Video Tag
Every video tagged “movie review” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
82 videos
A short review segment from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series covering the 1988 dark comedy Scrooged starring Bill Murray. While not a traditional horror film, the reviewer positions it as a seasonally fitting watch for Halloween and Christmas crossover fans. The video is part of a broader Halloween-focused channel that also covers haunted house builds and prop projects.
Jared from Haunt Former revisits the 1968 horror classic Night of the Living Dead as part of the channel's R.I.P. Reviews series, offering his personal take on a film he considers his all-time favorite. The review is framed within a Halloween-enthusiast context, sitting alongside the channel's haunt builds and prop content. At just six minutes, it's a concise, fan-perspective breakdown rather than an in-depth critical analysis.
This short video is a film review of Kong: Skull Island (2017), part of the MonsterVerse franchise, presented by the Haunt Former channel under their R.I.P. Reviews series. The host offers their take on the giant monster blockbuster in a concise four-minute format. While the channel is Halloween-focused, this entry sits outside the core Halloween craft and haunt content.
Hauntcast hosts JT and Baker sit down for a horror movie review segment called Last Call, tackling the indie slasher Pillow Party Massacre. The film follows five friends reuniting at a woodland retreat, still haunted by a deadly April Fools prank from their past. Written and directed by Calvin Morie McCarthy, the movie leans into classic 80s slasher sensibilities. The review is presented in Hauntcast's conversational podcast style aimed at the haunter and horror community.
In this episode of Hauntcast's Shocktails segment, hosts Johnny Thunder and Baker share their thoughts on Ryan Coogler's horror film 'Sinners' alongside a wrap-up of their time at East Coast Haunters Convention 2025. The episode blends horror-fan commentary with a community-focused convention recap, making it a social and cultural touchpoint for the haunting hobby. It functions more as an entertainment podcast than a how-to resource, but offers genuine insider perspective on a major industry gathering.
Shocktails is a recurring segment from the Hauntcast podcast in which hosts Johnny Thunder and Baker review horror films alongside casual haunt-season conversation. In this episode, the duo shares their takes on Terrifier 3 and the indie horror film Haunt Season. The format blends pop-culture commentary with the perspective of active haunters, making it a relaxed listen for Halloween enthusiasts between build seasons.
Shocktails is a Hauntcast segment in which host Johnny Thunder sits down with horror-adjacent movie reviews over a drink. In this episode he covers two films: the long-awaited sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and the horror title Stream. The segment is casual and conversational, fitting comfortably within Hauntcast's broader podcast community for haunters and Halloween enthusiasts.
Hauntcast's recurring segment 'Shocktails' features host Johnny Thunder — self-styled Master of Horror Disaster — delivering a review of the horror film Clown in a Cornfield, directed by Eli Craig. The segment is presented in the irreverent, community-focused style typical of the Hauntcast podcast, aimed squarely at Halloween enthusiasts and haunters. At roughly 15 minutes, it offers a quick, opinionated take on whether this corn-field slasher is worth a watch.
Shocktails is a horror movie review segment from the Hauntcast podcast, hosted by Johnny Thunder. In this episode, Thunder shares his take on two recent horror releases: Wolf Man 2025 and The Damned. The segment is aimed at the haunter community with a broader love of horror film culture.
This Hauntcast segment features host Johnny reviewing three horror films — Conjuring 2, Baskin, and The Pack — as part of the show's Shocktails recurring feature. Johnny brings a horror-fan perspective aimed at the haunter community, offering his takes on recent scary cinema. The episode has a lighthearted tone, with in-jokes about the host's unfamiliarity with Game of Thrones.
