Video Tag
Every video tagged “Q&A” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
54 videos
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook walks viewers through her personal collection of Halloween FX contact lenses while answering common viewer questions about them. The video appears to address practical concerns such as where to buy effects lenses and how to use them safely, referencing FDA guidance. It functions as both a haul-style showcase and an informational Q&A for anyone curious about costume contacts. No hands-on makeup application tutorial is included.
This episode of Lex Talk Tuesdays is a Q&A vlog in which makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) answers a high volume of fan-submitted questions. Topics appear to span Halloween makeup, contact lens use, product recommendations, and general tips from a working makeup artist. No hands-on tutorial or product demonstration is featured in this installment — it functions primarily as a conversational, community-focused segment.
In this short, lighthearted video, Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming appears in her 'Old Lady Lex' old-age character makeup to answer fan-submitted questions in a Q&A format. The segment is a fun, personality-driven break from full tutorials, showcasing her signature character transformation rather than walking through a step-by-step technique. It demonstrates how a convincing elderly character makeup look can be used for comedic and engaging content beyond Halloween night.
This is a live chat and community Q&A session hosted by Alexys Fleming of the Madeyewlook channel, streamed via Google Hangouts on Air. Rather than a step-by-step tutorial, it functions as an interactive broadcast where viewers can engage directly with the creator. The channel is known for Halloween makeup and body painting content, giving the session context within that community. Viewers were directed to social media platforms to submit their questions ahead of the stream.
This is a recorded live chat session hosted by popular makeup artist Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming), running approximately 84 minutes. The stream appears to be a community hangout rather than a structured tutorial, allowing fans to interact directly with the creator. While Halloween makeup and body painting are associated themes for this channel, no specific techniques or looks are demonstrated in this session.
This is a personal Q&A video from makeup creator Madeyewlook (Lex), answering fan-submitted questions to help her audience get to know her better. The video was timed to coincide with her participation as a NYX contestant and serves as an introduction for new followers. Topics touched on include personal life details and general background rather than any makeup or Halloween-specific content.
This video is a recorded live chat session hosted by Halloween and special-effects makeup artist Alexys Fleming of the Madeyewlook channel. The stream was an informal, impromptu community hangout rather than a structured tutorial, with the creator reading viewer comments sourced from Facebook due to technical difficulties locating the live chat feed. Fleming notes she plans to host a more organized live session in the future.
This short video from makeup artist Madeyewlook is a community-focused Q&A and shout-out session rather than a hands-on tutorial. The creator engages directly with fans and answers viewer questions in a conversational format. A future brush sanitation tutorial is teased as upcoming content.
This is a personal Q&A and lifestyle video from creator Jade The Libra, covering topics such as favorite girl bands, emotional storytimes, and viewer-submitted questions. The video is not Halloween-related and does not contain haunt, prop, makeup effects, or seasonal content relevant to a Halloween library. It appears to be a general beauty and lifestyle vlog with affiliate product links for hair and cosmetic items.
This is a lifestyle Q&A video in which the creator answers audience-submitted questions, touching on personal anecdotes including a ghost-related story referenced in the title. The content is general lifestyle and personality-driven rather than Halloween craft, prop, or haunt focused. It does not appear to contain Halloween production, decorating, or educational content relevant to a Halloween enthusiast library.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live-stream first-impressions session of Halloween: The Game, sharing initial reactions and taking questions from the community. The stream runs approximately 70 minutes and blends gameplay commentary with fan interaction. This is a community-oriented horror-gaming event rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or DIY tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a lengthy live stream featuring gameplay discussion and a Q&A session focused on Halloween-themed horror video games, joined by guests StalkyBoi and IAnthonyD. The conversation appears to center on slasher-inspired gaming titles and current horror gaming news. At over three and a half hours, this is a community-oriented broadcast aimed at horror game enthusiasts. The channel is supported through memberships, donations, and brand partnerships.
This is a long-form live stream from the Slash 'N Cast channel featuring a gameplay review of a Halloween-themed horror video game alongside a live Q&A session with the audience. The broadcast runs nearly four hours and appears to cover slasher-franchise gaming content in a community-focused format. Sponsor shoutouts and community membership plugs are woven throughout the stream. The content is horror-entertainment focused rather than Halloween haunt or prop creation oriented.
This video is a replay of Day One of FANSWORLD 2020, a virtual event hosted by Composite Effects (CFX) in place of their postponed in-person industry trade show. The stream covers new mask releases, paint announcements, movement demonstrations, and live Q&A segments with the CFX team. A live painting demo and promotional sales were also featured throughout the broadcast.
This is a personal Q&A vlog from Halloween Happy, a Halloween-focused content creator based in Salem, Massachusetts. The creator answers audience questions, with the central topic being her reasons for relocating to Salem — widely regarded as a Halloween mecca. It is a lifestyle and community-focused episode rather than a craft or tutorial video.
This video features the Halloween Happy creator answering questions submitted by her Patreon community, with topics centered on her real experiences living in Salem, Massachusetts, and her broader Halloween-focused lifestyle. It's a candid, conversational format rather than a tutorial or build video. The content serves as a personal connection piece between the creator and her dedicated Halloween-enthusiast audience. Affiliate discount codes for Halloween-themed brands are shared in the description.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused podcast and YouTube channel that hosts a community Q&A session in this episode, fielding audience questions about horror movies, slasher franchises, and related topics. The channel covers Friday the 13th content including gameplay, fan films, and horror commentary. This episode serves as a listener engagement piece rather than a tutorial or how-to video. The crew also promotes their merch, Discord, Twitch, and podcast feeds.
This video addresses viewer questions that arose after an earlier unboxing of the Haslab Ghostbusters Two in the Box ghost trap replica. The creator dives into specific details including internal dimensions, whether a smoke or fog unit can fit inside, the types of connectors used, side panel materials, and ease of disassembly. Additional features explored include IR mode functionality, the ribbon cable design, and what the prop's Morse code output actually says.
This short episode from Slash 'N Cast tackles fan-submitted questions centered on a potential lawsuit surrounding the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise. The hosts discuss the legal and creative tensions connected to the property, touching on key figures such as Robert Englund and Robert Shaye. At roughly five minutes, it functions as a quick horror-news commentary segment rather than a how-to or production tutorial.
Ed and Marsha Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited field written questions submitted by a school classroom, covering topics like how long it takes to build a monster, where creative ideas originate, and how they develop truly scary concepts. The conversation offers a rare, accessible look inside one of the Halloween industry's most recognized manufacturing companies. They also showcase several finished creations, including a creature built for the fan series Star Trek Continues.
Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited hosts a live Q&A session focused on monster and mask making, fielding audience questions on topics ranging from materials and sculpting to molding and painting. Distortions Unlimited is a long-standing American manufacturer of Halloween animatronics, masks, and props serving home haunters, professional attractions, and theme parks. The informal livestream format gives viewers direct access to an industry veteran's knowledge and creative process.
VanOaksProps hosts a casual Halloween-themed livestream, connecting with the community around DIY prop building and Halloween decorating. The session blends Halloween content with Star Wars prop discussion, reflecting the creator's broader crafting interests. As a live format, the conversation is likely driven by viewer questions and real-time interaction rather than a structured tutorial.
This livestream marks the official launch of Monster Tutorials' 2022 Summer Prop Challenge, a community-wide Halloween prop-making competition. The event introduces the challenge rules, prizes, and submission process to participants, with audience Q&A facilitated through Discord. It serves as both a kickoff announcement and an opportunity for haunters to connect with the Monster Tutorials community.
This Distortions Unlimited livestream features Adam Taub hosting a community-focused session covering brand news and updates. Viewers are invited to submit photos of their Halloween displays featuring Distortions Unlimited props, which Adam reviews and discusses on stream. The session also opens the floor to audience questions, wrapping up with Halloween wishes from the Distortions crew.
