Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror movies” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
131 videos
This is a live stream from Slash 'N Cast, a horror-focused YouTube channel, counting down one week to the release of Scream 7. The stream appears to be a community discussion and news format show centered on horror film culture. At over three hours long, it likely covers horror news, audience interaction, and hype surrounding the upcoming slasher sequel. This content is not Halloween production or haunt-building related.
This video launches a new series called 'Cult of the Cults,' dedicated to shining a light on overlooked and forgotten horror films. The host presents five cult-adjacent horror movies he believes deserve a wider audience, particularly around the Halloween season. It functions as an enthusiast recommendation guide rather than a how-to or haunt tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast explores horror films that have been identified through scientific research as the most frightening ever made. The video presents and discusses these findings in a commentary or podcast-style format. While Halloween-adjacent in its horror focus, this is primarily a film discussion rather than a hands-on Halloween production topic.
Haunt Former counts down his five favorite horror franchises in this Halloween-season opinion video. The host shares personal picks from the wide landscape of iconic scary movie series, walking viewers through his ranked choices with commentary. It's a conversational, entertainment-focused piece rather than a how-to or build tutorial.
This is a live-stream broadcast from horror-focused channel Slash 'N Cast, recorded one week before the release of Scream 7. The session appears to be a fan discussion and community hangout centered on horror movie news and anticipation. It is not a Halloween prop, haunt, or effects tutorial of any kind. Content is likely of interest to slasher-film enthusiasts rather than Halloween haunters or makers.
This episode of the Haunt INFormer news segment covers several breaking horror and haunt-adjacent stories from early 2020, including multiple film delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Highlights include Universal tapping James Wan to produce a new Dracula monster movie, Scream 5 receiving an official greenlight with the directors of Ready or Not attached, and a Puppet Master spin-off focused on the character Blade. The episode also touches on a Shudder free-trial promotion and an upcoming documentary about the last Blockbuster video store.
The host celebrates Friday the 13th by ranking the first eight entries in the Friday the 13th film franchise, sharing personal opinions on each installment. The video invites viewer participation, encouraging the audience to post their own rankings in the comments. While the channel is Halloween and haunt-focused, this episode is a horror-film retrospective rather than a build, tutorial, or haunt walkthrough.
A year-end horror movie roundup covering the best, worst, and honorable-mention films of 2024, hosted by the Haunt Former channel. The video takes a look back at standout and disappointing releases while also casting an eye forward to anticipated horror films coming in 2025. It follows a structured countdown format with commentary and personal picks from the creator.
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 takes a deep dive into the SAW franchise in this podcast-style 'OverReview,' blending an overview of the series with critical commentary. The discussion covers the full span of the SAW canon, exploring its signature traps, gore, and moral dilemmas that have kept audiences hooked across multiple films. It's a conversational, Halloween-season-appropriate look at one of horror's most complex and enduring franchises.
This short-form video from Slash 'N Cast poses the question of which horror movie is most deserving of a modern remake, inviting discussion from the horror fan community. At just two minutes, it appears to be a quick opinion or conversation-starter piece rather than a tutorial or how-to guide. The content is more pop-culture commentary than Halloween production or haunt-craft focused.
Three horror enthusiasts — Mak Ralston, Austin Spicer, and Jaden Bush — sit down for a wide-ranging podcast discussion covering roughly nine horror films released in 2024. Each title gets its own dedicated segment, with the hosts sharing personal reactions and critical takes. The episode closes with a broader conversation about where the horror genre is headed.
A Halloween-adjacent creator ranks all four films in The Purge horror/action franchise, timed to coincide with the release of The First Purge on Independence Day. The video offers a personal ranking and commentary on each installment in the series. While the channel focuses primarily on haunting and Halloween content, this episode is a straightforward film opinion piece rather than a how-to or haunt-related video.
This short video appears to be a fan discussion or commentary about the Scream horror franchise, specifically speculating on whether the character Stu Macher could return in Scream 6. At roughly one minute in length, it is likely a quick opinion or reaction piece rather than an in-depth analysis. No source description was provided, so content details are limited.
Haunt Former presents a personal wish list of iconic horror movie and game characters that deserve dedicated Halloween prop or decoration treatments but remain absent from mainstream Halloween retail. The video highlights a gap in the market, pointing out that while familiar faces like Freddy Krueger get rubber decorations, many beloved horror icons go unrepresented on store shelves. Viewers are invited to share their own character suggestions in the comments, making it a community-driven conversation about what Halloween merchandise should exist.
The creator counts down their personal top 5 horror films of 2022 before shifting to a forward-looking list of the most anticipated horror releases heading into 2023. The video blends retrospective ranking with enthusiastic previewing of upcoming genre titles. It is opinion-driven and conversational in tone, aimed at horror movie fans rather than haunters or prop builders.
Haunt Former ranks all five Scream films spanning 1996 to 2022, exploring how the franchise balances meta-comedy with classic slasher horror. The video offers a personal fan perspective on which entries stand above the rest, weighing memorable characters, smart scares, and series evolution. It functions as an opinionated retrospective rather than a traditional haunt or prop tutorial.
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.
This short video features a blind ranking of films directed by James Wan, a prominent figure in modern horror cinema. With no source description provided and a runtime of only one minute, the format appears to be a quick, opinion-based tier or ranking segment. The content is conversational and entertainment-focused rather than instructional or Halloween-craft related.
A New Year's Eve countdown video from the Haunt Former channel highlighting the creator's picks for the top five horror films released in 2018. The video takes a retrospective look at the year's scariest theatrical offerings rather than covering Halloween prop building, haunted attractions, or DIY techniques. While the channel focuses broadly on Halloween and haunt culture, this particular video sits outside that core content area.
A short-form video capturing Halloween and horror cosplayers taking over a San Antonio mall in a fun, spirited display of costume culture. The clip leans into the energy of public cosplay events and the growing 'halfway to Halloween' movement. It's a quick, visually driven showcase rather than a tutorial or build video.
The creator unboxes their August 2022 Horror Pack subscription, revealing four horror Blu-rays just as the spooky season kicks off. The video is a casual, enthusiastic reveal aimed at horror movie fans looking to build out their fall watchlist. It serves as both an unboxing and an informal look at what the Horror Pack subscription service delivers each month.
This is the first episode of the Haunt Former Campfire Storytelling Podcast, in which host Mak Ralston discusses and critiques Olivia Wilde's 2022 horror-thriller 'Don't Worry Darling.' The conversation centers on the film's plot holes and perceived weaknesses in its storytelling, framed in a casual campfire-style format. While the channel covers Halloween and horror industry content broadly, this episode sits squarely in film review territory rather than haunt or prop content.
This short-form video from Slash 'N Cast features a blind ranking segment focused on holiday-themed horror movies. Hosts or participants rank films without prior knowledge of the full list, adding an element of surprise to the discussion. At just one minute, it appears to be a quick, entertaining take on seasonal horror cinema.
