Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror fiction” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
45 videos
This video announces the two horror book options up for community vote in a spooky-themed book club for August 2021. The host presents brief summaries of each candidate: a gothic moorland thriller and a haunted-mansion renovation story. Viewers are directed to a community poll to cast their vote, with the winning title to be revealed on August 10th.
Jade The Libra hosts her September spooky book club review covering 'The Haunting of Ashburn House' by Darcy Coates. The video is aimed at her 'Spooky Family' community and invites viewers to share their reactions in the comments. At 19 minutes, it offers a relaxed, conversational review format suited to fans of gothic and haunted-house fiction.
This short video announces the horror book club pick for August 2022, spotlighting Winterset Hollow by Jonathan Edward Durham. The host invites viewers to join a Facebook community group and read along together. The chosen novel is a dark, thriller-style horror story involving a group of friends who discover their favorite childhood book holds terrifying real-world secrets.
This video is a book club discussion and review of Joe Hill's horror novel Heart-Shaped Box, centered on an aging rock musician who purchases a ghost online — with terrifying consequences. The host shares her thoughts and invites her spooky-themed community to join the conversation in the comments. It is part of an ongoing monthly spooky book club series on the channel.
Jade The Libra presents the June 2022 edition of her Spooky Book Club, announcing two horror novel candidates for the month's community read. Members are invited to vote between Jonathan Maberry's small-town horror novel Ghost Road Blues and Roger Zelazny's beloved gothic cult classic A Night in the Lonesome October. The winning title is determined by community poll across YouTube and a dedicated Facebook group. Both books carry strong Halloween and horror themes, making them well-suited for year-round Halloween enthusiasts.
This video is a book club discussion for a spooky-themed reading community, covering the horror/psychological thriller novel 'The Last House on Needless Street' by Catriona Ward. The host invites viewers to share their reactions to the March pick in the comments. The conversation is community-driven, encouraging engagement around a story involving dark secrets, memory loss, and unsettling characters living at the edge of a forest.
This video is a book review of The Sundown Motel by Simone St. James, presented as part of a recurring spooky book club series. The host shares her thoughts on the horror fiction title and invites viewers to join the discussion in the comments. While Halloween-adjacent in its spooky theme, this is a literary review rather than a Halloween prop, craft, or haunt video.
This video announces the horror book selections for a January 2023 spooky book club, hosted by Jade The Libra. Two options are presented for community voting: a haunted winery gothic horror novel and a 1990s-set supernatural thriller. The host invites viewers to cast their vote via the YouTube community tab and participate through a dedicated Facebook group.
This video announces the October 2021 picks for a community-run spooky book club, presenting two main candidate titles for a member vote alongside two optional Halloween-themed bonus reads. The host invites viewers to cast their votes via the YouTube community tab, with the winning selection to be revealed mid-month. All four featured books fall within the supernatural horror and Halloween fiction genres, ranging from haunted-house novels to short story anthologies.
This video announces the two horror novel candidates for the July 2022 Spooky Book Club, inviting viewers to vote for their preferred pick via the community tab. The two contenders are Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak, a supernatural thriller involving a babysitter and a child's disturbing artwork, and Stolen Tongues by Felix Blackwell, a paranormal horror story set at a remote mountain cabin. The host directs fans to a dedicated Facebook group and promises to reveal the winning title on July 3rd.
This video announces the two horror book selections up for vote in a monthly spooky book club for February 2022. The two contenders are Joe Hill's 'Heart-Shaped Box,' a supernatural thriller about a rock star haunted by a ghost he purchased online, and Wendy Webb's 'The Haunting of Brynn Wilder,' a gothic mystery set at a lakeside boardinghouse. Viewers are directed to a community poll to cast their vote, with the winning title to be revealed on February 3rd. The host also points followers to a dedicated Facebook group for ongoing club discussion.
This video announces the two horror book options for a spooky book club's July 2021 selection, inviting viewers to vote for their preferred pick via the channel's community tab. The two contenders are a modern Alpine hotel thriller and a classic folk-horror novel set in a rural New England village. The host encourages community participation through voting and an associated Facebook group.
This video is a monthly horror book club announcement from Jade The Libra, timed to celebrate Halfway to Halloween 2026. The host presents two horror fiction picks for April — a historical witchcraft tale set in Puritan New England and a gothic paranormal mystery centered on a spirit companion and a crumbling estate. Viewers are invited to vote on which book the club will read together, with the winning title to be announced on April 12th. The community aspect is emphasized through a dedicated Facebook group.
This video announces the two horror book candidates for the Spooky Book Club's April 2022 reading selection, inviting viewers to vote for their preferred pick. The two nominees are Lisa Jewell's psychological thriller 'The Family Upstairs' and Ben H. Winters' supernatural horror novel 'Bedbugs.' The host directs the audience to a community poll where the winning title will be revealed in early April. The video is a short community-engagement announcement rather than a review or tutorial.
This video is a book club review and discussion of Grady Hendrix's horror novel My Best Friend's Exorcism, selected as the channel's June book of the month. The host invites viewers to share their reactions and thoughts on the book. The video is conversational in format rather than instructional, functioning as a community discussion prompt for fellow readers.
A Halloween-themed book club channel celebrates Halfway to Halloween month by presenting two horror novel candidates for the April community read. The host invites viewers to vote between Christopher Golden's 'All Hallows,' a 1984-set supernatural tale of eerie children on Halloween night, and Michael Penning's 'All Hallows Eve,' a ghost story set in colonial Salem. Both titles lean heavily into Halloween atmosphere and horror fiction. The video serves as a community engagement announcement rather than a tutorial or haunt build.
A YouTube-based spooky book club episode celebrating halfway-to-Halloween month, in which the host presents four Halloween-themed book picks for her community to read along with. The selections span horror fiction, supernatural anthology, and Halloween romance, giving viewers a range of tones from genuinely scary to lighthearted and romantic. The host invites her audience to vote on which book to read together via a community tab and a dedicated Facebook group.
A Halloween-themed book club discussion video in which the host reviews two spooky reads selected for the month. The first is a horror story centered on a vengeful witch's curse in a small town, while the second is a lighthearted Halloween romantic short story. The host wraps up with a casual popcorn-style reading game at the end of the episode.
This video presents a horror and dark-themed book club selection for May 2020, offering viewers both fiction and non-fiction options to vote on for the month's reading. Fiction picks explore supernatural mystery and bayou gothic storytelling, while the non-fiction selections dive into real-life serial killer cases. The host encourages community participation through a voting tab and includes a content warning for dark and disturbing material.
This video is a book club-style review and discussion of House of Hunger by Alexis Henderson, a gothic horror novel centered on a young woman who becomes a bloodmaid at a sinister aristocratic estate. The host shares her thoughts on the story's dark themes, atmosphere, and characters as part of a monthly spooky book series. Viewers are encouraged to share their own reactions in the comments, making it a community-driven discussion format.
This video features a book club discussion of Matthew Lyons' horror novel 'The Night Will Find Us,' the June pick for a spooky-themed reading community. The story follows a group of friends whose summer camping trip in New Jersey's Pine Barrens descends into violence and supernatural dread. The host invites viewers to share their thoughts in the comments and points to an ongoing community vote for the next month's selection.
A monthly book club video in which the host shares her April 2020 reading picks, spanning horror and suspense fiction to self-improvement titles. Horror selections include a Southern Gothic vampire novel and a supernatural road-trip thriller set near a Georgia swamp. The remaining picks shift toward minimalism and mindfulness, rounding out a eclectic month of reading. This is a lifestyle/reading channel video with a spooky-book-club focus rather than a Halloween craft or haunt production video.
This video announces the two horror novel candidates for a community spooky book club's March 2023 reading selection, inviting viewers to vote for their preference. The first option is a supernatural domestic horror story involving pagan artifacts and a malevolent house, while the second is a period crime-horror tale set in rural Texas. The host encourages engagement through a community poll and a dedicated Facebook group.
This video announces the two horror book options for the Spooky Book Club's March 2022 selection, inviting viewers to vote for their preferred read. The two candidates are 'The Last House on Needless Street' by Catriona Ward and 'The Haunting of Leigh Harker' by Darcy Coates, both psychological horror novels. The host directs viewers to a community poll and an accompanying Facebook group to cast their votes and engage with fellow readers.
