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Every video tagged “slasher” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
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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.
A short horror movie review segment covering the 1988 classic Child's Play, home to one of horror's most recognizable villains — Chucky the killer doll. The review is part of the creator's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, which covers notable horror films through a Halloween-enthusiast lens. At just three minutes, it offers a quick, personality-driven take aimed at fans of the genre and the haunt community.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly 21-minute critical review of the first two seasons of the Chucky TV series, weighing in on its gore, humor, and appeal to longtime fans of the franchise. The video covers key characters including Chucky, Tiffany, Andy, Kyle, and Jake while assessing how well the show serves die-hard Child's Play devotees. The tone is enthusiastic and opinionated, positioned as fan-forward commentary rather than formal criticism.
This video is a horror film review of Friday the 13th Part III (1982), the third installment in the iconic slasher franchise featuring Jason Voorhees. The reviewer characterizes the film as a fairly formulaic entry in the series, notable primarily for its use of 3-D gimmickry. At roughly nine minutes, it offers a concise critical take aimed at horror fans and Halloween enthusiasts.
Spooky Guy444 unboxes a special Halloween prop acquired from the Transworld Halloween & Attractions trade show, giving viewers an early look at what appears to be a prototype or exclusive item. The video touches on products and brands from major Halloween manufacturers in the industry. Several fellow Halloween content creators are shouted out, suggesting a community-focused presentation alongside the reveal.
Haunt Former reviews the 1980 cult slasher film New Year's Evil, a personal favorite centered on a killer who strikes at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve. The video frames the film as the perfect seasonal watch for horror fans looking to close out the year with some campy, holiday-themed scares. The review is part of Haunt Former's broader horror film commentary series.
Hosts Jared and Mak of the R.I.P. Reviews series share their thoughts on Wes Craven's Scream 4 (2011), discussing what makes the film stand out in the slasher genre. The review is part of a recurring horror movie segment on the Haunt Former channel, which is otherwise focused on Halloween prop builds and home haunts. The hosts offer their personal take on the film's scares and originality in a short, casual format.
Haunt Former delivers a 16-minute fan-focused review of Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, the 1984 fourth installment in the iconic slasher franchise. The video explores why this entry is widely regarded as a standout chapter in the Jason Voorhees saga. It falls outside Halloween production or haunting tutorials, sitting firmly in horror film commentary territory.
The host shares personal opinions and reactions to Home Depot's 2022 Halloween prop lineup, touching on offerings from major manufacturers and retailers in the seasonal decoration space. The video appears to survey notable releases and prototypes from brands active in the Halloween industry that year. It serves as a casual commentary piece for fans eager to know what hit store shelves and trade shows in 2022.
A short walkthrough tour of the Jason Universe haunted house featured at Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood 2025. The maze immerses guests in iconic Friday the 13th locations — including Jason's cabin, a decaying lodge, and a foreboding forest — celebrating 45 years of the legendary slasher. Scareactors bring Jason to life as he stalks victims through moments drawn from his long cinematic history.
This short video showcases a Freddy Krueger Halloween prop from Morbid Enterprises, captured during the 2014 season. The clip offers a quick look at the licensed horror figure for fans and collectors scouting seasonal décor options. At just one minute, it serves as a brief visual reference rather than an in-depth review.
Slaughterhouse is a short Halloween horror film running approximately five minutes, featuring slasher and scary clown themes. The associated tags reference major Halloween prop and costume brands including Spirit Halloween, Morris Costumes, Gemmy, and Distortions Unlimited, suggesting props or costumes from these manufacturers appear on screen. The production appears to be a fan-made Halloween-season short rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
A short opinion-style review of the 1996 slasher classic Scream, presented as part of the creator's R.I.P. Reviews series on the Haunt Former channel. The reviewer shares personal thoughts on the film within a Halloween-enthusiast context. A link to a faith-based moral review is also referenced for viewers interested in that perspective.
This short review covers the 1974 Canadian horror film Black Christmas, part of the channel's R.I.P. Reviews series. The presenter offers a take on the film's unsettling atmosphere, highlighting its memorable phone-call tension and the dread of what lurks in the attic. At roughly four minutes, it serves as a quick recommendation-style breakdown rather than an in-depth analysis. The channel, Haunt Former, is primarily Halloween-focused, situating this classic horror film within the broader Halloween enthusiast community.
GMHaunts reacts to the official trailer for the 2021 reimagining of Wrong Turn, discussing the newly revealed R rating, the introduction of a villain group called The Foundation, and the unveiled movie poster. The host shares impressions and commentary on how this new take compares to the original hillbilly killer premise. While the channel primarily covers Halloween and haunt content, this video is a horror film reaction rather than a hands-on Halloween build or prop review.
This short video is a review of the 1984 horror classic A Nightmare on Elm Street, produced as part of Slash 'N Cast's Horror-a-Thon series running through October 2014. The channel was releasing a string of horror movie reviews during the Halloween season. A viewer engagement giveaway was attached to the series, offering a gift card to the first commenter who spotted a changed intro across the review episodes.
This short video showcases a line of Nightmare on Elm Street-themed horror décor products, with a focus on items released around 2014. The content appears to highlight merchandise such as pillows and other horror-themed home goods inspired by the iconic Freddy Krueger franchise. Viewers are directed to a dedicated horror décor retailer to browse and purchase the featured items.
GMHaunts dives into a frame-by-frame breakdown of the surprise-drop official trailer for Halloween Kills, the Blumhouse sequel to the 2018 Halloween reboot. The video explores standout moments including Michael Myers's burned mask and notably gory kill sequences, while also examining why Halloween 3 masks appear in the footage. The creator shares fan-focused commentary on whether this entry could be the most violent film in the long-running franchise.
Hauntcast hosts JT and Baker sit down for a horror movie review segment called Last Call, tackling the indie slasher Pillow Party Massacre. The film follows five friends reuniting at a woodland retreat, still haunted by a deadly April Fools prank from their past. Written and directed by Calvin Morie McCarthy, the movie leans into classic 80s slasher sensibilities. The review is presented in Hauntcast's conversational podcast style aimed at the haunter and horror community.
A quick short-form clip showcasing the Halloween-themed haunted house experience at Halloween Horror Nights, inspired by John Carpenter's original slasher classic. The footage drops viewers into the world of Michael Myers, capturing the atmosphere of the licensed maze. HauntScene host Johnny Bronto delivers a brief but atmospheric taste of what guests can expect inside the attraction.
This video reviews a Spirit Halloween Michael Myers Mini Snow Globe, a novelty collectible that blends Christmas snow globe aesthetics with Halloween horror iconography. The host evaluates whether the item lives up to the hype for fans of both the holiday season and the Halloween franchise. It is part of GMHaunts' ongoing series covering Spirit Halloween's seasonal product lineup.
This video covers newly released promotional material for two upcoming horror films: Halloween Kills and Wrong Turn (2021). The host highlights an official image revealing Michael Myers wearing a charred, burned mask in Halloween Kills, and shares a newly dropped exclusive scene from the Wrong Turn reboot. The content is news and reaction focused rather than a build or tutorial.
This is an official trailer for Terrifier 2, the 2022 horror film featuring the return of Art the Clown. The clip runs approximately two minutes and is hosted on the HauntScene channel. While tangentially relevant to Halloween culture, this is a commercial movie trailer rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or tutorial video.
Hauntcast hosts Johnny Thunder and Baker raise a glass to Jason Voorhees in this Shocktails episode dedicated to reviewing Crystal Lake Tours, the real-world filming location of the original 1980 Friday the 13th. The pair offer an in-depth look at the experience of visiting the iconic site, blending horror fandom with a cocktail-fueled celebration of the franchise's legacy. It's equal parts travelogue, fan tribute, and horror history deep-dive.
