Video Tag
Every video tagged “social media” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
14 videos
A short-form social media clip from Haunted Attraction Network showcasing a performer twisting or contorting their limbs in an unsettling, horror-themed display. The video leans into creepy physical performance to generate a spooky, visceral reaction. With no further description or runtime provided, the specific context and full content remain unclear.
This video from makeup and costume creator Madeyewlook addresses the issue of bullying on YouTube and social media platforms. At over an hour long, it appears to be a candid, conversational discussion rather than a tutorial or Halloween-themed build. The content falls outside the core Halloween how-to scope of this library.
This short-form Halloween video showcases a creepy doctor costume created by creations.bygurooo, shared via the Haunted Attraction Network. The clip appears to highlight a scary medical-themed Halloween look. With no description or runtime to speak of, specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
FrightProps showcases the FrightCam ScareCam system, a camera solution designed to photograph haunted house guests at peak fright moments. Captured images can be printed, sold, or shared on social media, opening an additional revenue stream for haunt operators. The short product overview highlights both the entertainment value and marketing potential of catching genuine scare reactions on camera.
A lighthearted, humorous short from the Haunted Attraction Network that taps into the relatable struggle of being budget-strapped while Halloween content floods your social media feed. The post leans into the shared experience of the haunt community's irresistible pull toward all things spooky, even when finances say otherwise. With no runtime or description provided, the content appears to be a brief comedic moment rather than an instructional video.
This short-form clip from the Haunted Attraction Network features a performer portraying Regan, the iconic possessed character from The Exorcist, in what appears to be a haunt or Halloween event setting. The one-minute video leans into the creep factor of the classic horror character to deliver a quick, shareable scare moment. With no tutorial or technical content, it functions primarily as entertainment and inspiration for haunters interested in horror character portrayals.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network features Jack Skellington and Nightmare Before Christmas theming, likely tied to a Disneyland seasonal Halloween event. The naughty-or-nice framing suggests a playful holiday-horror crossover tone consistent with Disney's annual Halloween offerings. With no source description and zero runtime logged, content details are limited to what the title and hashtags reveal.
A short-form social media clip from Horror 365 filmed at or inspired by Transworld Halloween, featuring a demon prop and posing the question of whether to add illuminated eyes. The creator invites viewer input on the lighting decision, suggesting the prop may be in progress or up for customization. Very little build or technical detail is visible given the brief runtime.
This short promotional clip from Haunt Former encourages viewers to engage with the channel's social media presence in support of a feature called 'Unleash the Trailer 2016.' It functions as a community call-to-action rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. No build, review, or instructional content is presented.
This appears to be a short-form social media video featuring a Halloween or horror-themed dance clip, likely set to music with a creature or monster motif. Based on the title referencing a sequel ('pt.2'), this is part of an ongoing series from the Horror 365 channel. With no description and zero listed duration, very little can be determined about the specific content beyond its entertainment focus.
HauntScene Live welcomes guest Zombae Undead, a haunter and TikTok personality with a massive Halloween following, for a candid conversation about her work in the haunt industry. The discussion covers her various scare-actor characters, her experience at SpookyWorld, and what building an audience of millions on TikTok looks like from the inside. Host Johnny Bronto guides the hour-long live chat, with viewers encouraged to submit questions in real time. It's an inside look at the intersection of professional haunting and modern social media stardom.
This appears to be a very short social media clip, likely a Reel or TikTok-style post, asking viewers whether a particular audio track pairs well with its accompanying visuals. There is no substantive Halloween content, tutorial, or haunt-related material present. The hashtags suggest a Punjabi music track used as background audio, with the primary intent being audience engagement rather than education or entertainment in a Halloween context.
Josh Sumsion of Dead City Haunted House shares the strategy and process behind their viral TikTok content, including a standout Christmas-themed campaign. The conversation covers practical steps for haunted attractions looking to launch or grow their TikTok presence. It offers insight into how year-round social media engagement can extend a haunt's reach well beyond the Halloween season.
Johnny 'Bronto' Lipscomb of HauntScene delivers a comprehensive Instagram masterclass tailored to haunted attraction operators and haunt industry professionals. Originally broadcast through Haunter's Toolbox in 2021, the session covers everything from setting goals and identifying your audience to creating compelling visual content across posts, reels, and stories. Engagement tactics, hashtag strategy, and using Instagram Insights to measure and refine performance are all addressed. This is a business-skills session for haunters looking to grow their brand's online presence.
