Video Tag
Every video tagged “podcast” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
241 videos
Haunt Former takes a deep dive into the SAW franchise in this podcast-style 'OverReview,' blending an overview of the series with critical commentary. The discussion covers the full span of the SAW canon, exploring its signature traps, gore, and moral dilemmas that have kept audiences hooked across multiple films. It's a conversational, Halloween-season-appropriate look at one of horror's most complex and enduring franchises.
Channel 10/31 is a weekly interview series from GMHaunts that spotlights fellow Halloween creators and haunters. In this debut episode, guest Genohaunter — a Nightmare Before Christmas enthusiast and home haunt creator — shares his passion for themed haunts, including his 2020 and 2021 seasonal projects. The conversation also covers his design process, build timelines, future plans, and a live unboxing of a Spirit Halloween mystery box, plus his excitement for Spirit's flagship store opening.
Three horror enthusiasts — Mak Ralston, Austin Spicer, and Jaden Bush — sit down for a wide-ranging podcast discussion covering roughly nine horror films released in 2024. Each title gets its own dedicated segment, with the hosts sharing personal reactions and critical takes. The episode closes with a broader conversation about where the horror genre is headed.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a podcast-style roundtable reviewing and discussing the 2019 horror film Escape Room. The episode is part of their 'Table Talks' series and is also available on major podcast platforms. Beyond the film discussion, the video includes a sponsor segment and links to community resources. This content is primarily horror film commentary rather than hands-on Halloween prop or haunt content.
This podcast episode from the Haunt Former channel dives into fan speculation and rumored theme ideas for Universal Studios Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights 2017. The host explores potential maze concepts and what secrets may have been uncovered ahead of the official announcements. It draws on community forum discussion to fuel the conversation, making it a pre-season speculation piece for HHN enthusiasts.
The creator behind Halloween Happy shares an exciting channel announcement with her audience, directing viewers to a new episode of what appears to be a Halloween-themed podcast hosted on SoundCloud. The short video is primarily a celebratory update rather than a tutorial or build. It reflects the creator's enthusiasm for building a year-round Halloween community and encourages viewers to subscribe and engage.
This is a lighthearted Halloween-themed podcast episode from Haunt Former that poses the fun hypothetical question of which classic monster would make the best president. It leans into horror humor and pop-culture commentary rather than any instructional content. The episode is part of a broader channel covering haunted house builds, prop reviews, and Halloween lifestyle content.
This is the first episode of the Haunt Former Campfire Storytelling Podcast, in which host Mak Ralston discusses and critiques Olivia Wilde's 2022 horror-thriller 'Don't Worry Darling.' The conversation centers on the film's plot holes and perceived weaknesses in its storytelling, framed in a casual campfire-style format. While the channel covers Halloween and horror industry content broadly, this episode sits squarely in film review territory rather than haunt or prop content.
Hauntcast is a YouTube channel and podcast dedicated to the global haunting community, covering haunt news, horror reviews, prop tutorials, and interviews with fellow haunters. This short channel trailer introduces viewers to the brand's mix of educational and entertainment content spanning home haunts, yard haunts, and professional attractions. It serves as a hub for Halloween and horror enthusiasts looking to connect with like-minded creators and builders.
This video is a companion feature to Hauntcast's 'Re-Animated' podcast episode, presenting the audio content in an m4a/AAC video format. Hauntcast is a podcast and media resource aimed at the haunted attraction community. The episode is available as a free download through the Hauntcast website.
This episode of the Campfire Storytelling Podcast is a retrospective review of the 2018 Slenderman film, delivered from the perspective of a self-described creepypasta fan. The host breaks down why the movie failed to do justice to one of the internet's most iconic horror legends. It runs roughly 33 minutes and blends casual podcast-style conversation with pointed film criticism.
Haunt Former delivers a podcast-style review and discussion of the 2022 horror film 'Smile,' sharing a lukewarm overall reaction to the movie. The episode is part of the creator's Campfire Storytelling Podcast series. The format leans conversational rather than structured critique, making it feel like an informal chat around a campfire.
HauntScene Radio Episode 5 is a podcast-style discussion show focused on the Central Florida haunt community. The hosts recount their visit to The Shallow Grave, a haunted attraction in Winter Haven, FL, sharing impressions of the event and the people behind it. The conversation also touches on other regional attractions and events such as Halloween Horror Nights and Howl-O-Scream.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused talk show hosted by Riley Lorden, Nic Christian, and Ethan Spickler from RJL Productions. This episode covers the Mandela Effect within a CSI context, inviting viewer feedback on whether the series should continue. The channel also promotes a companion podcast, a Friday the 13th fan film, and various community links.
Haunt Former returns with a podcast-style triple critique covering three creepypasta stories: 'The Harbinger Experiment,' 'The Strangest Security Tape I've Ever Seen,' and 'Prayerbot.' Each piece is analyzed and discussed through a horror-enthusiast lens, examining what makes the stories effective or lacking. The episode marks the revival of the creator's critique format after a year-long hiatus.
This short video serves as a channel introduction and podcast announcement from Halloween Happy, a year-round Halloween lifestyle creator. The host invites viewers to connect via her new podcast, social media platforms, and community channels. It functions primarily as a promotional and community-building video rather than a tutorial or build project.
This episode of the Haunt Former Campfire Storytelling Podcast dives into fan theories, predictions, and creative suggestions for Scream VII, presented in a conversational podcast format. The host builds on their earlier Scream VI review, offering spoiler-filled speculation about where the franchise could head next. It is primarily a horror-fandom discussion rather than a Halloween production or haunt-craft video. While the channel covers Halloween and haunt industry content broadly, this particular episode sits firmly in horror movie commentary territory.
Haunt Former's Campfire Storytelling Podcast returns for episode 10 with a catch-up roundup of notable 2023 horror and Halloween-adjacent films. The host works through a slate of recent releases including Evil Dead Rise, Renfield, The Pope's Exorcist, Nefarious, The Boogeyman, and Haunted Mansion, sharing impressions and opinions on each. At nearly 40 minutes, the episode is structured with clear timestamps for each film, making it easy to skip to titles of interest. The tone is conversational and fan-focused, aimed at horror enthusiasts gearing up for spooky season.
Hauntcast sits down with Derek Young of Van Oaks Props for a wide-ranging conversation about his home haunt, his approach to prop building, and the YouTube channel he uses to share tutorials with the haunting community. Derek offers insight into his creative process and the projects that define his work, including a floating lantern build. The episode is part of Hauntcast's ongoing series spotlighting influential voices in the home haunt world.
HauntScene Radio is a live weekly web show dedicated to covering the Central Florida haunted attraction scene, including major events like Halloween Horror Nights and Howl-O-Scream as well as independent haunts. This first episode serves as a technical rehearsal and introduction to the show's format and focus areas. The program is hosted on Tuesday evenings and aims to be a regular resource for haunt enthusiasts in the region.
This short podcast episode from the Haunt Former channel is a casual, conversational segment in which the host reflects on classic or notable horror movies they have yet to watch. It is a lighthearted, opinion-driven discussion rather than a tutorial or build video. The episode sits within the broader Haunt Former brand, which otherwise covers haunted house builds, prop construction, and Halloween event coverage.
This episode of the Campfire Storytelling Podcast features host Mak alongside guest Chloe Mastro — an artist and costume designer — as they discuss and rank their favorite makeup looks from iconic horror films. The conversation covers practical effects, character design, and the artistry behind memorable horror movie visuals. At roughly an hour long, it functions more as an enthusiast deep-dive and ranking show than a hands-on tutorial.
HauntScene Radio Episode 3 is a podcast-style recap covering the hosts' experience on the Unmasking the Horror lights-on behind-the-scenes tour at Halloween Horror Nights 25. The episode digs into what they observed during the guided walkthrough of HHN25's haunted houses with the lights up, offering an insider perspective on the event's production design. The crew also spends time discussing Halloween Horror Nights 25 merchandise and collectibles they picked up during their visit.
This episode of the Campfire Storytelling Podcast tackles three recent horror-adjacent releases — Rob Zombie's The Munsters, Mr. Harrigan's Phone, and the 2022 Hellraiser reboot — in a single sitting. The host frames the trio candidly, noting only one truly qualifies as horror, while the others lean toward family comedy and understated drama respectively. Each film gets its own dedicated segment with timestamps, giving listeners an organized breakdown rather than a scattered overview. The tone is informal and opinionated, consistent with a passion-driven horror podcast.
