Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror film” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
74 videos
This video is a fan-hosted breakdown of the second trailer for the 2018 Halloween film, highlighting details and Easter eggs viewers may have overlooked. The host walks through the trailer frame by frame, offering commentary and analysis from a horror enthusiast perspective. It is part of the channel's ongoing 'Let's Talk About That' series covering horror film news and discussion.
This video is a trailer breakdown and analysis of the Halloween 2018 film, spotlighting details and easter eggs viewers may have overlooked on first watch. The host walks through footage from the official trailer, offering commentary and speculation on what each moment might mean for the film. Content is presented under a fair use educational disclaimer, with footage owned by Blumhouse, Universal, and Miramax.
This short episode of the Slash 'N Cast horror talk show reacts to the news of Jamie Lee Curtis reprising her role as Laurie Strode in the 2018 Halloween film. The hosts discuss the significance of her return to the iconic franchise. At under two minutes, it functions as a quick news-and-reaction segment rather than a deep-dive discussion.
A group of horror enthusiasts from the Slash 'N Cast channel sit down to review and discuss The Conjuring 2. The panel shares their thoughts on the film in a casual, entertainment-focused format. This is a movie review/discussion video rather than a Halloween prop-building or haunt-related tutorial.
This short video offers an early preview of AtmosFX's digital decoration release based on the cult Halloween film 'Trick r Treat.' The clip showcases the licensed imagery and atmosphere that fans of the film can expect to project in their home or haunt displays. AtmosFX is presented as the go-to source for this type of digital seasonal content.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers a newly released image from Halloween Kills, spotlighting a first look at Michael Myers with an injured hand. The channel discusses the image as a piece of breaking horror news for fans of the franchise. At just three minutes, it is a quick news-bite style reaction and breakdown rather than a tutorial or build video.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers news and speculation surrounding a potential reboot of the Freddy vs. Jason crossover film. The host discusses the possibility of the project moving forward, touching on the current status of both the Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street franchises. At under five minutes, it functions as a quick horror-news update rather than a deep-dive analysis.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden sit down to review and discuss the 2017 horror film Split. The episode is part of a weekly Monday series covering horror movies and genre topics. This is a conversational podcast-style format rather than a Halloween craft, prop, or haunt tutorial.
This is the debut episode of Slash 'N Cast, a horror-focused podcast/interview series. The hosts sit down with Harrison Smith, director of the horror film Death House, for a conversation about the project. The episode appears to be a fan-driven production with a casual, enthusiast tone rather than a technical Halloween how-to.
This video features a discussion and update segment about the horror film Death House, presented by the Slash 'N Cast crew. The hosts share their thoughts and commentary on the project in a fan-oriented, conversational format. The content leans toward horror film enthusiasm rather than hands-on Halloween crafting or haunt production.
This short news segment from the Slash 'N Cast channel covers director Mike P Nelson's explanation for why his horror film Sweet Revenge was taken down or removed from availability. The video is framed as a horror news update rather than a tutorial or Halloween DIY content. At under five minutes, it functions as a quick industry news bite for horror movie followers.
This one-minute video is a brief teaser trailer for 'The Fall of Camp Blood,' a fan-made Friday the 13th film produced by Slash 'N Cast and RJL Productions. The clip promotes an active Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign, urging viewers to claim backer rewards before the campaign closes. Beyond the trailer itself, the video serves primarily as a promotional call-to-action for the project.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast features an exclusive interview with James Jude Courtney, who portrays Michael Myers in the 2018 Halloween film. The conversation explores Courtney's approach to bringing the iconic slasher character to life through physical performance and character study. The interview offers fans a behind-the-scenes perspective on what it takes to inhabit one of horror's most recognizable figures alongside the legacy of the original Shape, Nick Castle.
This livestream Q&A session from Slash 'N Cast centers on 'The Fall of Camp Blood,' a Friday the 13th fan film with an active Kickstarter campaign entering its final day of funding. The hosts field community questions and engage with supporters about the production. The session also promotes the channel's Patreon, Discord, and other community platforms.
This video covers newly revealed plot details for Halloween Kills, the sequel to the 2018 Halloween reboot, with discussion pointing to a return to the hospital setting. The host breaks down what the emerging story details may mean for the franchise's direction. It is a news and commentary format video rather than a how-to or haunt build. The channel focuses broadly on horror film news, making this entry relevant to Halloween franchise fans rather than Halloween haunt creators.
This short-form clip from Slash 'N Cast offers a quick piece of commentary or reaction focused on the character Dr. Loomis from the Halloween film franchise. At under a minute, it appears to be a punchy opinion or highlight reel rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. The content is likely aimed at fans of the classic horror series who enjoy discussing character moments and narrative choices.
This short horror film from the Haunt Former channel follows a group of friends caught in a suburban neighborhood quarantine after an infectious disease breaks out, forcing them to confront whether they themselves are infected. Clocking in at around eight minutes, it leans on atmosphere and narrative tension rather than jump scares. The production is a collaborative effort with Spicer Productions, featuring licensed horror music from multiple composers and supplemental stock footage.
This video covers the surprising announcement that Spirit Halloween is producing an actual feature film, with early on-location footage showing a Spirit store in Georgia being used as a film set. The creator shares the official movie synopsis and cast details sourced from news articles, offering fans an early look at the project. It functions primarily as a Halloween news and commentary piece rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
This short horror news segment from Slash 'N Cast addresses speculation around the Candyman film potentially bypassing a theatrical release in favor of VOD, with commentary apparently involving Tony Todd. The video is part of the channel's ongoing horror news and discussion coverage rather than a Halloween how-to or haunt tutorial. At under three minutes, it functions as a quick news-bite for horror fans tracking the film's release status.
Slash 'N Cast delivers a spoiler-free review of the 2025 film adaptation of the popular survival horror video game Until Dawn. The hosts assess whether the transition from interactive game to feature film succeeds, offering their take for both fans of the source material and general horror audiences. The review runs approximately 13 minutes and avoids revealing key plot details.
This is an original short horror film from the Haunt Former channel, running approximately 22 minutes. The story follows a young man named Derek who moves in with his elderly grandfather after his grandmother's sudden death, only to have the grandfather receive a mysterious package — a phone he believes connects him to his deceased wife. The film blends themes of grief and supernatural dread into a narrative horror experience rather than a how-to or review format.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast, the horror-focused podcast/video series from RJL Productions, centers on the upcoming release of 'Death House,' generating buzz ahead of its launch. Hosts Riley Lorden and Nic Christian discuss the film and related horror community news in their signature conversational format. The episode also touches on community events and other horror media, including a documentary featuring Robert Englund. The content skews toward horror entertainment discussion rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series turns its eye to The Nun (2018), the Conjuring universe entry centered on the demonic entity Valak, evaluating how effectively the film delivers on its horror premise. The review is presented in the creator's signature Halloween-enthusiast style, aimed at fans who care about the genre's darker edges. At roughly nine minutes, it offers a focused critical take rather than a deep plot summary.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live horror-themed stream featuring trivia, giveaways, and community interaction. The stream includes a spotlight on an indie horror project called The Death of Snow White, with credited involvement from its writer/director and production team. Additional segments touch on horror gaming and general horror fandom content. The broadcast runs over three hours and incorporates audience participation and channel supporter perks.
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