entertainment. Running about eight minutes, it delivers a concise editorial take on the film's lasting appeal rather than a deep technical breakdown.
Haunt Former reviews the 2019 horror-comedy film Ready or Not, in which a bride must survive a deadly game of hide-and-seek after marrying into a sinister wealthy family. The review is part of the channel's R.I.P. Reviews playlist, aimed at Halloween and horror enthusiasts. At roughly nine minutes, it offers a concise take on the film for fans of the genre.
Haunt Former sits down for a 30-minute discussion and review of Creepshow Season 2 on Shudder, covering the anthology horror-comedy series in anticipation of the upcoming Season 3 release. The video digs into the episodes of the second season, offering the creator's thoughts and reactions for fans of the franchise. It fits within the broader haunt and Halloween enthusiast community as seasonal viewing recommendation content.
This is a short-form review of Blumhouse's 2020 horror-comedy 'Freaky,' in which a teenage girl swaps bodies with a serial killer known as the Butcher. The Haunt Former channel host shares their take on the film's premise, tone, and Halloween-season appeal. At seven minutes, the review is a quick, casual watch aimed at horror fans deciding whether the film is worth their time.
This Halloween-adjacent horror-comedy short film from Haunt Former's Villiance Production follows a boy who unwraps a Christmas gift only to suspect it originates from the sinister, shape-shifting Worm People. Clocking in at around six minutes, the 2016 production blends holiday imagery with creature-feature dread and a comedic tone. While not a tutorial or haunt walkthrough, it represents the creative filmmaking side of the Halloween enthusiast community.
This short-form preview clip offers a glimpse inside Paranormal Cirque II, a touring horror comedy circus experience. The Haunted Attraction Network gives viewers a quick look at the show's blend of circus performance and horror theatrics. As a brief teaser, it highlights the unique live-event atmosphere that sets Paranormal Cirque apart from traditional haunted attractions.
One Wish Willow: The Day Shift is a comedic short film parody inspired by the horror film Obsession, following a woman who purchases a mysterious wish-granting prop and calls customer support to help decide what to wish for. Each seemingly perfect wish unravels into an absurd and darkly comic consequence, delivered through a relentlessly cheerful tech support rep. The film blends deadpan humor, awkward customer service dynamics, and a classic 'be careful what you wish for' narrative into a tight four-minute cinematic sketch.
Easter Nightmares is a horror-comedy short film anthology from the Haunted Attraction Network, framing three Easter-themed parody vignettes around a Halloween costume shop called Halloween Express. Each story riffs on a classic horror property — Alien, The Exorcist, and Terrifier — swapping Halloween trappings for Easter ones with comedic and gory results. The host character Philip ties the segments together, guiding viewers through the holiday chaos. At just two minutes, it functions as a fun, bite-sized piece of seasonal horror entertainment.
Director Eli Craig sits down with Haunted Attraction Network for a brief interview about his horror-comedy film Clown in a Cornfield, discussing how he balances scares with laughs while exploring generational divides. Craig draws inspiration from genre classics like Jaws and reflects on what defines modern horror cinema. The conversation touches on why the film is positioned as a slasher experience tailored to a Gen Z audience.
This is a short St. Patrick's Day-themed episode of the R.I.P. Reviews series on the Haunt Former channel, covering the 1994 horror-comedy sequel Leprechaun 2. The host briefly revisits the film's premise — a murderous Leprechaun searching for gold and a bride — as a seasonal holiday tie-in. At just three minutes, the review is light and casual rather than in-depth critical analysis.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series turns its attention to the 2016 Ghostbusters reboot, offering a short Halloween-themed take on the theatrical release. The video is part of a broader channel focused on haunted houses, prop builds, and all things Halloween. At just three minutes, it reads as a brief, casual opinion piece rather than an in-depth cinematic critique.
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.
This short-form Halloween parody blends the classic Scooby-Doo universe with the iconic slasher villain Michael Myers for comedic effect. Running just under a minute, it plays on the contrast between the lighthearted mystery gang and the silent, menacing Shape. It appears to be a fun, seasonal piece aimed at fans of both Halloween pop culture and horror nostalgia.
A short-form parody video from Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club riffing on a fictional 'Jaws: The Animated Series' concept, blending summer horror nostalgia with Halloween-season energy. The clip leans into the 'summerween' and Code Orange retailer hype cycle, referencing major Halloween retail events at stores like Spirit Halloween, Home Depot, Michaels, and Lowe's. It's a lighthearted, comedic take aimed at the year-round Halloween community. The format is a quick, viral-style short designed for maximum shareability during the Memorial Day spooky-season kickoff window.
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.
HauntScene offers a brief enthusiastic reaction to 'S#IT: An Unauthorized Musical Parody of Stephen King's IT,' performed at the 2018 Orlando Fringe Festival. The reviewer, already a fan of the same group's prior Fringe show, found this production exceeded expectations with crude humor, live singing and dancing, and surprise guest appearances. One performer in particular is singled out for a standout vocal performance. The video serves as an informal word-of-mouth recommendation aimed at horror and Stephen King fans.
Shocktails is a Hauntcast segment in which hosts Thunder and Baker review a slate of horror films over drinks at their fictional Last Bar on the Left. This episode covers five titles spanning a range of subgenres, including the folk-horror festival film Midsommar, the creature-feature The Mummy Rebirth, and the irreverent B-movie The Velocipastor. The tone is casual and comedic, making it more of an entertainment listen than an instructional resource.
