Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror icon” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
47 videos
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network puts a Halloween spin on Easter, featuring Ghostface from the Scream franchise in a seasonal mashup context. With no source description or runtime data available, the exact content is unclear, but the title and tags suggest a humorous or promotional horror-holiday crossover clip. It likely appeals to fans of slasher iconography and year-round Halloween culture.
This short review takes a close look at an officially licensed Leatherface face mask based on Tobe Hooper's classic horror film, available through Trick or Treat Studios. The host evaluates the mask as a collectible and wearable costume piece, celebrating the character's enduring status as a horror icon nearly five decades after his debut. The video is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to horror prop and costume coverage.
A short, lighthearted clip capturing a Michael Myers cosplayer — along with a group of fellow costume-wearers — roaming a mall setting and drawing reactions from the public. The video leans into the entertainment and novelty of bringing a classic horror icon into an everyday environment. It appears to have been filmed around a Halloween or horror-themed convention event at the mall.
This short-form video features a quick showcase of the animated Chucky the Killer Doll prop available at Party City for Halloween. The presenter highlights the animatronic's Chucky theme, tying it to the classic Child's Play franchise. It appears aimed at fans of horror-character Halloween décor looking for retail-ready scare pieces.
This short video features horror icon Kane Hodder congratulating the Slash 'N Cast YouTube channel on reaching 100,000 subscribers. At just one minute long, it serves as a celebratory shout-out from one of horror's most recognizable figures. The clip is a fun milestone moment for fans of the channel and classic horror.
This video pits two retail Chucky animatronic props head-to-head in a fun comparison review: the 2022 Gemmy roaming Chucky available at Lowe's versus Spirit Halloween's roaming Chucky from a prior season. The host evaluates the movement, quality, and overall fun factor of each prop side by side. While the Lowe's Gemmy version is noted as a newcomer for 2022, it is positioned as a lighter offering compared to Spirit Halloween's bump-and-go variant. The playful 'Celebrity Death Match' framing keeps the review entertaining for casual viewers and serious collectors alike.
This short appears to feature a Ghostface cosplay from the Scream franchise presented with a summer seasonal twist. Published by the Haunted Attraction Network, it likely showcases a fun, themed take on the classic horror icon costume. With no description or runtime data available, specific content details remain uncertain.
This short-form video features a Spirit Halloween Chucky animatronic prop in a lighthearted, comedic skit involving Chinese takeout. The creator leans into the character's iconic 'Hi, I'm Chucky, wanna play?' catchphrase for quick Halloween entertainment. It serves as an informal showcase of the talking/animated Chucky doll in a fun real-world setting.
The host reacts to a Spirit Halloween Chucky Good Guys Doll prop from the retailer's 2019 sneak peek lineup. The video offers a first-look impression of the licensed Child's Play collectible or decoration ahead of the Halloween season. It is part of a broader Spirit Sneak Peeks series showcasing that year's incoming prop offerings.
This video showcases two Chucky-themed items: the officially licensed Party City Talking Animated Chucky doll by Tekky Toys, and a one-of-a-kind custom Chucky reborn doll created exclusively for the SpookYouLaterz channel. The host walks viewers through both pieces, highlighting the animatronic talking features of the Tekky Toys version alongside the handcrafted artistry of the custom reborn. It's a fun, personality-driven review perfect for fans of horror collectibles and Halloween prop enthusiasts.
SpookYouLaterz takes a close look at Haunted Hill Farm's animatronic Nun decoration, inspired by Valak from the Conjuring franchise. The reviewer offers an honest, measured assessment — finding the prop decent but feeling it could use more audio variety to be truly frightening. They suggest pairing it with fog and ambient lighting to maximize its creep factor.
This short tutorial from Haunt Former shows how to create a budget-friendly Jason Voorhees hockey mask inspired by the Friday the 13th franchise. Released on an actual Friday the 13th as a themed celebration, the video focuses on achieving an iconic horror look without spending a lot of money. It is part of the channel's broader Halloween prop build series.
A short-form clip posted in celebration of Halfway to Halloween, expressing excitement about seeing Ghostface and other cosplayers at the event. The video leans into the iconic Scream franchise aesthetic and the growing Halfway to Halloween community tradition. Given its brief runtime, it functions more as a seasonal hype post than an instructional piece.
A short celebratory video marking a Friday the 13th falling in December, featuring Jason Voorhees in a festive holiday mashup spirit. The creator sends seasonal greetings with a horror twist, blending Christmas cheer with the iconic slasher character. At under a minute, it reads as a fun, lighthearted shout-out to fans of the franchise rather than a tutorial or in-depth feature.
Haunt Former reviews the Gemmy 2022 Chucky animatronic prop, a licensed Child's Play character figure that moves autonomously on a Roomba-style rolling base. The video offers the creator's hands-on impressions and commentary on this roaming retail Halloween animatronic. It appears to be a combination of unboxing and personal reaction content aimed at Halloween prop enthusiasts and horror fans alike.
A short, fun clip showcasing a Jason Voorhees cosplayer spotted in San Antonio, Texas. The video celebrates the costume as a standout Halloween look, leaning into the iconic slasher character's scare factor. It's a quick, entertaining piece of Halloween spirit content rather than a build or tutorial.
FrightProps showcases their Lunging Leatherface animated prop, a character-driven Halloween decoration inspired by the iconic Texas Chainsaw Massacre villain. The short video highlights the prop's lunging action, giving viewers a quick look at its movement and overall presentation. This appears to be a product spotlight intended to drive interest to the full product listing on the FrightProps website.
This short review segment from the R.I.P. Reviews series takes a close look at a deluxe Freddy Krueger glove available through retailers such as Hot Topic. The host highlights the glove's long blades and worn, distressed aesthetic as key selling points for fans wanting to capture the iconic villain's look. It appears to be a licensed or retail costume accessory rather than a DIY build.
A short-form video from HauntScene featuring Michael Myers content. With no description or runtime to draw from, the exact format — whether a prop showcase, costume, decoration, or clip — is unclear. Given the channel's haunt-focused branding, it likely relates to Halloween prop or decorating content centered on the iconic slasher character.
A short showcase video featuring a cosplayer dressed as the retro NES video game version of Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th. The costume is presented as a highly accurate recreation of the 8-bit era character design rather than the classic film look. The clip invites viewer engagement by asking whether they would pose for a photo with the cosplayer.
This short review covers a commercially available Jason Voorhees hanging prop from the Friday the 13th franchise. The figure features a cloth body paired with latex head and hands, and comes with a miniature machete accessory. The reviewer points viewers to an Amazon listing for purchase. It is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to Halloween prop evaluations.
This short review takes a look at a Freddy Krueger-themed tombstone prop available from Spirit Halloween, designed to bring a Nightmare on Elm Street vibe to any Halloween cemetery display. The reviewer highlights the prop's licensed horror-icon artwork and its appeal as an affordable yard or haunt decoration. At a budget-friendly price point, it's positioned as an easy way to add a recognizable pop-culture scare to a graveyard scene.
A short fan tribute compilation celebrating Friday the 13th by showcasing Jason Voorhees cosplay looks. The creator, a self-described Jason enthusiast, brings the iconic slasher to life across what appear to be multiple costume variations. The video captures the fun, community spirit of horror fandom on the spooky holiday.