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Every video tagged “Michael Myers” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
191 videos
A short walkthrough showcasing Menefee Manor, a standout home Halloween display in San Antonio, Texas that gained viral attention on TikTok. The setup features animatronics, projection effects, and elaborate outdoor decorations. The creator highlights the spectacle and expresses excitement for what the display may bring in 2025.
This video features the Slash 'N Cast crew sharing their honest opinions on Anthony Michael Hall's portrayal of Tommy Doyle in Halloween Kills. The discussion is podcast-style commentary aimed at horror fans eager for takes on the Halloween franchise's continuing storyline. The hosts weigh in on how the reimagined character fits into the broader Halloween universe established by the 2018 film.
This is a reaction and breakdown video responding to a new featurette and trailer for the 2018 Halloween film from Blumhouse and Universal Pictures. The hosts share their excitement and analysis of the footage, discussing what the clips reveal about the upcoming sequel. The content is entertainment-focused horror film commentary rather than a Halloween haunt or DIY tutorial.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast covers breaking horror film news, including updates on the Candyman reboot entering production and John Carpenter's involvement in scoring the upcoming Halloween sequels Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends. The hosts discuss what these developments mean for fans of the respective franchises. The episode follows a podcast-style format centered on genre film commentary rather than Halloween prop-making or haunting content.
This video features gameplay footage from the asymmetrical horror title Dead by Daylight, presented by the Slash N Cast channel. The content appears to center on a killer-side playthrough, likely featuring Michael Myers, with an emphasis on entertaining moments. Slash N Cast is a horror-focused channel covering gaming, news, and podcasting within the horror genre.
This video covers Day 2 of Monster Con 2025, a Halloween and horror convention held at Rolling Oaks Mall in San Antonio, Texas. The creator walks viewers through vendor booths, a kids costume contest with winners, cosplay encounters, and a meet-and-greet photo op with Netflix Leatherface portrayer Mark Burnham. The event features a mix of horror shopping, haunted experiences, and fan-driven costume culture across a full convention day.
Haunt Former delivers a spoken review of the 2018 Halloween film — a direct sequel to John Carpenter's 1978 original — as part of his HauntTober 2018 series. The host examines whether the long-awaited revival lives up to the legacy of the franchise and Michael Myers' enduring status as an icon of horror. The review is presented in the channel's R.I.P. Reviews format, blending Halloween enthusiasm with film commentary.
This short review video from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series spotlights the Halloween II Deluxe Michael Myers Mask from Trick or Treat Studios. The presenter showcases the licensed mask in a festive Halloween context, directing viewers to the manufacturer's website to purchase. It serves as a quick collector-focused look at a film-accurate costume piece.
This short news roundup from Slash 'N Cast covers the week's biggest horror franchise headlines, including confirmation of a Halloween sequel and rumors surrounding a Child's Play follow-up. The segment is presented in a casual podcast-style format aimed at dedicated horror fans. At roughly four minutes, it delivers quick, digestible updates rather than deep analysis.
This short video covers the Funkoween 2022 collectible lineup from Funko, highlighting new and returning horror characters rendered in Pop and figure form. Featured characters include genre icons such as Chucky, Leprechaun, Michael Myers, and Carrie, among others. The host offers a quick rundown of the seasonal releases for horror and Halloween collectors.
This video features the Slash 'N Cast channel host playing Dead by Daylight as Michael Myers, inviting viewers to judge whether their skills have improved. It is a casual horror gaming commentary video rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or tutorial production. The content leans into slasher fandom and community engagement rather than Halloween decorating or haunting techniques.
This video celebrates 40 years of the Halloween franchise by ranking the films in the series, beginning with John Carpenter's 1978 original that launched the slasher genre. The host offers personal commentary on each entry starring masked killer Michael Myers, timed to coincide with the release of the 2018 Halloween sequel. Viewers are also invited to share their own rankings in the comments.
Short convention floor footage from Monster Con 2021 showcasing standout horror cosplays, including Pumpkinhead, Pennywise, Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, and Leatherface. The Pennywise portrayal is highlighted as particularly impressive, and at least one costume features stilt walking for added dramatic height. The clip is part of a series breaking down longer Monster Con footage into bite-sized highlights ahead of Halloween 2022.
A fun in-store tour of Party City's Halloween 2023 selection, spotlighting animated props featuring iconic horror characters including Michael Myers, Chucky, and Annabelle. The creator browses the retail floor and reacts to the available animatronics and merchandise on display. It serves as a casual shopping guide for fans looking to pick up licensed horror character props this season.
A short, lighthearted comedy piece filmed at a Texas horror convention — likely Monster Con or Kings of Horror in San Antonio — playing on the idea that even iconic horror figures like Michael Myers and Elvira deserve a little love. The clip leans into convention cosplay culture with a fun, narrative twist. Its brief runtime suggests a Reels- or Shorts-style format designed for quick social engagement.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast compares two iconic portrayals of Laurie Strode — from Halloween H20 and the 2018 Halloween reboot — likely examining how the character evolved across the two films. Running just two minutes, it appears to be a quick opinion piece or fan debate segment. No source description was provided, so conclusions are drawn from the title alone.
Haunt Former reacts to the teaser trailer for a Halloween fan film produced by Hawthorne House Films, titled 'The Face of Michael Myers.' The short video captures the host's live impressions and commentary on the fan-made project. It serves as a community spotlight, drawing attention to an independent horror production within the Halloween enthusiast space.
Haunt Former, a Halloween-enthusiast channel, reacts to the official trailer for the 2018 Halloween film, which marks the return of both Michael Myers and Laurie Strode. The reaction is framed from a haunt community perspective, making it relevant to fans who draw inspiration from the iconic franchise. At just five minutes, it is a quick, casual watch rather than an instructional or build-focused video.
A short-form video from HauntScene featuring Michael Myers content. With no description or runtime to draw from, the exact format — whether a prop showcase, costume, decoration, or clip — is unclear. Given the channel's haunt-focused branding, it likely relates to Halloween prop or decorating content centered on the iconic slasher character.
This video is a review and discussion of Halloween Kills (2021), the direct sequel to the 2018 Halloween reboot, following Michael Myers as he terrorizes the town of Haddonfield in his most violent outing yet. The reviewer shares thoughts and opinions on the film's story, tone, and place within the broader Halloween franchise. At 14 minutes, the video offers a substantive breakdown aimed at horror fans curious about whether the film delivers on its brutal premise.
A critical review of Halloween Ends (2022) from the GMHaunts channel, arguing the film falls short of expectations for the franchise. The host breaks down what went wrong with the movie, covering story choices, characters, and overall execution. The review contains spoilers and appears aimed at fans of the Halloween film series who want a detailed breakdown from a Halloween-enthusiast perspective.
A walkthrough tour of a Lowe's store in San Antonio, TX showcasing their 2022 Halloween seasonal setup. The video highlights a wide variety of animatronics, decorative props, and inflatables available for purchase that season. Viewers get an up-close look at horror-icon themed items spanning characters like Michael Myers, Jason, Chucky, and more. It serves as a handy preview for shoppers planning their Halloween décor haul.
The creator revisits Halloween Ends (2022) with a second theatrical viewing, finding the experience improved when approached with adjusted expectations. The episode is framed as part of a campfire storytelling podcast format. Discussion covers the film's place in David Gordon Green's reboot trilogy, touching on characters like Corey Cunningham and Laurie Strode. The reviewer shares a more favorable take compared to an initial watch.
GMHaunts covers the first wave of Party City's 2021 animatronic shipments, spotted at two retail locations. Featured pieces include Giggles the Clown, a Fogging Reaper, Michael Myers, and a Crawling Kid animatronic. The video also hints at additional props — including the Exterminator, Pumpkin Grave Grabber, and Floating Skeleton — expected to arrive in subsequent shipments.
