Video Tag
Every video tagged “horror series” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
10 videos
HauntScene shares the official teaser promo for Netflix's The Haunting of Bly Manor, the follow-up to The Haunting of Hill House. The teaser draws on Henry James's classic novella The Turn of the Screw, evoking a mood of isolation and dread through sparse, atmospheric text. The channel also notes an alternate audio interpretation of the teaser's narration, adding a layer of fan engagement to the post.
Haunt Former celebrates the iconic 'Don't Hug Me I'm Scared' date of June 19th by ranking every entry in the cult horror-puppet web series from start to finish. The video offers the creator's personal countdown and invites viewers to weigh in with their own opinions. It's a light editorial piece aimed at fans of unsettling, surreal horror media.
The host unboxes a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive, signed comic book tied to the Shudder reboot of Creepshow, the classic horror anthology series. The video offers fans a close look at this limited convention collectible produced in connection with Heavy Metal Comics. It sits at the intersection of horror pop culture and Halloween enthusiasm rather than being a hands-on haunt build or tutorial.
This video is a discussion and review of the Shudder original series Creepshow Season 1, produced by Greg Nicotero of The Walking Dead fame. The host from the Haunt Former channel breaks down the anthology series, which spans 12 stories blending fear, fun, and the bizarre. Running approximately 31 minutes, the video offers a Halloween-enthusiast perspective on whether the modern revival lives up to its classic horror roots.
This video is a review of the 1989 horror film Puppet Master, the movie credited with launching Full Moon Features and spawning what is described as the longest-running horror franchise in history. The reviewer covers the film's blend of killer puppets and psychic horror, offering commentary on its significance within Halloween and horror culture. At just under 11 minutes, it delivers a concise critical take aimed at horror enthusiasts and haunt fans alike.
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.
Haunt Former takes a retrospective look at Creepshow Season 3 on Shudder, working through all twelve segments of the anthology series ahead of Season 4's arrival. The video blends discussion and review, offering the host's personal takes on what worked and what didn't across the season. It sits squarely in Halloween-adjacent horror entertainment commentary rather than hands-on haunt building or prop work.
Haunt Former teams up with guest Jared from ComedyBros to review the first five episodes of MTV's Scream TV series as part of the R.I.P. Reviews series. The hosts share their reactions and opinions on the show, inviting viewers to weigh in with their own thoughts in the comments. The episode serves as a casual, Halloween-community-flavored discussion of the slasher series rather than a production or prop tutorial.
Haunt Former sits down for a 30-minute discussion and review of Creepshow Season 2 on Shudder, covering the anthology horror-comedy series in anticipation of the upcoming Season 3 release. The video digs into the episodes of the second season, offering the creator's thoughts and reactions for fans of the franchise. It fits within the broader haunt and Halloween enthusiast community as seasonal viewing recommendation content.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly 21-minute critical review of the first two seasons of the Chucky TV series, weighing in on its gore, humor, and appeal to longtime fans of the franchise. The video covers key characters including Chucky, Tiffany, Andy, Kyle, and Jake while assessing how well the show serves die-hard Child's Play devotees. The tone is enthusiastic and opinionated, positioned as fan-forward commentary rather than formal criticism.
