Video Tag
Every video tagged “Michael Myers” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
191 videos
This video from the Slash 'N Cast channel covers gameplay or discussion surrounding a Halloween-themed slasher video game featuring Michael Myers. The content appears to be in the same vein as Friday the 13th: The Game coverage the channel is known for. Viewers can expect horror gaming commentary or a gameplay walkthrough centered on escaping — or failing to escape — Michael Myers.
A short-form clip filmed at a Queens of Horror event in San Antonio showcasing a collection of mini horror figurines and iconic scary dolls. Featured characters include Chucky, Tiffany, Beetlejuice, Regan, and Michael Myers. The video appears to be part of a Halfway to Halloween or Monster Con gathering at a local mall.
This video offers an early look and breakdown of Michael Myers's appearance in Halloween Kills, analyzing behind-the-scenes footage and details about the iconic character's updated look. The hosts discuss costume and design elements visible in early promotional or set material. It functions primarily as horror-news commentary aimed at fans of the Halloween franchise.
This short-form video from Slash 'N Cast offers a quick look at Michael Myers' appearance in Halloween Kills. It appears to be a brief horror news or reaction clip covering a new look at the iconic character. The content is part of the channel's ongoing horror movie news coverage.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers a newly released image from Halloween Kills, spotlighting a first look at Michael Myers with an injured hand. The channel discusses the image as a piece of breaking horror news for fans of the franchise. At just three minutes, it is a quick news-bite style reaction and breakdown rather than a tutorial or build video.
Salem-based Halloween enthusiast Sam shares a haul of new additions to her curated spooky collections, which focus on three specific areas: general Halloween, Michael Myers, and Creature from the Black Lagoon. The video offers a casual, personality-driven look at horror and Halloween collectibles and merchandise. It's a fun watch for fellow year-round Halloween fans looking for collection inspiration or new items to track down.
This video ranks every commercially available Michael Myers animatronic from worst to best, offering the creator's personal take on which version delivers the most value and scare impact. Retailers such as Spirit Halloween, Home Depot, and Lowe's are referenced, suggesting the props covered span major seasonal and specialty outlets. It serves as a buyer's guide for horror fans looking to invest in a Myers animatronic for their home haunt or collection. The 21-minute runtime allows for reasonably detailed commentary on each entry in the lineup.
A horror enthusiast reacts to and reviews the official trailer for Halloween Kills (2021), the next chapter in the Michael Myers and Laurie Strode saga. The host shares her excitement for Jamie Lee Curtis's return as the iconic scream queen and highlights the film's Blumhouse backing and original franchise director John Carpenter's involvement in the score. The reaction is enthusiastic and fan-focused, positioning Halloween Kills as the creator's most anticipated horror release of the year.
This video covers early 2024 Spirit Halloween news, including a first look at the retailer's new ISE (in-store experience) concept, revealed animatronic names, and a teaser for the upcoming season. The creator digs into details around a carnival or CarnEvil theme and highlights licensed character animatronics expected to appear in stores. It serves as a news and preview breakdown for Halloween enthusiasts eager to know what Spirit Halloween has in the pipeline before products officially launch.
The creator walks through a Lowe's store to showcase its 2022 Halloween seasonal merchandise, highlighting standout items such as a giant mummy, animatronic props, and Haunted Mansion-themed décor. Licensed horror icons including Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers, and Chucky also appear among the offerings. The tour gives Halloween enthusiasts and home haunters a ground-level look at what big-box retail had to offer that season. This is Part 1 of the walkthrough.
This video features a ranking of all 31 films across three iconic slasher franchises: Friday the 13th, Halloween, and A Nightmare on Elm Street. The hosts share their personal takes on each entry, debating which installments stand out and which fall flat across decades of horror cinema. It functions as an editorial countdown rather than a tutorial or haunt-focused production.
This is a lengthy live-stream event hosted by the Slash 'N Cast channel, centered on breaking down a new trailer for an upcoming Halloween-themed video game as featured by PC Gamer. The hosts react to and analyze the trailer in real time alongside their audience. The stream includes community interaction and sponsorship segments from horror-adjacent brands.
Haunt Former reacts live to Spirit Halloween's full 2024 'Carnevil' animatronic lineup, walking viewers through each new prop in real time. The video covers both licensed characters — including Art the Clown, Ghostface, Michael Myers, and Corpse Bride's Emily and Victor — alongside Spirit's original Carnevil creations such as Nibbles the Clown, Cotton Candy Dan, and the Giant Death Ray. The host shares first impressions and commentary on the design, movement, and overall appeal of each piece. Running just over an hour, it serves as a comprehensive preview of the season's most talked-about retail animatronic offerings.
The host visits both Halloween City and Spirit Halloween stores just before October to scout out new seasonal offerings, including animatronics, decorations, and character masks. The video functions as an informal walkthrough and show-and-tell of what each retailer has stocked for the Halloween season. Highlights appear to include masks tied to recognizable horror characters such as Michael Myers and clown figures, as well as animated props. It serves as a practical preview for shoppers wanting to know what's on shelves before making a trip.
Slash 'N Cast hosts react to and break down the 'Judith Myers' trailer for the 2018 Halloween film, discussing notable details, easter eggs, and franchise connections. The episode is part of their ongoing horror news and commentary series 'Let's Talk About That.' The crew shares their hype and analysis aimed at fans of the Halloween franchise and slasher genre broadly.
This Stiltbeast Studios session hosted by Allen Hopps covers three distinct Halloween character and prop builds: a Grave Digger, a custom Michael Myers, and a Gibbering Mouther creature. The video appears to be a long-form workshop or demonstration spanning over three hours, likely walking through design and fabrication techniques for haunted attraction use. Each segment showcases a different horror archetype, from classic graveyard characters to iconic slasher reimaginings to fantasy-horror monsters.
This short-form clip from the Slash 'N Cast channel revisits a previously disputed claim about a bicycle escape mechanic in the Halloween video game. The host acknowledges being wrong about the topic and appears to confirm the mechanic's existence based on new information or community feedback. The video is a condensed excerpt from a longer live episode.
This short-form video from Slash 'N Cast invites community discussion around a pre-order exclusive cosmetic for Michael Myers, likely within a horror-themed game context. At just one minute, the video appears to be a quick reaction or opinion piece rather than a deep-dive review. No source description was provided, so specific details about the cosmetic or game title remain unconfirmed.
A Spirit Halloween store location at the Wonderland of the Americas Mall in San Antonio partnered with Monster Con 2021 to set up a charity photo opportunity featuring well-known horror icons including Pennywise, Freddy Krueger, and Michael Myers. Proceeds from the activation benefited the Spirit of Children Foundation, making it both a fan-friendly experience and a meaningful fundraiser. The coverage comes from SpookYouLaterz and serves as the final installment of their Monster Con 2021 event footage. The creator considers it a standout idea and hopes to see similar activations at future Monster Con events.
This video takes viewers on a walkthrough tour of Halloween City and its parent store Party City for the 2021 season, showcasing new animatronics, masks, costumes, and decorations hitting shelves. The host highlights standout items from brands such as Tekky and Ghoulish Productions, including character-themed pieces like Michael Myers and Reaper figures. It serves as a useful scouting guide for Halloween shoppers and collectors looking to see what's new before heading to the store.
This video from Slash 'N Cast covers news about the completion of principal photography on Halloween Kills, the sequel to the 2018 Halloween reboot. The host discusses behind-the-scenes photos and updates surrounding the production, including the involvement of Jamie Lee Curtis and John Carpenter. It is a news and commentary segment rather than a how-to or haunt-building video.
GMHaunts unboxes, sets up, and reviews the Spirit Halloween x Trick or Treat Studios 2026 Michael Myers animatronic prop. The video walks viewers through the out-of-box experience and assembly process before delivering a hands-on evaluation of the finished piece. It offers a close look at the licensed prop's features, movement, and overall quality for prospective buyers.
A brief comedic horror short from the Haunted Attraction Network imagining a seasonal collision between Santa Claus and iconic slasher Michael Myers. The video leans into holiday horror humor, blending Christmas imagery with Halloween's most recognizable villain. With no runtime to speak of, it appears to be a quick social-media-style skit or costume gag rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
The Slash 'N Cast crew delivers a spoiler-free review of the 2018 Halloween film as part of their Table Talks series. The hosts share their reactions and overall impressions of the direct sequel to the original John Carpenter classic. At roughly 23 minutes, the discussion is conversational and podcast-style in format.
