Video Tag
Every video tagged “indie horror” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
45 videos
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay transform a remote-controlled spider toy into a moving, sculpted replica of Choo Choo Charles — the spider-legged train monster from the indie horror game of the same name. The build combines a balsa wood and recycled-container body shell with 3D-printed components, while the iconic face is hand-sculpted using Apoxy Sculpt and Sculpey clay. Foam Clay gives the articulated legs their textured, creepy finish. The result is a fully mobile animatronic prop that captures the game's unsettling cursed-Thomas aesthetic.
A fan-produced short film paying homage to classic 1980s slasher cinema, specifically the Friday the 13th franchise. The creators prioritized a high body count over narrative complexity, aiming for an action-packed, massacre-driven experience within a roughly ten-minute runtime. The project reflects a passion for practical, old-school horror filmmaking by an indie group of enthusiasts.
This video covers an obscure indie Halloween-themed video game that the host describes as a largely unknown hidden gem with a surprising twist. The content appears to be a showcase or informal review featuring horror and slasher genre elements, with ties to the Friday the 13th gaming community. The channel, Slash 'N Cast, focuses on horror news and gaming content rather than Halloween prop-building or haunt design.
'The Main Course' is the third episode of Season 2 from RJL Productions, a indie horror short film series featured on the Slash 'N Cast channel. The production features a small cast and crew including director Riley Lorden and writer Scott Helm. With a runtime of around seven minutes, it appears to be a Halloween-themed fictional narrative rather than a tutorial or instructional video.
'The Package' is a short indie horror film produced by RJL Productions for their 2016 Christmas Special, running approximately four minutes. The small cast and crew deliver a holiday-themed fright centered on a mysterious delivery. Sound design and editing were handled by director Riley Lorden, giving the production a cohesive low-budget aesthetic. While horror-adjacent, this is a narrative short rather than a Halloween how-to or prop build video.
This is the debut episode of Slash 'N Cast, a horror-focused podcast/interview series. The hosts sit down with Harrison Smith, director of the horror film Death House, for a conversation about the project. The episode appears to be a fan-driven production with a casual, enthusiast tone rather than a technical Halloween how-to.
This video features a discussion and update segment about the horror film Death House, presented by the Slash 'N Cast crew. The hosts share their thoughts and commentary on the project in a fan-oriented, conversational format. The content leans toward horror film enthusiasm rather than hands-on Halloween crafting or haunt production.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast covers the announcement that Friday the 13th Vengeance, an indie fan film, is getting a sequel. The hosts discuss the news and point viewers toward an Indiegogo campaign where fans can pick up the original Vengeance on Blu-ray, DVD, or VHS. At roughly four minutes, the video is a quick update aimed at fans of the Friday the 13th franchise.
Dust to Dust is an original short horror film from the Haunt Former channel, running approximately eight minutes. The story follows a grieving mother who becomes convinced an intruder is lurking in her home following the mysterious death of her son. The film leans into paranormal and domestic dread to deliver an atmospheric, low-budget indie horror experience. It sits somewhat outside the typical DIY/haunt tutorial content but reflects the broader Halloween and horror creative community.
This video is a live premiere event for the teaser trailer of Vengeance 2: Bloodlines, a fan-made Friday the 13th sequel produced by RJL Productions. The stream includes a live Q&A session hosted by the Slash 'N Cast channel alongside the trailer debut. The project is crowdfunding via Kickstarter, and the event serves as a promotional launch to build audience awareness and backing.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast offers a closer look at the Krampus Hunter character as part of a bi-weekly update for the indie horror survival game Hide or Die. The content appears to be a sneak-peek or preview segment showcasing upcoming game content. Viewers are also encouraged to submit suggestions for a Theme Park map currently in development. The channel has a strong focus on horror gaming content, with ties to the Friday the 13th game community.
This episode features an extended interview with Vincente DiSanti, the director behind the acclaimed Friday the 13th fan film Never Hike Alone, produced by Womp Stomp Films. The conversation likely covers the creative process behind the film, the Friday the 13th fan community, and details surrounding the crowdfunded follow-up Never Hike in the Snow. Hosted by the Slash 'N Cast podcast channel, the discussion is aimed at dedicated fans of the slasher genre and indie horror filmmaking.
A short Halloween fan film produced by Slash 'N Cast as a last-minute celebratory project for reaching 50,000 subscribers. Shot in a single take, the piece doubles as a equipment test for the creators. Clocking in at around four minutes, it offers a quick, atmospheric nod to the classic slasher franchise.
This short horror film from the Haunt Former channel follows a group of friends caught in a suburban neighborhood quarantine after an infectious disease breaks out, forcing them to confront whether they themselves are infected. Clocking in at around eight minutes, it leans on atmosphere and narrative tension rather than jump scares. The production is a collaborative effort with Spicer Productions, featuring licensed horror music from multiple composers and supplemental stock footage.
A short Halloween horror film from the Haunt Former channel in which a man stumbles upon a strange green substance and quickly finds himself in over his head. The seven-minute runtime keeps the story tight and leans into classic creature-feature sensibilities with a Halloween-flavored twist. It serves as a creative side project from a channel otherwise known for prop builds, reviews, and haunt content.
This short horror film from the Haunt Former channel depicts an alien race of worm-like creatures arriving on Earth and the disturbing secret a human uncovers about their parasitic agenda. Credited as a collaborative production, the film was primarily crafted by filmmaker Austin Spicer. It draws on creature-feature and body-horror traditions with an indie aesthetic, blending original footage with edited stock video and licensed music.
A short behind-the-scenes and blooper reel tied to a Halloween-themed fan film production by Slash 'N Cast. The clip offers a candid, lighthearted look at the outtakes and off-camera moments from what appears to be an indie horror short. At just three minutes, it serves as a companion piece to the group's main Halloween episode. The content leans more toward entertainment and community sharing than instructional value.
This live interview and discussion panel from Slash 'N Cast brings together multiple creators behind independent Jason Voorhees-inspired film projects, including Rose Blood, The Fall of Camp Blood, Jason Rising, and Voorhees. Each guest represents a different fan or indie production carrying on the Friday the 13th legacy. The conversation explores the landscape of unofficial Jason-centered filmmaking and the passion driving these projects forward. A crowdfunding campaign for one of the featured films, Rose Blood, was active at the time of the stream.
This is an original short horror film from the Haunt Former channel, running approximately 22 minutes. The story follows a young man named Derek who moves in with his elderly grandfather after his grandmother's sudden death, only to have the grandfather receive a mysterious package — a phone he believes connects him to his deceased wife. The film blends themes of grief and supernatural dread into a narrative horror experience rather than a how-to or review format.
Haunt Former explores the indie horror game based on Trevor Henderson's iconic Siren Head creature. The video follows a playthrough of the fan-made game inspired by the towering, siren-topped monster that gained massive popularity online. It serves as a Halloween-flavored gaming session rather than a prop build or haunt tutorial.
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.
This short video is a promotional call-to-action from the Slash 'N Cast channel, encouraging viewers to back the 'Charlie the Legend' project on Indiegogo. The host rallies the horror community to support the indie campaign before it closes. At under four minutes, the video is largely a direct appeal with links to the crowdfunding page and channel community resources.
Haunt Former hosted a quarantine-era horror short film contest challenging creators to produce a five-minute horror film under lockdown conditions. This feature-length compilation video showcases the sinister and creative results submitted by the Halloween and haunt community. The collection highlights the ingenuity and passion of amateur and enthusiast horror filmmakers working with limited resources. It serves as both a community celebration and an entertaining horror anthology.
This is a trailer reaction video from the Slash 'N Cast horror podcast crew, reacting to the film 'The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot' starring Sam Elliott. The content is part of their 'Table Talks' segment and is more aligned with horror film commentary than Halloween props, haunting, or seasonal content. This video has no meaningful connection to Halloween-specific production, decorating, or haunt topics.
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