Video Tag
Every video tagged “Indiegogo” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
10 videos
This short news segment covers the announcement that indie slasher title Charlie: The Legend is officially coming to consoles, with a crowdfunding campaign running on Indiegogo. The Slash 'N Cast channel shares the news with its horror-gaming audience alongside the usual channel promotion and sponsor mentions. At roughly three minutes, the video is a quick update rather than a deep-dive review or tutorial.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast features an exclusive interview with Deborah Voorhees, an actress known for her role in Friday the 13th Part 5. The conversation touches on her involvement with the horror fan film project 13 Fanboy, which was running a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo at the time. The interview offers fans an inside look at her connection to the Friday the 13th legacy and the indie horror community.
This short video is a promotional trailer and informational segment for 'Jason Rising,' a Friday the 13th fan film produced by RJL Productions, with an active Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign. The channel, Slash 'N Cast, presents it as a news update aimed at fans of the Friday the 13th franchise. It does not contain Halloween prop-building, haunt design, or effects tutorials. The content sits at the outer edge of the Halloween Universe library's scope, relevant mainly as horror fan-culture media.
This one-minute video is a brief teaser trailer for 'The Fall of Camp Blood,' a fan-made Friday the 13th film produced by Slash 'N Cast and RJL Productions. The clip promotes an active Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign, urging viewers to claim backer rewards before the campaign closes. Beyond the trailer itself, the video serves primarily as a promotional call-to-action for the project.
Slash 'N Cast delivers a horror news roundup covering a high-end Leatherface collectible statue and two crowdfunded horror fan film projects. The episode highlights a Kotobukiya Leatherface statue alongside two Indiegogo campaigns — a Friday the 13th fan film and another indie horror project. It operates in the format of a podcast-style news and discussion show aimed at slasher and horror enthusiasts.
This is a live interview and Q&A session hosted by Slash 'N Cast featuring actors Lar Park Lincoln, Terry Kiser, and Kevin Spirtas, all connected to the Friday the 13th franchise. The conversation centers on the Rose Blood project, an indie horror campaign seeking crowdfunding support via Indiegogo. At roughly 65 minutes, the session offers fans an extended look at the personalities behind the legacy of the franchise. It is more of a fan-focused panel discussion than a Halloween how-to or haunting tutorial.
This short video promotes a crowdfunded documentary called In Search of Darkness, described as a deep dive into 1980s horror cinema. The host encourages fans of the era's slasher and horror films to support the project via its Indiegogo campaign. The content is essentially a promotional announcement rather than a tutorial or haunt walkthrough.
This video features the Slash 'N Cast crew reacting to the teaser for 13 Fanboy, a Friday the 13th-themed fan film with notable franchise connections. The hosts share their enthusiasm and commentary on the footage while highlighting the film's crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo. It sits squarely in horror fan culture rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt design territory.
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.
This short video is a promotional announcement from the Slash 'N Cast channel urging viewers to back an official Sleepaway Camp documentary titled 'Angela' on Indiegogo before the campaign closes. The clip is time-sensitive in nature, emphasizing that the fundraising window is nearly over. No Halloween building, crafting, or haunting content is featured — this is strictly a horror-community news and crowdfunding call-to-action.
