Video Tag
Every video tagged “Shudder” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
11 videos
This video walks viewers through the full unboxing, setup, and live demonstration of the officially licensed Creepshow 'The Creep' animatronic, a Halloween City exclusive produced by Seasonal Visions International. The reviewer covers the prop's light-up and cackling features, assesses build quality, and shares an overall opinion on whether it's worth adding to a Halloween display. Fans of the classic Creepshow franchise and the Shudder series will find this a useful first look before purchasing.
The host unboxes a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive, signed comic book tied to the Shudder reboot of Creepshow, the classic horror anthology series. The video offers fans a close look at this limited convention collectible produced in connection with Heavy Metal Comics. It sits at the intersection of horror pop culture and Halloween enthusiasm rather than being a hands-on haunt build or tutorial.
This short-form video from Slash 'N Cast rounds up horror movies arriving on major streaming platforms — Netflix, Hulu, Shudder, and Amazon — for the month of September. It serves as a quick news-style guide for horror fans looking to plan their monthly watchlist. The channel is primarily a horror news and podcast outlet rather than a Halloween prop or haunt production channel.
This episode of Haunt INFormer is a horror and haunt news roundup covering multiple upcoming projects and releases. Highlights include casting updates for the 2020 Ghostbusters film, a new Creepshow series coming to Shudder, and NECA's latest horror collectibles and figures unveiled at a major convention. The episode also touches on a potential Ghostbusters maze at Halloween Horror Nights and other genre news spanning film, TV, and merchandise.
This video is a discussion and review of the Shudder original series Creepshow Season 1, produced by Greg Nicotero of The Walking Dead fame. The host from the Haunt Former channel breaks down the anthology series, which spans 12 stories blending fear, fun, and the bizarre. Running approximately 31 minutes, the video offers a Halloween-enthusiast perspective on whether the modern revival lives up to its classic horror roots.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers upcoming horror movie releases arriving on Netflix, Hulu, and Shudder during October. It serves as a quick guide for horror fans looking to plan their streaming watchlist for the Halloween season. The content is news and commentary rather than a how-to or build tutorial.
This episode of the Haunt INFormer news segment covers several breaking horror and haunt-adjacent stories from early 2020, including multiple film delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Highlights include Universal tapping James Wan to produce a new Dracula monster movie, Scream 5 receiving an official greenlight with the directors of Ready or Not attached, and a Puppet Master spin-off focused on the character Blade. The episode also touches on a Shudder free-trial promotion and an upcoming documentary about the last Blockbuster video store.
Haunt Former reviews the Creepshow Holiday Special, a 2020 anthology horror release exclusive to the Shudder streaming platform. The episode leans into Christmas-themed scares featuring werewolves and shapeshifters. The reviewer shares their take on whether the special lives up to the Creepshow name during the holiday season.
Haunt Former takes a retrospective look at Creepshow Season 3 on Shudder, working through all twelve segments of the anthology series ahead of Season 4's arrival. The video blends discussion and review, offering the host's personal takes on what worked and what didn't across the season. It sits squarely in Halloween-adjacent horror entertainment commentary rather than hands-on haunt building or prop work.
Haunt Former sits down for a 30-minute discussion and review of Creepshow Season 2 on Shudder, covering the anthology horror-comedy series in anticipation of the upcoming Season 3 release. The video digs into the episodes of the second season, offering the creator's thoughts and reactions for fans of the franchise. It fits within the broader haunt and Halloween enthusiast community as seasonal viewing recommendation content.
Director Eli Craig sits down with Haunted Attraction Network for a brief interview about his horror-comedy film Clown in a Cornfield, discussing how he balances scares with laughs while exploring generational divides. Craig draws inspiration from genre classics like Jaws and reflects on what defines modern horror cinema. The conversation touches on why the film is positioned as a slasher experience tailored to a Gen Z audience.
