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Every video tagged “podcast” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
241 videos
Hauntcast sits down with Michael 'MJ' Jonathan, the creative force behind the Legends of the Fog haunted attraction, for an in-depth interview. The conversation dives into MJ's haunting background, experiences, and insights drawn from running his attraction. As a long-form podcast episode, it offers an inside look at what it takes to build and sustain a notable haunted experience. Fans of the haunt community will find plenty of inspiration and behind-the-scenes perspective here.
This Hauntcast podcast episode features an interview with Chris Gay of Ocean View Trail of Terror, diving into haunt technology topics including projectors, GoPro cameras, and line lasers. The conversation is part of the ongoing Haunt Tech Tips segment, offering insights from an experienced professional haunter. It serves as an accessible, discussion-based resource for anyone looking to level up the tech side of their haunt.
Hauntcast sits down with Ben Newman of Haunted Laurianne Woods for an in-depth interview exploring his approach to home and yard haunting. The conversation is part of Hauntcast's ongoing Haunting Guru series, spotlighting dedicated community haunters and their creative processes. Listeners get a behind-the-scenes look at the passion and vision that drives one of the hobby's enthusiastic builders.
Shocktails is a horror-review segment from the Hauntcast podcast in which hosts Baker and Thunder work through a broad slate of horror media with JT. The episode covers a mix of films including Hotel Transylvania 3, The Night Eats the World, E-Demon, Animalistic, and The Church, alongside books, novels, and comics. The format is casual and opinionated, delivered in the show's trademark irreverent style.
Hauntcast's recurring 'Darkest Web' segment features host Morbid Mariah rounding up the latest Halloween-related things to see, do, and buy from across the internet. The segment functions as a curated digest for the haunting community, surfacing interesting finds spanning props, events, and more. At under ten minutes, it delivers a quick but broad sweep of what's new and noteworthy in the haunt world.
Experienced haunter Wick-Ed Gannon shares 13 practical tips covering a wide range of haunting disciplines in this Hauntcast episode. Billed as a Swiss-Army Knife of haunting knowledge, the segment touches on skills applicable to home haunts, yard haunts, and professional attractions alike. The podcast format makes it an accessible, on-the-go resource for haunters at various experience levels.
In this Hauntcast podcast segment, Amanda Ravange of Amanda Reevenge Haunting joins host Baker in a playful interview format to share her insights on character creation and haunt acting. The conversation is framed as a comedic prank call — dubbed the 'Bone Phone' — giving the episode a lighthearted but informative tone. Amanda draws on her haunting experience to offer practical perspective on developing compelling characters for home haunts and attractions.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with author Mark Muncy to discuss the strange, spooky, and historically chilling subjects covered in his books Eerie Florida and Freaky Florida. The conversation explores unsettling points of interest and odd facts drawn from across the Sunshine State. It's a conversational, lore-driven episode aimed at horror enthusiasts and haunters who draw creative inspiration from real-world scary stories.
This Hauntcast segment explores how haunters can borrow techniques from theatrical tradition to deliver compelling, fear-inducing experiences even when conventional haunting methods may be limited or restricted. Host Revenant examines the concept of 'theater of the mind' — using suggestion, atmosphere, and psychological tension rather than relying solely on physical props or jump scares. The approach offers a versatile toolkit applicable to home haunts, yard haunts, and professional attractions alike.
Shocktails is Hauntcast's horror review segment hosted by Johnny Thunder and Baker Brew, covering recent horror film news and reviews. This episode tackles five titles: Wrinkles the Clown, Echoes of Fear, A Perfect House, The Tokoloshe, and Cupid. The segment is conversational and podcast-style, aimed at haunters who enjoy keeping up with the broader horror genre alongside their prop-building and haunt work.
Shocktails is Hauntcast's horror movie review segment hosted by Johnny Thunder, covering a selection of genre films alongside a preview of upcoming 2020 horror releases. Titles reviewed in this episode include Pickaxe, Blood Bags, Lost Gully Road, American Hunt, and The Lighthouse. The segment is delivered in a casual podcast format aimed at the haunter community's love of horror culture beyond prop building and attraction design.
This Hauntcast episode features host Baker in conversation with Rob Nulton, known for The Haunt Rater and Chamber of Haunters. The discussion appears to be an interview or community chat touching on haunted attractions, home haunts, and the broader haunting hobby. As a podcast-style video, it offers perspective from within the haunter community rather than a hands-on tutorial.
Shocktails is a horror movie review segment from the Hauntcast podcast in which hosts JT and Baker crack open drinks and share their takes on recent horror films. This episode covers three titles: Color Out of Space, VFW, and The Invisible Man. The format is casual and conversational, aimed at the broader haunter and horror enthusiast community.
Hauntcast sits down with Brent Wilson of Planet Doom in this in-depth interview exploring his path from home haunter to professional haunted attraction operator. The conversation covers his experiences, creative philosophy, and the world he has built around the Planet Doom haunt. As part of Hauntcast's Haunting Gurus series, the episode offers candid insight into what it takes to level up in the haunt industry. It serves as both an inspiring story and a practical window into the realities of running a professional attraction.
This short promo clip features Hauntcast host Skully previewing the January 2025 episode lineup to kick off the new year. The segment teases upcoming guests and topics under a Krampus-themed holiday wrapper. At roughly one minute, it functions purely as an audience teaser rather than a how-to or walkthrough.
Hauntcast presents a fun, in-universe promotional video for their Hauntcast Idol contest, hosted by the character Skully O'Toole on a search for the Netherrealm's next great haunting talent. The short clip blends Halloween humor with community engagement, acting as a call-to-action for the haunter audience. At just four minutes, it leans more into entertainment and promotion than instructional content.
Shocktails is a Hauntcast podcast segment where hosts Chris and JT settle in for a casual, conversational review of the horror film IT. The episode is part of a Halloween party-themed series set at the fictional Last Bar on the Left. Expect informal banter and horror fan commentary rather than haunting tutorials or build content.
This Hauntcast Shocktails episode features host Johnny Thunder running through a broad slate of horror media reviews, covering movies such as IT Chapter 2, 3 From Hell, Haunt, Clownado, Killer Sofa, and the Banana Splits Movie. He also touches on horror comics, books, and the American Horror Story 1984 season. The episode is presented in a casual, enthusiast-podcast format aimed at the Halloween and haunting community. It offers a fun roundup of genre content relevant to haunters looking for creative inspiration.
Hauntcast sits down with Evil Ted Smith, a veteran Hollywood prop maker and visual effects artist with nearly three decades of film and TV credits spanning major blockbusters and hit series. Now globally recognized for his YouTube tutorials on foam armor and prop construction, Ted shares insights drawn from a career bridging big-budget productions and the DIY community. The conversation explores how professional industry experience translates into accessible techniques for haunters, cosplayers, and prop builders alike.
Shocktails is a recurring horror review segment from the Hauntcast podcast, hosted by Baker and Thunder in their signature 'Last Bar on the Left' format. This episode covers impressions and commentary on several recent horror films including Escape Room, Terror Tales, The Clovehitch Killer, Rust Creek, and Revenge. The show blends casual, conversational humor with genuine horror enthusiasm, making it a fun listen for haunters who also love the genre. Note: the video title references Bird Box, though the source description lists a different film slate.
In this short, reflective podcast segment from Hauntcast's Theater of the Mind series, host Revenant considers how the 2020 pandemic may affect the haunted attraction season. The episode is notably more serious in tone than typical installments, focusing on the uncertainty facing haunters of all kinds — from home haunts to professional attractions. It serves as a candid, community-minded check-in during an unprecedented time for the Halloween industry.
Hauntcast's Mistress of Mayhem sits down with David and Claire, key figures behind Midsummer Scream, for a casual interview segment called Bone Phone. The conversation takes place in a relaxed, social setting and offers an inside look at the popular Halloween and haunt convention. This episode is part of Hauntcast's ongoing effort to connect the haunting community with industry personalities and events.
Hauntcast's Bestiary segment explores the concept of psychopomps — mythological spirit guides who escort the dead to the afterlife — as a source of creative inspiration for haunters. Hosted by Revenant, the episode dives into the lore and imagery surrounding these figures despite the host battling seasonal allergies. The segment is part of Hauntcast's ongoing series drawing from mythology and horror history to fuel haunt theming and design ideas.
A brief seasonal greeting from the Hauntcast community wishing fellow haunters a Happy Halloween. The one-minute clip serves as a festive shout-out from friends of the Hauntcast podcast rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. It reflects the tight-knit camaraderie within the haunting hobby and professional haunt world.
