Video Tag
Every video tagged “road trip” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
15 videos
During a road trip, the creators stumbled upon a real-world vehicle that bears a striking resemblance to Tow Mater from the Pixar Cars franchise. The short clip captures the fun of spotting this rusty, weathered tow truck in the wild. It's a lighthearted, travel-discovery moment rather than a Halloween build or tutorial.
This short travel vlog follows the SpookYouLaterz crew on a road trip stop at a Bowlins roadside store along Interstate 10 in New Mexico, where they discover a large selection of fireworks at notably low prices. The video highlights the variety and scale of fireworks available at the shop, noting that comparable products are harder to find or more expensive in neighboring states. The content is more of a casual find-and-share vlog than a Halloween-focused tutorial or haunt build.
HauntScene stumbled upon a Beetlejuice-themed bar inside a Nashville hotel during a 2022 haunt road trip. The short clip showcases the venue's spooky, film-inspired atmosphere and decor. It serves as a quick travel tip for Halloween enthusiasts visiting the Nashville area.
This video takes viewers on a road trip to Taylor, Texas to explore the real-world slaughterhouse used as a filming location in the 2003 and 2006 Texas Chainsaw Massacre remakes. It is the second stop in a multi-part series covering key sites from these iconic horror films. The creator walks through the location with commentary connecting it to memorable scenes featuring Leatherface.
The HauntScene crew takes a road trip to Spook Hill, a well-known roadside curiosity in Lake Wales, Florida, famous for its optical gravity illusion. The short video captures their visit to this eerie Polk County landmark with a paranormal reputation. It reads as a casual travel vlog rather than a haunted attraction review or Halloween tutorial.
HauntScene takes viewers on a 2025 road trip through the Southwest, covering six professional haunted attractions across Utah, Nevada, and Arizona. The episode includes walkthroughs of standout venues like Fear Factory SLC, Nightmare on 13th, and the newly opened Universal Horror Unleashed in Las Vegas, plus stops at Halloween Maze, Las Vegas Haunts, and Scarizona Scaregrounds in Mesa. The crew captures fan reactions, shares behind-the-scenes stories, and offers practical tips for getting the most out of each attraction. It serves as both a travel guide and an enthusiast recap for the 2025 haunt season.
HauntScene host Johnny Bronto documents a multi-state haunt road trip visiting five notable haunted attractions: Netherworld, Fractured at the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, Markoff's Haunted Forest, Frightland, and Madworld. The episode offers first-hand impressions and reviews of each venue across what appears to be the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. It fits into an ongoing travel series that has covered over 130 haunted attractions across 25 states and two countries.
This live replay follows the HauntScene crew on a South Florida road trip in 2023, with a featured stop at Leesburg Asylum. The video appears to document real haunted attractions visited during the trip, offering viewers an on-the-ground look at professional haunt experiences in the region. As a live-stream replay, the format likely includes candid commentary and reactions from the hosts throughout the journey.
HauntScene host Johnny Bronto recaps a South Florida road trip covering two regional haunted attractions: Nightmare Village at Xtreme Action Park in Fort Lauderdale and Fright Nights at the South Florida Fairgrounds. The episode is part of a recurring live series and features discussion, reviews, and impressions of the haunt experiences. It reflects HauntScene's mission to document and promote haunted attractions across Florida and beyond.
HauntScene host Johnny Bronto previews his packed 2021 haunt season, covering over two dozen haunted attractions across Florida and beyond. The episode maps out stops throughout Central, North, and South Florida, plus destinations on a planned road trip. It serves as a live-show style planning session for fans who want to follow along with the HauntScene journey. The channel's mission is to explore, celebrate, and promote the haunted attraction industry year-round.
HauntScene host Johnny Bronto recaps the fourth and final road trip of his season, covering five Midwest haunted attractions: Old Joliet Haunted Prison, Hellsgate, Abandoned, Terror on the Fox, and The Dead End Hayride. The episode is presented as a live show recap reflecting on nine weeks of HauntScene LIVE broadcasts and the discoveries made along the way. The format blends travel vlogging with haunt community enthusiasm, spotlighting a range of attraction styles from historic prison haunts to outdoor hayrides.
Johnny Bronto, host of the HauntScene travel channel, marks the show's 10-year anniversary (2015–2025) with a retrospective look back and a live ask-me-anything session with the community. The episode reflects on a decade of visiting haunted attractions across the United States and beyond, covering milestones, memorable experiences, and the evolution of the haunt-travel format. It offers an inside look at what drives an independent haunt-focused media operation and celebrates the broader haunted attraction industry.
HauntScene host Johnny Bronto maps out a multi-state haunted attraction road trip covering Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana for 2021. The planning session — conducted as a live stream — starts with five target haunts and grows as the show progresses. Featured destinations include well-known regional attractions such as Netherworld, 13th Gate, The Mortuary, and several others. The itinerary is presented as a work in progress, with stops subject to change.
HauntScene hosts a casual live Saturday stream covering recent Halloween haul finds, audio setup tweaks, and haunt-related road trip planning. The format is open and conversational, inviting viewers to ask questions and engage directly with the host. It serves more as a community hangout than a structured tutorial or walkthrough.
HauntScene host Johnny Bronto takes viewers through a live planning session for a 2021 haunted attraction road trip spanning Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. The session kicks off with five target haunts and grows as the stream progresses, ultimately landing on a lineup that includes well-known destinations like Netherworld, 13th Gate, and The Mortuary. The video offers an inside look at how a dedicated haunt travel show scouts and organizes a multi-state tour. Fans of the Southern haunted attraction scene will find the destination discussion and community enthusiasm infectious.
