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Every video tagged “horror news” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
472 videos
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live-stream variety show centered on horror news, trivia, and community giveaways. The broadcast covers topics spanning horror gaming — including titles like Dead by Daylight and Texas Chainsaw Massacre — alongside general genre news and fan interaction. It functions primarily as a horror entertainment talk show rather than a how-to or build video. Sponsor shoutouts and community membership drives are also featured throughout the stream.
This video explores the possibility of an official IT video game becoming a reality, likely timed around the release of IT Chapter 2. The hosts discuss the landscape of horror-franchise games, drawing comparisons to Friday the 13th: The Game as a reference point for how slasher IP adaptations can work. It is a news and opinion-style discussion rather than a tutorial or build video.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast, the horror-focused podcast/video series from RJL Productions, centers on the upcoming release of 'Death House,' generating buzz ahead of its launch. Hosts Riley Lorden and Nic Christian discuss the film and related horror community news in their signature conversational format. The episode also touches on community events and other horror media, including a documentary featuring Robert Englund. The content skews toward horror entertainment discussion rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast announces that the Uber Jason (Jason X) character will be making an appearance at an upcoming MonsterMania convention. The video is a quick community update aimed at Friday the 13th fans who follow horror convention circuits. At under three minutes, it functions primarily as a news bulletin rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
This is a long-form live stream from the Slash 'N Cast channel, covering horror news and gaming topics alongside guest WeezyFMamba. The show spans over three hours and appears to touch on titles such as Dead by Daylight and Texas Chain Saw Massacre. It functions as a community-oriented horror talk show with live audience interaction, sponsor shoutouts, and channel membership support. Content is entertainment and news commentary rather than Halloween prop-building or haunt production.
This short news-commentary video from Slash 'N Cast discusses the anticipated delay of The Conjuring 3 and speculates on what ripple effects that could have on other upcoming 2020 horror releases, including Halloween Kills. The host offers opinions on how shifting release schedules may impact the broader horror calendar. At roughly four minutes, it functions more as a quick podcast-style news update than an in-depth analysis.
This is a reaction and breakdown video responding to a new featurette and trailer for the 2018 Halloween film from Blumhouse and Universal Pictures. The hosts share their excitement and analysis of the footage, discussing what the clips reveal about the upcoming sequel. The content is entertainment-focused horror film commentary rather than a Halloween haunt or DIY tutorial.
This short video from Haunt Former offers a discussion and commentary on the 2019 Child's Play reboot, exploring the remake in the context of today's trend of revisiting classic horror properties. The creator reflects on what the new take means for fans of the original Chucky franchise. At roughly six minutes, it's a quick, casual take aimed at the horror-enthusiast community rather than a how-to or walkthrough.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast covers breaking horror film news, including updates on the Candyman reboot entering production and John Carpenter's involvement in scoring the upcoming Halloween sequels Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends. The hosts discuss what these developments mean for fans of the respective franchises. The episode follows a podcast-style format centered on genre film commentary rather than Halloween prop-making or haunting content.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a weekly live horror news recap stream covering current events in horror entertainment, gaming, and community happenings. The show features live audience interaction alongside discussion of topics spanning horror games, films, and related media. A mention of Lights Out at Holloway House suggests some haunted attraction coverage may be included. The format is a casual, community-driven talk show rather than a how-to or build tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a lengthy live stream covering horror and gaming news in the lead-up to PAX, including discussion of a possible Arnold Schwarzenegger return to the Predator franchise. The broadcast blends community interaction with news commentary across horror films and horror-adjacent games. Sponsor shoutouts and community membership plugs are woven throughout the nearly four-hour session.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a weekly live horror news recap covering the latest updates across horror franchises, gaming, and film releases. Topics touched on include Friday the 13th franchise news, a Resident Evil Requiem trailer, an upcoming horror game called Deathground, and a collectible steelbook release. The two-hour-plus livestream format invites community participation and discussion among horror fans.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live community stream centered on horror toys, collectibles, and related pop-culture merchandise. The session appears to blend product showcasing with fan interaction, sponsor highlights, and general horror fandom discussion. At over two hours, it functions more as an entertainment and community hangout than a instructional or how-to format. Content leans toward horror gaming and collectible culture rather than Halloween haunt building or DIY.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast discusses a newly surfaced clip from a Kane Hodder documentary, alongside speculation and commentary about a potential Friday the 13th television series. The hosts, Nic Christian and Riley Lorden, react to and analyze the clip in the context of the broader Friday the 13th franchise. The video appears to be a news-and-reaction style podcast episode aimed at horror enthusiasts and Jason Voorhees fans.
Night 1 of the Slash 'N Cast Halloween Virtual Convention is a fully online horror fan event featuring celebrity interviews, themed panels, and exclusive clips from upcoming films and fan projects. Hosted through the Slash 'N Cast Podcast Network, the multi-hour livestream brings together horror podcasters, content creators, and guests from across the community. It functions as a digital convention space for horror enthusiasts who can't attend in-person events.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live horror-themed stream featuring trivia, giveaways, and community interaction. The stream includes a spotlight on an indie horror project called The Death of Snow White, with credited involvement from its writer/director and production team. Additional segments touch on horror gaming and general horror fandom content. The broadcast runs over three hours and incorporates audience participation and channel supporter perks.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a weekly live horror news recap covering the latest in horror gaming, film, and pop culture. Topics touched on include the indie horror game Fear the Reaper, an upcoming Paranormal Activity stage production, and the Shark Dentist trailer. The stream also highlights horror merchandise and community sponsor deals.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live horror news and discussion stream featuring a special guest, covering topics across the horror entertainment and gaming landscape. The lengthy broadcast format suggests a wide-ranging conversation touching on horror film, gaming titles like Dead by Daylight and Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and community updates. Sponsor integrations with Fangoria and Gruesome Brew indicate a horror-enthusiast audience. This is primarily a talk/news show rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or tutorial video.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live community stream centered on horror gaming news, trivia, and giveaways. Topics touched on include Dead by Daylight patch notes and the Summer Camp Kickstarter project. The stream also features channel member perks, sponsor promotions, and interactive audience engagement.
This short news update from Slash 'N Cast covers the confirmed return of Courteney Cox as Gale Weathers in Scream 5. The video is part of the channel's ongoing horror movie news coverage rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or DIY tutorial. At under three minutes, it functions as a quick headline-style announcement for horror fans following the franchise.
This episode of the Haunt INFormer news series covers multiple horror entertainment updates, including a reported Exorcist reboot, a Killer Klowns from Outer Space sequel, and an Evil Dead video game. The host rounds up the latest buzz across horror films and gaming relevant to Halloween fans. It functions as a digest-style news roundup rather than a hands-on build or tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live horror news and discussion stream featuring a special guest, covering topics across horror gaming, film news, and community updates. The stream runs nearly four hours and includes interactive audience participation via chat. Sponsor segments feature horror-themed lifestyle brands. Content skews toward horror pop culture and gaming rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live-streamed murder mystery event titled 'R.I.P. at the Rodeo,' inviting viewers to play along from home in real time. The roughly two-hour broadcast is part of the channel's regular horror-themed live content and is supported by viewer donations and channel memberships. The stream also touches on horror news and upcoming releases relevant to the community.
This episode of Haunt INFormer is a horror and haunt entertainment news roundup covering a wide range of announcements. Highlights include updates on the upcoming Halloween Kills film, a DHMIS television adaptation, and the Fallout Amazon series. Additional stories touch on new seasons of Creepshow and American Horror Stories, Blumhouse project updates, and novelties in the haunt industry such as drive-in haunted houses gaining popularity in Japan.
