Video Tag
Every video tagged “sequel” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
21 videos
This short video from Slash 'N Cast explores why a sequel to the 2003 crossover film Freddy vs. Jason never materialized. The discussion likely covers the development history, studio obstacles, and behind-the-scenes reasons the project stalled. At roughly four minutes, it serves as a quick explainer for fans curious about the abandoned follow-up.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast features an exclusive interview with Tom McLoughlin, director of Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives, discussing the future of the franchise. The conversation centers on speculation and reported insider details about where a potential next Friday the 13th sequel could be headed, including the intriguing suggestion of a 1999 period setting. Running just over half an hour, it offers horror fans a deep dive into franchise history alongside forward-looking sequel talk.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast covers speculative news and rumors surrounding a potential new Friday the 13th game sequel as well as possible updates on an upcoming Friday the 13th film release date. The hosts dig into available clues and community speculation in podcast-style discussion format. It is primarily a horror news and commentary video rather than a Halloween prop, costume, or haunt tutorial.
This video covers the Five Nights at Freddy's 2 trailer alongside discussion of new characters, hidden secrets, and fan theories surrounding the sequel. The content appears to explore lore details and speculative interpretations of the game's mythology. While hosted on a Halloween-themed channel, the video is primarily focused on horror video game commentary rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast explores possible evidence suggesting that the Halloween video game may be receiving sequel DLC content. Running just one minute, it appears to be a quick news or speculation segment aimed at fans of the Halloween franchise and gaming community. No source description was provided, so specific claims about the evidence discussed cannot be confirmed.
This video covers newly revealed plot details for Halloween Kills, the sequel to the 2018 Halloween reboot, with discussion pointing to a return to the hospital setting. The host breaks down what the emerging story details may mean for the franchise's direction. It is a news and commentary format video rather than a how-to or haunt build. The channel focuses broadly on horror film news, making this entry relevant to Halloween franchise fans rather than Halloween haunt creators.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast appears to cover news about the confirmation of a third Happy Death Day film. As a horror movie news segment, it falls outside the hands-on Halloween prop, haunt, or costume content that defines the Halloween Universe library. With no source description provided, specific details about the announcement cannot be verified.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers news updates surrounding the horror film Halloween Kills, including an upcoming test screening and speculation about when a trailer might drop. The content is commentary-style horror news rather than a hands-on Halloween prop or haunt tutorial. It appears aimed at fans of the Halloween film franchise eager for production updates.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast covers the announcement that the Final Destination franchise is being revisited, sparking discussion about whether the project will be a sequel or a full remake. The hosts offer their quick take on the news within a roughly three-minute runtime. It is part of their recurring 'News Flash' series focused on horror film updates.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers speculation and news around Hayden Panettiere potentially reprising her role as Kirby in Scream 5. The channel focuses on horror news commentary and community engagement. At roughly three minutes, it is a quick news-style segment rather than a tutorial or build video.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly 20-minute critical review of the 2024 sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, weighing it against the beloved 1988 original. The reviewer's skeptical title — questioning whether the film earns a third name-drop — signals a mixed-to-negative overall verdict. The video sits within the channel's broader horror and Halloween-adjacent content, appealing to fans of genre film discussion.
Slash 'N Cast delivers a roughly 15-minute review of Happy Death Day 2U, the 2019 sequel to the slasher-comedy Happy Death Day. The hosts share their opinions on the film's story, tone, and how it compares to the original. As a horror-focused podcast channel, they bring a genre-fan perspective to the discussion.
Haunt Former delivers a critical review of The Exorcist: Believer (2023), the Blumhouse and Universal continuation of the classic possession franchise. The reviewer draws comparisons to David Gordon Green's recent Halloween trilogy, examining how the film handles its dual-possession premise and whether the storytelling holds up. The 14-minute breakdown offers an opinionated take on pacing and narrative quality in modern legacy horror sequels.
This video offers a review and analysis of the 2021 Candyman film, exploring its role as both a sequel to the original and a piece of socially conscious horror. The reviewer examines how the story follows a troubled artist drawn into the mythology surrounding Cabrini-Green and the Candyman legend. The video touches on the film's themes of racial injustice and urban legend as social commentary, framed within the tradition of producer Jordan Peele's elevated horror style.
This indie horror short from Haunt Former is the sequel to 'The Worm People,' continuing the story of parasitic worms hunting down a surviving victim in their bid for world domination. Running just four minutes, the film leans into low-budget creature-horror atmosphere supported by royalty-free Halloween music from several credited composers. It sits within the creator's broader Halloween-focused channel that also covers haunted house builds, prop making, and haunt walkthroughs. The piece serves more as seasonal entertainment content than an instructional resource.
Haunt Former reviews Happy Death Day 2U, the 2019 sequel to the horror-comedy Happy Death Day, in which the protagonist is once again trapped in a deadly time loop. The roughly eight-minute review covers the film's blend of comedy and horror and offers the creator's personal take on how the sequel holds up. While not a haunt-building or prop tutorial, the review sits within the channel's broader Halloween and horror entertainment coverage.
This video is a review of Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981), examining whether the sequel earns its place as the scariest entry in the franchise. The reviewer covers Jason Voorhees' role as the central killer and the setup involving counselors venturing too close to the infamous Camp Crystal Lake. Running just under twelve minutes, it offers an opinion-driven breakdown of the film's scares and overall effectiveness as a slasher sequel.
This video is a short horror film review from the Haunt Former channel's 'R.I.P. Reviews' series, covering the 2018 sequel 'The Strangers: Prey at Night.' The host evaluates how the follow-up to the 2008 original holds up as a standalone film and as a continuation of the franchise. At around six minutes, it offers a quick but focused critical take aimed at horror enthusiasts.
This is a short St. Patrick's Day-themed episode of the R.I.P. Reviews series on the Haunt Former channel, covering the 1994 horror-comedy sequel Leprechaun 2. The host briefly revisits the film's premise — a murderous Leprechaun searching for gold and a bride — as a seasonal holiday tie-in. At just three minutes, the review is light and casual rather than in-depth critical analysis.
This short video from Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series covers the 2016 Blair Witch film, examining whether the sequel or remake lives up to expectations. At just four minutes, it offers a quick, Halloween-flavored take on the movie for haunters and horror fans curious about the theatrical release. The channel is otherwise focused on haunted house builds and Halloween props, giving the review a distinctly haunt-community perspective.
This indie horror short is the sequel to Haunt Former's original 'Worm People' film, continuing the story of a survivor being hunted by worm-like creatures bent on world domination. Running just four minutes, it delivers a lo-fi creature-feature experience rooted in the Halloween haunt community. The channel, Haunt Former, blends Halloween prop builds, haunted house content, and original horror filmmaking. It serves as a fun creative side project that showcases the storytelling ambitions of a passionate Halloween hobbyist.
