Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror fiction” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
45 videos
A book club host presents two reading options for July, letting her audience vote on which title the group will read together. The first pick is a psychological thriller set at a summer camp with a dark mystery at its core, while the second is a darker, emotionally resonant fantasy about grief and a monstrous visitor. Voting takes place via Twitter, with the winning selection announced shortly after on social media.
A book club announcement video presenting two horror novel options for November 2020 reading: T. Kingfisher's 'The Hollow Places' and Jennifer McMahon's 'The Invited.' Viewers are invited to vote for their preferred pick via the channel's community tab. Both selections feature haunted or supernatural themes tied to mysterious spaces and dark histories. This video is not Halloween production content but caters to fans of spooky and horror fiction.
This video features a discussion and review of Gallows Hill by Darcy Coates, a gothic horror novel centered on a woman returning to her family's cursed winery estate. The host shares her thoughts on the book as part of an ongoing spooky book club series with her Halloween-loving audience. Viewers are encouraged to share their own reactions in the comments and check out the next month's spooky reading picks.
This video features a discussion of Graham Masterson's horror novel 'House of a Hundred Whispers,' selected as a monthly spooky book club pick. The host shares her thoughts on the book and invites viewers to continue the conversation in the comments and in her dedicated Facebook book club group. The content is aimed at fans of horror and gothic fiction looking for community reading recommendations.
This video is a monthly spooky book club installment in which the host presents two horror fiction picks for community members to choose between. The first option is 'Baby Teeth' by Zoje Stage, a psychological thriller about a chilling mother-daughter power struggle. The second is 'Mandy' by Shani Struthers, a supernatural road-trip horror story centered on a possessed doll. Viewers are invited to vote for their preferred pick on the channel's community tab.
A horror-themed book club announcement video in which the host reveals two spooky fiction candidates for the May 2021 community read. Viewers are invited to vote for their preferred pick on the channel's community tab, with the winner to be revealed shortly after. The two contenders are Patrick Süskind's psychological thriller 'Perfume' and Graham Masterson's haunted-house novel 'The House of a Hundred Whispers.' The video is brief, community-focused, and aimed at fans of gothic and horror literature.
This video is a book club discussion hosted by Jade The Libra, covering the horror novel Mandy by Shani Struthers. The story follows a museum curator and a young psychic who join forces to uncover the sinister history of a possessed doll, embarking on a road trip from Idaho into Canada. The host invites viewers to share their own thoughts on the book in the comments, fostering a community spooky book club atmosphere.
This short video announces the two book candidates for a horror-themed online book club's February 2021 reading selection. The host presents Stephen Graham Jones's novella about a killer mannequin and Christina Henry's small-town supernatural mystery as the options for community members to vote on. Viewers are directed to the channel's community tab to cast their vote, with the winning title to be revealed on February 9th. The content is conversational and community-driven rather than instructional.
This video features a book club discussion of T. Kingfisher's horror novel The Hollow Places, presented as a monthly pick for a spooky-themed book club. The host shares her thoughts on the book and invites viewers to join the conversation in the comments. It is a casual, community-oriented review rather than a Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
A horror book club channel announces its two candidate reads for January 2021 and invites viewers to vote on which title the group will tackle together. The two contenders are a domestic-suspense thriller involving a mysterious child and a haunted-house demon novel. The creator directs fans to a community-tab poll and shares when the winning pick will be revealed.
This is a book club discussion video reviewing two horror novels selected for an October reading challenge: Peter Straub's classic ghost story set in a small New York town, and Laura Purcell's Victorian gothic tale featuring unsettling painted wooden figures. The host invites viewers to join the conversation about whichever title they read. The content is entirely literary in nature and has no direct connection to Halloween prop-making, haunting, or production.
This video features a book club-style discussion and review of Christina Henry's horror novel The Ghost Tree, hosted by the Spooky Bookclub community on the Jade The Libra channel. The story centers on a teenage girl in a small town who witnesses supernatural horrors that the rest of her community seems determined to ignore. The host invites viewers to share their own thoughts on the book in the comments, fostering community engagement around spooky fiction.
This video features a narrated reading of H.P. Lovecraft's classic short story 'The Cats of Ulthar,' presented by the Haunt Former channel with atmospheric background music. Lovecraft is introduced as a pivotal and complex figure in horror literature, and the tale itself weaves together themes of magic, feline mysticism, and dark retribution. The production is part of a broader horror narration series on the channel alongside creepypastas and original scary stories.
This one-minute official trailer promotes 'Kamuffins,' a horror anthology book written by Mak Ralston and available on Amazon and Kindle. Produced by the Haunt Former channel, the trailer uses atmospheric horror visuals and audio to build interest in the collection of scary stories. The clip is promotional in nature rather than instructional, serving purely as a marketing piece for the title.
This video is a narrated creepypasta reading of 'How to Trap a Leprechaun' by MakRalston, performed by the Haunt Former channel. The story plays on Irish folklore and the legend of leprechauns, presented as a set of unsettling instructions for capturing one. It falls within Haunt Former's broader catalog of scary story narrations and creepypasta content rather than being a Halloween prop-building or haunt-production tutorial.
Haunt Former returns with a podcast-style triple critique covering three creepypasta stories: 'The Harbinger Experiment,' 'The Strangest Security Tape I've Ever Seen,' and 'Prayerbot.' Each piece is analyzed and discussed through a horror-enthusiast lens, examining what makes the stories effective or lacking. The episode marks the revival of the creator's critique format after a year-long hiatus.
This short official trailer promotes Maranatha, a suspense novella by Mak Ralston of the Haunt Former channel. The clip is a cinematic teaser rather than a how-to or haunt-building video, serving purely as a promotional piece for the author's fiction work. The novella is described as containing mature themes, horrific situations, and adult language.
Haunt Former narrates three short horror stories drawn from Reddit and creepypasta sources, curated as seasonal October listening. The lineup includes 'Please Don't Fear the Reaper,' 'Humans Can Fly,' and 'The Greatest Honor,' each delivering a distinct sinister tone. Atmospheric background music from multiple composers underscores the narration throughout the roughly fifteen-minute runtime.
'Date Night' is the seventh episode of Season 2 from RJL Productions, distributed via the Slash 'N Cast channel. The short narrative piece explores the unsettling premise of what may happen to us while we sleep. At roughly three minutes, it appears to be a scripted indie horror vignette with a small cast and dedicated crew credits. A behind-the-scenes companion video is also available.
This is the official trailer for Grayscale, a 2024 horror novel by author Mak Ralston, published under the Haunt Former channel. The story follows a government agent who pursues an extreme and grotesque solution to racism by surgically and chemically transforming diverse subjects into a uniform gray. The trailer pitches the book as a blend of body horror, suspense, and dark social satire. It is available for purchase on Amazon and Kindle.
HauntScene host Johnny Bronto sits down with New York Times bestselling author Richard Kadrey for a live conversation centered on Kadrey's dark urban fantasy series Sandman Slim and his broader body of work. Kadrey is known for blending noir, horror, and supernatural fiction into gritty, morally complex narratives. The episode is a departure from HauntScene's typical haunt walkthrough content, offering a literary perspective on horror and dark fantasy. Note: the recording includes acknowledged audio issues.
