Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror films” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
25 videos
Slash 'N Cast hosts Riley Lorden and Nic Christian count down their top 10 most anticipated horror films heading into 2017. The episode follows a podcast-style format with co-host commentary and opinions on upcoming releases. This is a fan-facing discussion video rather than a hands-on Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Nic Christian, Mike Gordon, and Riley Lorden sit down to review and discuss Jordan Peele's 2017 horror film Get Out. The episode is part of the crew's regular weekly podcast/video series covering horror and genre films. Viewers are encouraged to share their own reactions to the film in the comments.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused video podcast hosted by Nic Christian and Riley Lorden that covers current news and discussion in the horror genre. This episode tackles the controversy surrounding Jeepers Creepers 3 alongside news of Tobin Bell's return for Saw 8. It appears to be a fan-oriented talk show rather than a tutorial, walkthrough, or build video, placing it outside the core Halloween craft and haunt categories.
This short video highlights a notable continuity error or on-screen blunder from the 1997 horror sequel Scream 2, presented in an entertaining, fan-focused format. The channel draws comparisons to similar famous movie mistakes from other films to add comedic context. At roughly two minutes, it functions as a quick, lighthearted piece of horror film trivia rather than a tutorial or haunt-building guide.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a roughly 28-minute interview with actress Kathleen Kinmont, best known for her work in horror films. The conversation appears to be part of the channel's ongoing podcast-style interview series aimed at horror fans. Assorted horror-news links accompany the release, touching on upcoming projects in the genre at the time of recording.
This video features the hosts of Slash 'N Cast ranking the Scream film franchise, offering their personal takes on each installment. It is presented in a podcast-style format aimed at horror fans who enjoy discussion and debate about classic slasher series. The channel focuses broadly on horror news, reviews, and community content rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production.
This video from Slash 'N Cast ranks every film in the Chucky franchise from worst to best, offering the hosts' opinions on the series as a whole. It covers the full run of Child's Play movies including sequels and later entries like Cult of Chucky and Bride of Chucky. The episode is presented in a casual podcast-style format typical of horror commentary channels.
Haunt Former takes a look at Walmart's 2023 Halloween movie selection, an annual seasonal tradition at the retail chain. The video highlights physical media offerings including DVDs and Blu-rays, with particular attention paid to standout packaging such as glow-in-the-dark case artwork. It serves as a quick guide for horror fans looking to pick up seasonal titles during the Halloween shopping window.
This video is a hosted countdown show from Slash 'N Cast covering the top 10 most anticipated horror films expected in 2018. Two hosts discuss and rank upcoming horror releases, sharing their predictions and excitement for the year ahead in scary cinema. The content is entertainment and opinion-focused rather than instructional or Halloween-production related.
This video features a ranking of every film in the SAW horror franchise, presented in a commentary or podcast-style format by the Slash 'N Cast crew. The content is opinion-based entertainment focused on horror film discussion rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production. While the SAW franchise is deeply tied to horror culture, this video does not directly cover Halloween decorating, haunting, or DIY topics.
This episode of Haunt INFormer is a horror and haunt news roundup covering multiple upcoming projects and releases. Highlights include casting updates for the 2020 Ghostbusters film, a new Creepshow series coming to Shudder, and NECA's latest horror collectibles and figures unveiled at a major convention. The episode also touches on a potential Ghostbusters maze at Halloween Horror Nights and other genre news spanning film, TV, and merchandise.
The Slash 'N Cast Horror Awards is a fan-driven, community-voted awards show celebrating the best in horror media, originally streamed live in January 2019. The event brought together a roster of prominent horror YouTube creators and personalities to co-host and present awards across various categories. Audiences participated in real time through chat-based polling. This replay preserves the full broadcast for ongoing viewing.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused talk show or podcast-style video covering genre film news, including plot details for Jeepers Creepers 3 and updates on a Godzilla sequel. The hosts discuss current events in the horror and monster-movie space in a casual, fan-oriented format. This episode appears to be part of a weekly series rather than a tutorial or build video.
This video is a horror film retrospective in which the host counts down their picks for the top five horror movies of 2019. It is a conversational, opinion-driven ranking rather than a how-to or haunt-building tutorial. Viewers are encouraged to share their own favorite horror films of the year in the comments. While the channel covers Halloween prop builds and haunt content, this particular video sits outside that core subject matter.
Slash 'N Cast hosted a nearly six-hour virtual Halloween convention streamed live in 2022, featuring a packed schedule of horror-themed programming across a single night. Events included a fan film screening, short film reactions, a panel on the history of slasher cinema, and a live watch-along of Friday the 13th Vengeance 2: Bloodlines with members of its cast and crew. The night wrapped with a full review and breakdown of Scream (2022). The event brought together multiple horror-focused creators and podcasts for a collaborative community celebration.
This video counts down the creator's top five Christmas horror films, blending holiday cheer with seasonal scares. Films mentioned in the tags include genre touchstones such as Silent Night Deadly Night, Jack Frost, Gremlins, and Krampus. It offers a lighthearted but horror-focused perspective on festive cinema for fans who enjoy their holidays with a dark twist.
Haunt Former wraps up the year with a retrospective look at the best and worst horror films of 2023, then shifts focus to the most anticipated horror releases heading into 2024. The video offers opinionated commentary and rankings rather than how-to instruction, making it a casual watch for horror film enthusiasts. Titles mentioned include entries from the Saw franchise and the upcoming MaXXXine.
A horror-focused countdown video from the Haunt Former channel wrapping up 2020 with a personal pick of the five best horror films released that year, followed by five most-anticipated horror titles heading into 2021. The host shares subjective opinions and enthusiasm for the genre rather than tutorial or build content. It serves as a casual end-of-year reflection for horror movie fans within the Halloween community.
This video presents the creator's personal ranking of the top five horror films of all time, framed as part of a Halloween-season content series. The host shares their picks from across the horror genre, inviting viewers to engage by sharing their own lists in the comments. While adjacent to the haunting and Halloween community, this is a film opinion/discussion video rather than a how-to or walkthrough. It offers light entertainment for horror enthusiasts looking for movie recommendations.
GMHaunts reacts to the official trailer for the 2021 reimagining of Wrong Turn, discussing the newly revealed R rating, the introduction of a villain group called The Foundation, and the unveiled movie poster. The host shares impressions and commentary on how this new take compares to the original hillbilly killer premise. While the channel primarily covers Halloween and haunt content, this video is a horror film reaction rather than a hands-on Halloween build or prop review.
This video covers newly released promotional material for two upcoming horror films: Halloween Kills and Wrong Turn (2021). The host highlights an official image revealing Michael Myers wearing a charred, burned mask in Halloween Kills, and shares a newly dropped exclusive scene from the Wrong Turn reboot. The content is news and reaction focused rather than a build or tutorial.
This Hauntcast episode is a horror movie review segment called Shocktails, hosted at the metaphorical 'Last Bar on the Left.' The crew works through a lineup of horror titles including Dead By Dawn, The Wretched, The Candy Witch, Rootwood, Cry For The Bad Man, and Don't Run. The format blends casual bar-style banter with film discussion, leaning into the camaraderie between hosts Baker and Thunder. It's a podcast-style video aimed squarely at the haunter community looking for Halloween-season viewing recommendations.
Shocktails is a horror-review segment from the Hauntcast podcast in which hosts Baker and Thunder sit down for casual Halloween-themed conversation covering upcoming and recent horror releases. The episode includes takes on several indie horror films — among them Clownface, Redwood Massacre: Annihilation, Hawk and Rev Vampire Slayers, The Good That Devils Do, and Uncle Peckerhead — alongside a look at upcoming Putrid Prints releases. The lighthearted, pumpkin-carving framing gives the episode a distinctly seasonal haunter-community vibe.
Shocktails is Hauntcast's horror movie review segment hosted by Johnny Thunder, covering a selection of genre films alongside a preview of upcoming 2020 horror releases. Titles reviewed in this episode include Pickaxe, Blood Bags, Lost Gully Road, American Hunt, and The Lighthouse. The segment is delivered in a casual podcast format aimed at the haunter community's love of horror culture beyond prop building and attraction design.
