Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror movies” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
131 videos
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 is a year-end horror film roundup that counts down the five best horror movies of 2021 and previews five most-anticipated horror releases heading into 2022. The host reflects on standout titles from the past year while building excitement for upcoming genre entries. It functions as a casual fan-perspective editorial rather than a haunt-industry or DIY tutorial.
This video counts down the top five horror movies of 2017, offering a year-in-review look at the genre's standout releases. It is a casual editorial-style segment from the Haunt Former channel, which primarily covers Halloween props, haunted houses, and related content. While the channel has strong Halloween roots and sponsorships from Halloween retailers, this particular video is focused on film commentary rather than hands-on Halloween production.
Haunt Former ranks all ten 2026 horror films he has personally seen, offering his subjective take on the year's horror output so far. The video functions as a casual opinion-based countdown rather than a how-to or haunt-industry piece. At 30 minutes, it provides enough runtime to give each film a meaningful breakdown within the ranking format.
Haunt Former reviews the 2020 horror film The Invisible Man, a psychological thriller following a woman who escapes an abusive relationship only to suspect her supposedly dead ex is stalking her while invisible. The review runs approximately 13 minutes and is aimed at the haunter and horror enthusiast community. The channel covers a broad range of Halloween-adjacent content, with this entry falling squarely in the horror film critique space.
Haunt Former presents five overlooked horror films worth seeking out for Halloween season viewing. The video is framed as a curated recommendation list targeting fans who want to go beyond mainstream horror. Each pick is presumably chosen for its creepy or spine-tingling qualities rather than box-office recognition. The channel blends horror enthusiasm with haunt-industry content, giving it a Halloween-adjacent flavor.
This episode of the Haunt Former Campfire Storytelling Podcast dives into fan theories, predictions, and creative suggestions for Scream VII, presented in a conversational podcast format. The host builds on their earlier Scream VI review, offering spoiler-filled speculation about where the franchise could head next. It is primarily a horror-fandom discussion rather than a Halloween production or haunt-craft video. While the channel covers Halloween and haunt industry content broadly, this particular episode sits firmly in horror movie commentary territory.
Haunt Former counts down five understated and often-overlooked horror films worth watching during the Halloween season. The picks span cult favorites and forgotten gems, with an emphasis on movies that fly under the mainstream radar. It functions as a curated recommendation list rather than a review or tutorial, making it a quick watch for anyone hunting for fresh October viewing material.
Haunt Former's Campfire Storytelling Podcast returns for episode 10 with a catch-up roundup of notable 2023 horror and Halloween-adjacent films. The host works through a slate of recent releases including Evil Dead Rise, Renfield, The Pope's Exorcist, Nefarious, The Boogeyman, and Haunted Mansion, sharing impressions and opinions on each. At nearly 40 minutes, the episode is structured with clear timestamps for each film, making it easy to skip to titles of interest. The tone is conversational and fan-focused, aimed at horror enthusiasts gearing up for spooky season.
This short podcast episode from the Haunt Former channel is a casual, conversational segment in which the host reflects on classic or notable horror movies they have yet to watch. It is a lighthearted, opinion-driven discussion rather than a tutorial or build video. The episode sits within the broader Haunt Former brand, which otherwise covers haunted house builds, prop construction, and Halloween event coverage.
This episode of the Campfire Storytelling Podcast features host Mak alongside guest Chloe Mastro — an artist and costume designer — as they discuss and rank their favorite makeup looks from iconic horror films. The conversation covers practical effects, character design, and the artistry behind memorable horror movie visuals. At roughly an hour long, it functions more as an enthusiast deep-dive and ranking show than a hands-on tutorial.
This episode of the Campfire Storytelling Podcast tackles three recent horror-adjacent releases — Rob Zombie's The Munsters, Mr. Harrigan's Phone, and the 2022 Hellraiser reboot — in a single sitting. The host frames the trio candidly, noting only one truly qualifies as horror, while the others lean toward family comedy and understated drama respectively. Each film gets its own dedicated segment with timestamps, giving listeners an organized breakdown rather than a scattered overview. The tone is informal and opinionated, consistent with a passion-driven horror podcast.
A Halloween special countdown video in which the creator ranks their personal top 5 horror movies of all time, drawing from multiple subgenres including ghost stories, zombie films, and classic horror. The list reflects the creator's own opinions rather than a definitive critical consensus. Viewers are invited to share their own favorites in the comments. While the channel focuses broadly on Halloween content, this particular video is a film discussion rather than a build, tutorial, or haunt walkthrough.
A post-Halloween wrap-up video from Haunt Former covering channel announcements, including upcoming prop build series and future plans for 2015. The creator also shares personal reflections on watching classic horror films for the first time, including entries from the Halloween, Child's Play, and Friday the 13th franchises. It serves as a casual season-closing update for the channel's audience.
This is episode seven of Haunt Former's Campfire Storytelling Podcast, dedicated to catching up on early 2023 horror releases. The host discusses four films — Missing, Infinity Pool, Knock at the Cabin, and Cocaine Bear — each given its own segment. The conversational, podcast-style format makes it a casual watch for horror fans wanting a quick take on recent theatrical releases.
Haunt Former hosts a podcast-style discussion ranking the best horror movies of 2016, geared toward Halloween enthusiasts and haunters who love the genre year-round. The episode is part of a broader channel covering haunted house builds, prop construction, and haunt walkthroughs. It serves as a casual, community-oriented companion piece to the channel's more hands-on Halloween content.
This is a Friday night Halloween-themed livestream from Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club, running approximately 73 minutes. The show appears to be a recurring live horror and Halloween community hangout, framed around a playful 'It's Alive' concept. Content centers on Halloween and horror culture rather than tutorials or builds. It fits within the broader Halloween enthusiast community space.
Haunt Former reviews three recent horror films — Hokum, Obsession, and Passenger — offering a ranked take on their quality. The verdict lands one film as great, one as decent, and one as a clear disappointment. Each title gets its own dedicated segment with personal commentary and critical analysis. The video wraps with closing thoughts tying the three reviews together.
A fast-paced Halloween industry news roundup covering notable events and announcements across multiple categories, from immersive experiences and theme park dates to new prop releases and horror film updates. Highlights include the Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy tour, Universal Orlando's Monster Makeover experience at Halloween Horror Nights, and Tokyo Disneyland's confirmed Halloween season window. The segment also covers four new animatronic props from Distortions Unlimited, the official Beetlejuice sequel announcement, a new public domain horror film, and the Netflix arrival of the haunted house thriller Haunt (2019).
GMHaunts breaks down the final trailer for Halloween Kills, highlighting newly revealed footage including an apparent glimpse of Dr. Loomis and a closer look at a notable kill sequence. The host shares enthusiasm for the upcoming film and points out specific moments that stand out from previous trailers. The video serves as a fan-focused commentary piece ahead of the film's October 2021 release.
HauntScene Live hosts Jeff Barker, a decorated screenwriter, filmmaker, and actor best known in horror circles as Curry Barker's father and the script consultant on the horror thriller Obsession. The conversation explores what a script consultant actually does, how Obsession developed from page to screen, and broader lessons in story structure and independent filmmaking. Jeff brings a distinctive background — spanning psychiatry, broadcast journalism, and competitive screenwriting — that shapes his perspective on crafting compelling horror narratives. Fans of filmmaker interviews and horror cinema will find this a rich, insider-focused discussion.
This video from GMHaunts shifts away from typical haunt content to cover a horror film news update, focusing on Damien Leone's confirmation of a 2021 release date for Terrifier 2. The creator frames it as a first-time movie recap segment within their ongoing Dark Zone series. It is primarily a discussion and commentary piece rather than a hands-on Halloween build or tutorial.
This short community engagement video poses a simple question to viewers about their favorite horror films. It appears designed to spark conversation and interaction among Halloween and horror enthusiasts. With no reported runtime, it is likely a brief prompt or discussion-starter clip rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
GMHaunts reacts to and breaks down a trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's horror film Old (2021), hunting for hidden plot clues and speculating on the film's signature twist ending. The video blends reaction-style commentary with fan theorizing ahead of the movie's theatrical release. While the channel primarily covers Halloween props and haunts, this entry sits firmly in horror film discussion territory.
