Video Tag
Every video tagged “pop culture” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
44 videos
The Creative Geekery crew takes a Ghostbusters Ecto-1 replica vehicle from Gotham Cinema Rides on a memorable cruise through Times Square in New York City. The outing coincides with the debut of a Ghostbusters-themed advertisement on a Times Square screen, generating spontaneous crowd reactions, tourist photo-stops, and general urban mayhem. The short video captures the infectious energy of a fandom bucket-list moment played out on one of the world's most iconic streets.
This Haunt Former video tackles a quirky horror-adjacent thought experiment: does the Biblical account of Jesus qualify him as a zombie by modern undead mythology standards? The channel host explores the overlap between religious resurrection narrative and classic zombie lore in a roughly 10-minute discussion format. It sits outside the typical prop-build or haunt-walkthrough content, functioning instead as light horror-themed pop-culture commentary. Fans of Halloween culture and horror theory will likely find it a fun, casual watch.
Philip from Haunted Attraction Network walks through Creep IE Con 2024 at the Ontario Convention Center in Southern California, one of the Inland Empire's fastest-growing horror fan conventions. The video highlights a Fear Farm haunt experience on the show floor, a roundup of impressive horror cosplayers, and specialty attractions including an Art's Sideshow Museum and an arcade experience. The convention features celebrity meet-and-greets, vendor halls, food trucks, and themed experiences, running twice yearly with a February con and a September aftermath event.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network showcases a Halloween sculpture with a Charlie Brown 'Great Pumpkin' theme, suggesting the iconic character's pumpkin patch has taken a darker or more haunted turn. The piece appears to be a creative prop or decorative sculpture riffing on the beloved holiday classic. With no description or runtime provided, content specifics are inferred from the title alone.
A casual live stream hosted from a self-described geeky basement space, centered on fan discussion of Ghostbusters and other pop culture fandoms. The host chats about upcoming channel content and new video projects with their community. At nearly two and a half hours, it reads more as an informal community hangout than a structured tutorial or Halloween-focused production.
This video takes viewers on a tour of the real-world filming location used as Hawkins National Laboratory in Stranger Things seasons 1–3, identifying on-site spots tied to iconic scenes from the show. The creator also attends Stranger Con 2019 in New Jersey, including a meet-up with cast member Noah Schnapp. It blends a location-scouting travelogue with fan convention coverage for dedicated followers of the series.
This short-form video features Barlow, the iconic vampire from Stephen King's Salem's Lot, performing the viral Wednesday dance. It blends classic horror imagery with a popular pop culture meme for a humorous and creepy Halloween moment. The clip appears to be a lighthearted, shareable piece from the Haunted Attraction Network's social content.
A live stream discussion centered on beloved 1980s films, with a focus on Ghostbusters and Back to the Future. The show is hosted from a self-described fan gathering space and covers pop culture topics with a geek-culture audience in mind. At nearly three hours, it appears to be a wide-ranging conversational format rather than a tutorial or how-to production.
The creator attends Fan Expo New Orleans 2025 and gets the chance to speak directly with Anthony Daniels, the actor behind C3PO in all nine Star Wars films. The video centers on the creator revealing a personal secret they have apparently kept from Daniels for roughly 40 years. It is a lighthearted, fan-driven convention encounter rather than a tutorial or haunt build. Halloween or horror content does not appear to be a meaningful component of this video.
This appears to be a live broadcast recorded from inside the iconic Ecto-1 vehicle in New York City, likely visiting or near a Ghostbusters filming location. The video is hosted by Matt Daniels of Creative Geekery and runs approximately 22 minutes. While connected to the maker and pop culture community, it reads more as an experiential vlog than a build or tutorial video.
This video is a live stream from Fan Expo Philadelphia, offering a walkthrough of the convention floor and its fandom atmosphere. The content centers on cosplay, celebrity appearances, and general fan culture rather than Halloween-specific topics. It appears to be a casual, on-the-ground look at a pop culture convention event.
This video captures a live broadcast from inside or alongside the iconic Ecto-1 vehicle from Ghostbusters, set somewhere in New York City. The content appears to be an experiential, fan-focused outing rather than a tutorial or build project. It sits at the intersection of pop culture enthusiasm and real-world exploration.
A live stream broadcast from a Hasbro expo breakfast event, featuring coverage of Ghostbusters-themed products and collectibles including the iconic Ecto-1 and Ecto-1a vehicles. The creator, Matt Daniels of Creative Geekery, shares the experience from the event floor. Content leans toward pop culture and collector interest rather than hands-on Halloween building or haunting.
This is a live stream episode from Creative Geekery marking the one-year anniversary of the Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire theatrical release. The host, Matt Daniels, leads a fan-focused retrospective chat about the film and the broader Ghostbusters franchise. At roughly 80 minutes, the session appears to be a casual, community-driven conversation rather than a tutorial or how-to video.
A live-stream event from the Creative Geekery channel celebrating the one-year anniversary of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, broadcast from the iconic Ghostbusters firehouse filming location. The stream brings together fans and makers for a real-world exploration and community experience tied to the beloved franchise. While not strictly a Halloween how-to, the pop-culture and maker focus aligns with the channel's creative, spooky-adjacent content.
This livestream event hosted by Creative Geekery features Matt, Nick, and Greg broadcasting from an Ecto-1 workshop, centered around a Ghostbusters fan community celebration. Viewers tuning in have a chance to win a ghost tour or a ride in the Ecto-1 replica in connection with Ghostbusters Day. The content leans more toward fan enthusiasm and community engagement than structured tutorial or build content.
A live broadcast from New York Comic Con covering Ghostbusters-related content, likely featuring Hasbro products, cosplay, or maker builds inspired by the franchise. The channel focuses on making, exploring, and creating, suggesting a hands-on perspective on convention highlights. Specific details about segments or featured items are limited based on available metadata.
This short-form video from HauntScene counts down ten facts and historical highlights about Wednesday Addams, one of horror pop culture's most iconic characters. It traces the character's origins back to Charles Addams' New Yorker cartoons, which launched in 1938, and touches on the various adaptations that followed across television, film, and stage. At just two minutes, it serves as a quick, entertaining primer on the Addams Family legacy for fans and Halloween enthusiasts alike.
HauntScene hosts a live studio session featuring three members of Pangolin, an Orlando-based pop culture rock and punk band. The episode previews an upcoming Pangolin project tied to the Halloween season. This appears to be a conversational or performance-focused livestream rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
HauntScene Live welcomes three members of Florida pop culture rock/punk band Pangolin for a studio conversation ahead of their spooky season project. The episode is part of HauntScene's regular Tuesday-night live programming, which celebrates haunted attractions, Halloween culture, and all things spooky year-round. The discussion previews an upcoming Pangolin project tied to the Halloween season, making it a cross-section of music and haunt-community content.
