Video Tag
Every video tagged “Stephen King” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
24 videos
This video showcases a life-size animated Pennywise the Clown Halloween prop available at Party City in 2014. The figure stands approximately six feet tall and features a metal frame body, foam arms, and a plastic head with synthetic red hair and sharp teeth. When activated, the prop lights up its eyes, moves one arm, and plays one of several pre-recorded phrases, while the other hand holds a pair of balloons. It offers an eye-catching, ready-to-display scare piece for fans of Stephen King's It.
This tutorial walks viewers through recreating the iconic storm drain scene from Stephen King's IT using a Pennywise horror collectible action figure and creative photography techniques. The focus is on staging, lighting, and composition to produce an atmospheric, cinematic-looking miniature scene. A Sony A6000 mirrorless camera is used to capture the final shots. The result is a compelling piece of horror collectible photography that any IT fan can attempt at home.
Inspired by the release of the IT 2017 trailer, this short build video walks viewers through creating a Pennywise-themed prank and Halloween prop. The project focuses on recreating the iconic sewer clown scene for use as a seasonal decoration or gag. At just three minutes, it offers a quick, accessible concept for horror movie fans looking to add a pop-culture scare to their Halloween setup.
This short video floats the idea of Halloween Asylum producing a Pennywise static prop, referencing the iconic Stephen King clown character. At just one minute, it appears to be more of a speculative question or community discussion prompt than a full review or build tutorial. The creator seems to be gauging interest in a potential prop release tied to the IT franchise.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast covers a reported interest by Stephen King in writing a new Friday the 13th novel, along with a response from franchise co-creator Victor Miller. The clip is commentary-style horror news rather than a tutorial or how-to video. At under three minutes, it offers a quick update for fans following the ongoing Friday the 13th creative and legal landscape.
This video delivers a hands-on review of the officially licensed Pennywise the Dancing Clown mask from Trick or Treat Studios, based on the 2017 IT film. The reviewer examines the standard version of the mask, evaluating its likeness to the iconic character. It serves as a buying guide for fans looking to bring the terrifying Dancing Clown to life for Halloween or haunting purposes.
The Slash 'N Cast crew reacts to the teaser trailer for IT: Chapter 2, the Stephen King horror sequel. The hosts share their live impressions and excitement around the returning Pennywise storyline and the film's cast. This is a commentary-style reaction video rather than a tutorial or haunt build.
This video features the Slash 'N Cast crew reacting to the final trailer for IT: Chapter 2, the Stephen King horror sequel. The hosts share their live impressions and enthusiasm for the highly anticipated film starring James McAvoy, Bill Hader, and Jessica Chastain. While rooted in horror fandom, the content is a reaction and commentary piece rather than a Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
A short clip captured at Monster Con San Antonio 2024 showcasing a Carrie cosplay inspired by Stephen King's iconic horror character. The costume appears to recreate the infamous prom-night look from the classic film. It offers a fun, convention-floor glimpse at Halloween cosplay culture in Texas.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network showcases an impressive home haunt built around the IT/Pennywise theme. The clip highlights creative set design and decorations inspired by the iconic Stephen King horror property. Given the enthusiastic framing, the display appears to be a standout example of themed home haunting.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly 13-minute review of IT: Chapter Two (2019), the sequel based on Stephen King's iconic novel in which the adult Losers Club returns to Derry to face Pennywise once more. The video is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews horror film series. While the channel's broader content covers Halloween prop builds, haunt stories, and unboxings, this particular episode focuses squarely on film critique rather than hands-on haunting content.
This video is a retrospective commentary on the 2017 horror film IT: Chapter One, breaking down five key reasons the movie resonated so strongly with audiences. Released in anticipation of IT: Chapter Two, it reflects on what made the film a standout in modern horror. The discussion likely covers elements such as Pennywise's character design, atmosphere, and storytelling choices that contributed to the film's cultural impact.
This short-form video features Barlow, the iconic vampire from Stephen King's Salem's Lot, performing the viral Wednesday dance. It blends classic horror imagery with a popular pop culture meme for a humorous and creepy Halloween moment. The clip appears to be a lighthearted, shareable piece from the Haunted Attraction Network's social content.
This video reviews both Creepshow (1982) and its 1987 sequel, examining how the films celebrate the legacy of horror comics through anthology-style storytelling. The reviewer covers the contributions of George A. Romero and Stephen King to the series. It serves as a retrospective appreciation of a subgenre that was once culturally stigmatized before finding its footing in mainstream horror cinema.
This video is a spoiler-free review of the 2019 Stephen King adaptation Doctor Sleep, presented by the Slash 'N Cast horror podcast channel. The hosts share their impressions of the film, which serves as a sequel to The Shining and stars Ewan McGregor and Rebecca Ferguson. While horror-adjacent, the content is film criticism rather than Halloween prop-making, haunting, or costume content.
A horror film review of John Carpenter's 1983 adaptation of Stephen King's Christine, centered on a bullied teenager who becomes dangerously obsessed with a seemingly sentient vintage automobile. The reviewer covers the film's core themes of possession, obsession, and supernatural menace. This appears to be part of the channel's HauntTober seasonal review series.
Haunt Former reviews the 2019 remake of Pet Sematary, a Stephen King adaptation following a family who discovers a burial ground with the power to resurrect the dead. The review explores how the film handles themes of grief and terror. At roughly eight minutes, it offers a concise take on whether the remake delivers genuine horror.
Haunt Former delivers a review of Doctor Sleep (2019), the sequel to The Shining, following an adult Danny Torrance as he uses his psychic gift to protect a young girl who shares his ability. The review is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews horror film series. While the channel primarily focuses on Halloween prop builds and haunt content, film reviews of horror-adjacent titles appear as supplemental content.
Monster Tutorials unboxes the September 2016 Horror Block subscription box from Nerd Block, walking viewers through the horror-themed collectibles and merchandise included that month. The video doubles as a channel milestone celebration, marking 1,000 subscribers with a Walking Dead-themed shot glass giveaway. It offers a quick look at what horror fans can expect from this type of curated monthly subscription service.
This episode of the Campfire Storytelling Podcast tackles three recent horror-adjacent releases — Rob Zombie's The Munsters, Mr. Harrigan's Phone, and the 2022 Hellraiser reboot — in a single sitting. The host frames the trio candidly, noting only one truly qualifies as horror, while the others lean toward family comedy and understated drama respectively. Each film gets its own dedicated segment with timestamps, giving listeners an organized breakdown rather than a scattered overview. The tone is informal and opinionated, consistent with a passion-driven horror podcast.
Haunt Former delivers a casual, conversational review of the 2023 Stephen King adaptation 'The Boogeyman,' recorded in a driving-home format set against vintage archival footage. The review is part of the channel's broader horror movie commentary series. It reflects the creator's personal take on the film rather than offering haunt-building or production guidance.
EscapeIT is the world's only officially licensed Stephen King's IT escape experience, located in Las Vegas and developed by Jason Egan of Egan Escape Productions after three years of planning. Spanning 16 rooms and running nearly 90 minutes, guests enter the town of Derry on a mission to find missing children while encountering full-scale recreations of scenes from the films. The Haunted Attraction Network visits on location to interview creator Jason Egan about the challenges of working with major IPs and his vision for year-round horror attractions. This behind-the-scenes look offers rare insight into the scale, design philosophy, and business side of bringing a blockbuster horror franchise to life as a live experience.
HauntScene offers a brief enthusiastic reaction to 'S#IT: An Unauthorized Musical Parody of Stephen King's IT,' performed at the 2018 Orlando Fringe Festival. The reviewer, already a fan of the same group's prior Fringe show, found this production exceeded expectations with crude humor, live singing and dancing, and surprise guest appearances. One performer in particular is singled out for a standout vocal performance. The video serves as an informal word-of-mouth recommendation aimed at horror and Stephen King fans.
Shocktails is a Hauntcast podcast segment where hosts Chris and JT settle in for a casual, conversational review of the horror film IT. The episode is part of a Halloween party-themed series set at the fictional Last Bar on the Left. Expect informal banter and horror fan commentary rather than haunting tutorials or build content.
