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Every video tagged “horror gaming” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
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This video from Slash 'N Cast covers confirmed news about GUN Interactive's next game project, which apparently surprised the horror gaming community. The channel, known for covering horror game and movie news, discusses the announcement in a podcast-style format. While the creator tags reference titles like Friday the 13th: The Game and Evil Dead: The Game, the video centers on what GUN Interactive is developing next rather than those existing titles.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live-stream first-impressions session of Halloween: The Game, sharing initial reactions and taking questions from the community. The stream runs approximately 70 minutes and blends gameplay commentary with fan interaction. This is a community-oriented horror-gaming event rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or DIY tutorial.
This short trailer video reveals a fan-made mod for Friday the 13th: The Game that introduces a Remake-era Jason Voorhees in a Camp Blood setting. The clip is produced by Pitchfork Games and promoted through the Slash 'N Cast horror gaming community channel. While light on technical detail, it serves as an announcement and hype piece for the upcoming mod release. The content is aimed at fans of the game and the broader Friday the 13th franchise.
Slash 'N Cast covers a recent interview with Gun Interactive CEO Wes Keltner, originally recorded on the Middle Tech Podcast, in which he discusses the studio's past projects and addresses questions surrounding the cancellation of their Texas Chain Saw Massacre game development. The video also touches on Gun's history with Friday the 13th: The Game before pivoting to the most anticipated topic — hints about when the studio's next game will be announced. This is a news-commentary and reaction-style episode rather than original reporting, with the host breaking down the interview's key moments for the horror gaming community.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast covers the announcement that Illfonic is no longer the development team behind Friday the 13th: The Game, with a new team stepping in to take over the project. The video is aimed at fans of the horror gaming community eager to stay up to date on the game's development status. At roughly three minutes, it delivers a quick update without deep technical or gameplay analysis.
This is a lengthy live-stream reaction video from the Slash 'N Cast channel covering the Dead by Daylight 10th Anniversary chapter reveal. The stream is a community viewing event where hosts and chat react in real time to new game content announcements. At nearly five and a half hours, it functions primarily as a horror gaming news and entertainment broadcast rather than a Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
This video is a gameplay session from the Friday the 13th video game, featuring Jason Voorhees in what appears to be a multiplayer match. The episode is labeled Part 2 and is part of an ongoing gameplay series from the Slash 'N Cast channel. The title references an in-game moment involving multiple pocket knives, a notable survival item in the game. Content is commentary-driven gaming entertainment rather than Halloween DIY, prop building, or haunt design.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast reacts to a newly revealed grab animation in Friday the 13th: The Game, originally teased via the game's official Twitter account. The creator shares excitement around the leak or announcement, framing it as a notable update for fans of the multiplayer horror title. At just two minutes, it functions primarily as a quick hype and reaction piece rather than a tutorial or gameplay deep-dive.
This video is a gameplay walkthrough of the Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle mobile/PC puzzle game, covering the Lockdown chapter featuring the Prison Break Jason skin. The host from Slash 'N Cast guides viewers through the episode with live commentary. The video is part of an ongoing series dedicated to the game and is paired with a giveaway for a Flaming Jason in-game unlock.
Slash 'N Cast covers a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming Halloween video game, highlighted by an interview with Nick Castle, the original actor behind Michael Myers. The episode also digs into behind-the-scenes photos from the production and raises questions about the involvement of Kane Hodder. This is a horror gaming news segment rather than a hands-on Halloween haunt or prop-building tutorial.
This video from the Slash 'N Cast channel covers newly revealed gameplay mechanics and an execution feature for an upcoming Halloween-themed video game. The hosts discuss what these mechanics mean for the game's direction and player experience. While rooted in the Halloween horror franchise, the content is gaming news commentary rather than Halloween prop-making or haunting content.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused podcast/talk show hosted by Nic Christian and Riley Lorden that covers news and commentary from across the horror genre. In this episode, the hosts discuss the Tom Savini DLC for Friday the 13th: The Game and offer commentary on the Alien: Covenant prologue. The show has a casual, fan-driven tone aimed at horror enthusiasts who enjoy discussion-style content.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers how viewers can gain early access to Killer Klowns From Outer Space: The Game, along with a breakdown of available pre-order bonuses. The hosts point to purchase links across Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S in both standard and deluxe editions. It serves as a quick news and announcement piece rather than gameplay coverage or a review.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast channel covers a panel breakdown focused on the Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, highlighting a Leatherface dance moment and discussion around the game's release window. The hosts react to and analyze panel footage, offering commentary for fans of horror gaming. The content sits squarely in horror pop culture and gaming news rather than Halloween DIY or haunt production.
This video offers commentary and critique on the asymmetrical multiplayer game Predator: Hunting Grounds, discussing elements the creator believes should be improved. The channel focuses on horror gaming content and community engagement. While Predator is a horror-adjacent franchise, the content is gaming opinion rather than Halloween prop or haunt production material.
The Slash 'N Cast crew sits down for a roundtable discussion exploring whether a Halloween-branded video game — centered on Michael Myers — could realistically be made and succeed. Drawing comparisons to the Friday the 13th video game, the hosts debate the viability, appeal, and potential design of such a title. The conversation touches on licensing hurdles, gameplay possibilities, and fan demand for a slasher game built around the Halloween franchise.
This video covers a newly released trailer for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, breaking down reveals of a new playable Victim, a new Family Member character, and a new map. The host suggests the content shown may feel familiar to followers who have been keeping up with prior leaks or announcements. The coverage is framed as horror gaming news commentary rather than a hands-on gameplay demonstration.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live-stream reaction to the announcement trailer for a Halloween-themed video game, joined by their community in real time. The session also covers related horror gaming and entertainment news, including trailers for Fear the Reaper and Paranormal Activity: A New Story Live on Stage. It is a fan-focused, conversational broadcast aimed at horror and slasher-game enthusiasts rather than a Halloween prop or haunt tutorial.
This is a lengthy live stream from Slash 'N Cast covering the first major content update in several months for the asymmetric horror game The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. The session debuts the new playable Victim character Virginia, voiced and likened to horror actress Barbara Crampton, alongside the brand-new map The Mill. The stream is interactive, featuring community engagement throughout the extended gameplay session.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a lengthy live stream featuring gameplay discussion and a Q&A session focused on Halloween-themed horror video games, joined by guests StalkyBoi and IAnthonyD. The conversation appears to center on slasher-inspired gaming titles and current horror gaming news. At over three and a half hours, this is a community-oriented broadcast aimed at horror game enthusiasts. The channel is supported through memberships, donations, and brand partnerships.
Slash 'N Cast breaks down the news of Michael Myers being removed from Dead by Daylight and what that licensing shift could mean for the asymmetrical horror game landscape. The episode explores why the character is departing and how that decision may open the door for the upcoming Halloween: The Game to claim the definitive Michael Myers video game experience. The hosts weigh whether this is a setback for Dead by Daylight or a defining opportunity for the standalone title.
This video from Slash 'N Cast explores the possibility of Jason Voorhees being added to Dead by Daylight as a licensed chapter, discussing the legal and licensing landscape surrounding the Friday the 13th IP. The host breaks down what hurdles would need to be cleared for such a crossover to happen. It appears to be a news and speculation segment aimed at horror gaming fans curious about the franchise's future in gaming.
Slash 'N Cast breaks down a significant upcoming patch for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, covering mechanic changes across multiple gameplay systems. The hosts walk through specific adjustments including Grandpa cutscenes, door slams, body blocking, fuse box and valve escapes, Leatherface knockdowns, and a Sissy nerf. Perk changes and community player feedback are also discussed in depth. The episode runs close to 70 minutes and functions as both a patch review and community commentary show.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers news announcements related to Friday the 13th: The Game, specifically the reveal of physical copy releases and a Bloody Jason skin. The content is enthusiast-focused gaming news rather than a tutorial or haunted attraction feature. At just four minutes, it functions primarily as a hype and community update video for fans of the slasher franchise.
