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Every video tagged “slasher” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
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Haunt Former delivers a critical double-review of Terrifier (2018) and Terrifier 2 (2022), the gore-heavy slasher films featuring Art the Clown from director Damien Leone. Despite acknowledging Art the Clown as a compelling horror icon, the reviewer ultimately argues that the films themselves fall short of their potential. The roughly 19-minute video offers an opinionated take aimed at Halloween and haunt-community fans curious about the franchise's cultural footprint.
This short teaser trailer from the Haunt Former channel previews an indie Halloween slasher project titled Pumpkinhead, announced for 2016. The clip is a promotional tease rather than a tutorial, walkthrough, or build video. It showcases the creator's broader engagement with Halloween horror content beyond prop builds and haunt walkthroughs.
This interview episode from GMHaunts' Channel 10/31 series features a candid conversation with David Howard Thornton, the actor behind Art the Clown from the Terrifier franchise. Thornton discusses his experience embodying the iconic horror character, his thoughts on the franchise's rapid rise in the horror community, and his collaborative relationship with writer/director/makeup artist Damien Leone. The conversation also touches on Thornton's early acting background and what it's like bringing such a viscerally intense character to life.
This short review segment from the R.I.P. Reviews series takes a close look at a deluxe Freddy Krueger glove available through retailers such as Hot Topic. The host highlights the glove's long blades and worn, distressed aesthetic as key selling points for fans wanting to capture the iconic villain's look. It appears to be a licensed or retail costume accessory rather than a DIY build.
This short video showcases a demonstration of the Spirit Halloween 2021 Evelyn Leech animatronic prop, which appears to be a factory error or prototype unit. The clip gives viewers a close look at how this clown-themed figure performs, including any anomalies resulting from the manufacturing defect. It offers a rare glimpse at a non-standard version of a commercially released Halloween prop.
Haunt Former reacts to the teaser trailer for a Halloween fan film produced by Hawthorne House Films, titled 'The Face of Michael Myers.' The short video captures the host's live impressions and commentary on the fan-made project. It serves as a community spotlight, drawing attention to an independent horror production within the Halloween enthusiast space.
Haunt Former, a Halloween-enthusiast channel, reacts to the official trailer for the 2018 Halloween film, which marks the return of both Michael Myers and Laurie Strode. The reaction is framed from a haunt community perspective, making it relevant to fans who draw inspiration from the iconic franchise. At just five minutes, it is a quick, casual watch rather than an instructional or build-focused video.
This is a live interactive gaming stream from the Slash 'N Cast channel, centered on playing Dead by Daylight in celebration of 'Julie James Day,' a nod to slasher horror culture. The stream is community-focused, encouraging viewer participation, donations, and channel membership. It is not a Halloween prop, makeup, or haunt tutorial of any kind. Content is primarily entertainment-oriented gaming with a horror theme.
A short-form video from HauntScene featuring Michael Myers content. With no description or runtime to draw from, the exact format — whether a prop showcase, costume, decoration, or clip — is unclear. Given the channel's haunt-focused branding, it likely relates to Halloween prop or decorating content centered on the iconic slasher character.
This video is a review and discussion of Halloween Kills (2021), the direct sequel to the 2018 Halloween reboot, following Michael Myers as he terrorizes the town of Haddonfield in his most violent outing yet. The reviewer shares thoughts and opinions on the film's story, tone, and place within the broader Halloween franchise. At 14 minutes, the video offers a substantive breakdown aimed at horror fans curious about whether the film delivers on its brutal premise.
A critical review of Halloween Ends (2022) from the GMHaunts channel, arguing the film falls short of expectations for the franchise. The host breaks down what went wrong with the movie, covering story choices, characters, and overall execution. The review contains spoilers and appears aimed at fans of the Halloween film series who want a detailed breakdown from a Halloween-enthusiast perspective.
Spooky Guy444 documents a massive post-season animatronic clearance haul, showcasing a variety of Halloween props and theme pieces picked up at steep discounts. The video appears to feature items from major retailers and manufacturers including Spirit Halloween, Home Depot, Gemmy, Morris Costumes, and Distortions Unlimited. Highlights include what appear to be prototype or rare finds alongside more widely available animatronics and décor. This is Part 1 of a multi-part haul series.
A short showcase video featuring a cosplayer dressed as the retro NES video game version of Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th. The costume is presented as a highly accurate recreation of the 8-bit era character design rather than the classic film look. The clip invites viewer engagement by asking whether they would pose for a photo with the cosplayer.
This video offers a daytime walkthrough tour of Bloodcrest House of God, a Halloween haunt setup filmed for the 2022 season. Viewers get a clear look at the prop collection and themed environments without the distraction of darkness or live scares. The haunt appears to feature a mix of retail props from well-known Halloween suppliers alongside potentially prototype or limited pieces. It serves as both a showcase and a reference for Halloween enthusiasts scoping out prop and set design inspiration.
This short review covers a commercially available Jason Voorhees hanging prop from the Friday the 13th franchise. The figure features a cloth body paired with latex head and hands, and comes with a miniature machete accessory. The reviewer points viewers to an Amazon listing for purchase. It is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to Halloween prop evaluations.
Haunt Former reviews Saw X (2023), the tenth entry in the long-running Saw franchise, which brings back John Kramer as the central figure. The film follows Kramer after he falls victim to a fraudulent cancer treatment, setting the stage for a characteristically brutal and bloody chapter in the series. The review evaluates how well the sequel delivers on the franchise's signature tension and gore while offering something fresh for longtime fans.
The creator revisits Halloween Ends (2022) with a second theatrical viewing, finding the experience improved when approached with adjusted expectations. The episode is framed as part of a campfire storytelling podcast format. Discussion covers the film's place in David Gordon Green's reboot trilogy, touching on characters like Corey Cunningham and Laurie Strode. The reviewer shares a more favorable take compared to an initial watch.
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.
The Slash 'N Cast crew gathers around the table to react to the second trailer for Happy Death Day 2U, the sequel to the slasher-meets-time-loop horror film. The hosts share their live impressions and discuss what the new footage reveals about the sequel's direction. The segment is part of their ongoing 'Table Talks' format, which blends horror news commentary with casual group discussion.
This short news segment covers rumors and updates surrounding a potential third installment in the Happy Death Day franchise, referencing comments from producer Jason Blum. The video is a brief horror-news discussion rather than a tutorial, walkthrough, or Halloween production content. It originates from a horror-entertainment podcast/commentary channel covering film and gaming news.
This short POV walkthrough captures the Terrifier-themed haunted maze at Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood, bringing Art the Clown to life in a Universal Studios attraction. Viewers are taken through the darkened corridors of the maze, experiencing the scare set-pieces and jump moments firsthand. The clip offers a quick but visceral preview of one of HHN's more intense IP-based houses.
This video offers a first look at a large wave of animatronics and Halloween props dropping at Spirit Halloween for the 2022 season. The showcase appears to include pieces from major manufacturers such as Gemmy, Morris Costumes, and Distortions Unlimited, spanning themes from scary clowns and slashers to Nightmare Before Christmas characters. The video is framed as a reveal or preview, giving viewers an early glimpse at notable items including what appears to be a large-scale skeleton prop.
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 video is a review of the 2004 horror film Saw, part of the Haunt Former channel's ongoing horror review series. The reviewer covers the film's premise, atmosphere, and key elements that have made it a landmark in the survival-horror genre. As a Halloween-adjacent channel, Haunt Former contextualizes classic horror films within the broader haunting and Halloween enthusiast community.
