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Every video tagged “livestream” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
81 videos
VanOaksProps marks four years on YouTube with a celebratory livestream for their DIY Halloween prop-making community. The session likely blends Q&A, behind-the-scenes chat, and discussion of past and upcoming projects spanning Halloween and Star Wars prop builds. As a milestone broadcast rather than a structured tutorial, the content is conversational and community-driven. Fans and longtime followers will find it an engaging look at the channel's journey and creative direction.
This December livestream from VanOaksProps is a casual year-end community session covering a post-mortem look at the Halloween season, reflections on props and projects, and news about an upcoming move. The creator engages directly with their audience in a conversational format rather than delivering a step-by-step tutorial. It serves as a behind-the-scenes window into the channel's creative process and future direction.
This appears to be a live-streamed Halloween community event hosted by Derik BlackHeart as part of his Spooky Club channel, under the recurring 'Friday Night LiveSCREAM' series. The stream features a segment or appearance themed around a haunted house cat. With virtually no metadata beyond hashtags, the full content and format of this broadcast remain unclear.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios hosts a marathon livestream dedicated to creating three separate half-mask molds from plaster in a single session. The extended format gives viewers an in-depth, real-time look at the full mold-making workflow from start to finish. This kind of intensive, unedited session is especially valuable for learning the pacing, troubleshooting, and hands-on realities of plaster mold fabrication.
This livestream from GMHaunts kicks off 2023 with a candid discussion of the creator's plans for the year ahead, covering upcoming content, industry events like Transworld, and Spirit Halloween coverage. It functions primarily as a community-facing planning session rather than a tutorial or build video. Viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at how a Halloween-focused channel maps out its content calendar and priorities.
A celebratory 7k-subscriber milestone livestream hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club, featuring a community giveaway and live discussion of upcoming Halloween 2026 retail offerings. The session covers new and anticipated product drops from major seasonal retailers including Spirit Halloween, Five Below, Big Lots, Michaels, and Target. Viewers get an early look at themed collections such as Michaels' Enchanted Romance line and Spirit Halloween's Camp Harbor Lake drop.
A celebratory livestream marking the channel's 5,000-subscriber milestone, hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club. The stream appears to spotlight Halloween 2026 seasonal offerings from major retailers including Pottery Barn, Cracker Barrel, Michaels, At Home, and Spirit Halloween. A giveaway is central to the event, rewarding the channel's growing community of Halloween enthusiasts. The content leans into the summerween trend and early Halloween 2026 shopping excitement.
A Memorial Day-themed Halloween livestream hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club, spotlighting early Halloween 2026 merchandise spotted at major retailers. The stream appears to cover in-store finds and previews from chains including Cracker Barrel, Michaels, At Home, and Spirit Halloween. It leans into the growing 'Summerween' trend of celebrating Halloween spirit well outside of October. Running just over an hour, it offers a relaxed, community-focused viewing experience for year-round Halloween enthusiasts.
A live-streamed community event hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club, recorded over a roughly 75-minute Mother's Day weekend session. The stream appears to center on Halloween and Summerween enthusiasm, touching on 2026 Halloween decorating plans and Spirit Halloween shopping content. A giveaway is featured as a central draw for viewers tuning in live.
This is a live-stream conversation hosted by Derik BlackHeart's Spooky Club, featuring guest Sierra Renee for a wide-ranging Halloween-themed chat. Running approximately 71 minutes, the show is part of a recurring 'Friday Night LiveSCREAM' series designed to unite the Halloween enthusiast community. The episode encourages viewers to connect with Sierra Renee across her social media platforms. Content appears to be casual and community-focused rather than instructional.
A casual Halloween-focused livestream hosted by Derik BlackHeart featuring guest KirstenMarieOMG, covering all things spooky in a community chat format. The conversation touches on upcoming 2026 Halloween product releases from retailers including Spirit Halloween, Five Below, Michaels, and Big Lots. A giveaway element adds interactivity for viewers tuning in live. The tone is enthusiastic and fan-community oriented rather than instructional.
A live-streamed community celebration hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club marking the halfway point to Halloween, centered around a giveaway event. The nearly two-hour broadcast brings together Halloween enthusiasts for a festive, interactive Friday night stream. Content appears focused on community engagement and seasonal excitement rather than tutorials or builds.
CFX Masks broadcasts a full-day livestream following the robotic sculpting of a new wearable silicone mask called Texas Slim, using their proprietary Kuka 6-axis robotic arm known as Wesbot. The workflow begins with a digital sculpt that is translated into a robot path program, allowing Wesbot to carve the majority of the form from Monster Clay. Human artists then step in to add finishing details and refinements the robot cannot yet achieve, resulting in a fully handcrafted-quality piece ready for silicone production.
This is a Friday the 13th-themed Halloween livestream from Derik BlackHeart's Spooky Club, running just over an hour. The stream appears to be a community celebration event centered around horror and Halloween culture. Beyond the hashtag-based metadata, specific content details are limited, but the tone is festive and spooky-community oriented.
This video documents a real-life socially distanced wedding held during the pandemic, with the couple marrying out west while family members participated remotely from New Jersey via Facebook Live. It captures the experience of adapting a traditional ceremony to pandemic-era restrictions. The video appears to be a personal vlog rather than a tutorial or Halloween-related content.
A live Friday-night Halloween hangout hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club, celebrating the halfway-to-Halloween season with a focus on 2026 Halloween shopping and décor finds. The stream covers early seasonal releases spotted at retailers including Spirit Halloween, Lowe's, and Five Below. It has a casual, community-driven atmosphere aimed at fellow year-round Halloween enthusiasts gearing up for spooky season well ahead of October.
CFX Masks hosts a live stream session where hosts Tabitha and Josh showcase their latest Zodiac series release, the Gemini mask, alongside upcoming product announcements and behind-the-scenes content. The broadcast features live mask try-ons, fit and sizing discussions, and a viewer Q&A segment. It serves as both a product reveal event and a direct community engagement opportunity for CFX fans and customers.
A community-focused Friday night livestream hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club celebrating the halfway-to-Halloween milestone with a giveaway for fans. The stream touches on early Halloween 2026 shopping finds from retailers such as Spirit Halloween, Lowe's, and Five Below, along with the growing 'Summerween' trend. It functions primarily as a social, celebratory broadcast rather than a tutorial or build video.
CFX Masks documents a full-day livestream of their robotic sculpting system, Wesbot, cutting a brand-new mask design called Texas Slim from Monster Clay. The process showcases how a digital sculpt file is translated into a path program for a Kuka 6-axis robotic arm, which performs the bulk of the physical sculpting work. Human artists then step in to add finishing details and refinements the robot cannot achieve on its own. The end goal is a fully wearable silicone mask brought to market through this hybrid digital-robotic workflow.
A celebratory livestream marking the channel's 4,000-subscriber milestone, hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club. The stream centers on a giveaway event alongside discussion of 2026 Halloween and Summerween merchandise spotted at retailers including Spirit Halloween, Target, TJ Maxx, Five Below, Walmart, Kirkland's, and Lowe's. Several fellow Halloween community creators appear to be referenced or featured as part of the celebration.
GMHaunts kicks off their very first livestream — dubbed the Spookstream — with a wide-ranging Halloween conversation covering Spirit Halloween props, animatronics, and all things scary. The casual, community-driven format invites viewers to chime in live on topics spanning new prop releases to broader horror culture. It serves as a hub for Halloween enthusiasts looking to connect with like-minded fans in real time. Background music is provided by White Bat Audio.
CFX Masks announces the return of their CFX Live broadcast, a recurring livestream event featuring the team discussing recent company updates, upcoming appearances, and potential new mask reveals. The stream is hosted by familiar CFX personalities and is accessible across Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok. This is a promotional announcement video rather than a tutorial or walkthrough, serving as a preview for the upcoming live event.
CFX Masks hosts an all-day livestream showcasing Wesbot, their in-house Kuka 6-axis robotic sculpting arm programmed by Robotic Solutions, cutting a brand-new mask design from Monster Clay. The workflow begins in a digital environment, where a sculpt is designed and then translated into the robot's path program, allowing Wesbot to handle the bulk of the physical carving. Human artists then step in to add finishing detail and refinement that the robot cannot yet achieve on its own. The end goal is a fully wearable silicone mask ready for production.
CFX Masks broadcasts a full-day livestream showcasing Wesbot, their Kuka 6-axis robotic sculpting arm programmed by Robotic Solutions, cutting a brand-new silicone mask design from Monster Clay. The workflow begins in a digital environment where the mask is designed, then translated into the robot's path program to produce the majority of the sculpted form. Human artists step in afterward to refine details and complete elements the robot cannot fully achieve, resulting in a finished wearable silicone mask. Viewers are invited to tune in throughout the day and guess what the new mask design will be.
