Video Tag
Every video tagged “UFO” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
10 videos
Distortions Unlimited showcases their professionally crafted full-body Grey Alien prop displays, sculpted by renowned artist Jordu Schell and hand-painted in-house. The latex and foam figures gained wider recognition after being featured on the Travel Channel series Making Monsters and are now permanently on display at the International UFO Museum in Roswell, New Mexico. This short video offers a playful, atmospheric look at these high-end Halloween props in a behind-the-scenes studio setting.
This short clip showcases the Flying Spaceship, an animated UFO-themed prop from Distortions Unlimited. It appears to be a product spotlight highlighting the company's animatronic offering rather than a build tutorial. Details beyond the product name and theme are limited in the provided metadata.
This short-form video makes claims about the existence of non-human biological entities living among us, framed around UAP and alien discourse. It appears to be a reaction or commentary clip referencing whistleblower testimony and UFO-related news. The content is entertainment-focused rather than instructional or Halloween craft-oriented. It has no meaningful connection to Halloween production, haunting, or seasonal decorating.
This brief clip from Distortions Unlimited spotlights a science-fiction themed UFO invasion animatronic intended for haunted attractions. The short runtime suggests a promotional preview of the prop in action rather than an in-depth build or review. It leans into an alien-invasion concept suited to sci-fi themed haunts.
Haunt Former reacts to and discusses a Department 56 Halloween village piece centered on an alien and UFO theme, apparently one he feels compelled to add to his collection despite some reluctance. The video has a lighthearted, personality-driven tone as the creator reckons with his love of alien-themed Halloween collectibles. It appears to focus on the 'Udderly Unbelievable' cow-abduction style piece from the Department 56 lineup. This is more of an editorial reaction or review than a hands-on build or tutorial.
A short-form Halloween parody video that blends the classic TV character ALF with X-Files themes for comedic horror effect. The clip leans into spooky season pop culture humor, referencing aliens and familiar Halloween retail brands. At just one minute, it appears designed as a viral short aimed at the Halloween and horror community. The content is more entertainment-focused than instructional.
A humorous, narrative-driven follow-up video from the Haunt Former channel in which host Mak Ralston showcases a Department 56 Halloween-themed miniature village piece involving aliens, UFOs, and a cow. The video blends light comedic storytelling with a product spotlight, framing the purchase as a quirky personal adventure. It continues the tongue-in-cheek style established in the original 'I Have to Buy THIS?!' episode.
Haunt Former uses Alien Day as the occasion to share a personal essay on why aliens hold such a special place in his Halloween and haunt-related passions. The video blends personality-driven storytelling with the creator's broader love of spooky creatures and cryptids. It functions more as an entertaining editorial piece than a how-to tutorial, offering a window into the mindset of a dedicated Halloween enthusiast.
Haunt Former delivers a roughly 16-minute review of Jordan Peele's 2022 horror film Nope, which follows a brother and sister running a Hollywood horse ranch who suspect a UFO is stalking their land. The reviewer characterizes the film as blending Peele's signature horror sensibility with a Spielbergian sense of wonder and fantasy. The video is part of Haunt Former's ongoing horror movie review series rather than a haunt-building or Halloween DIY production.
This short video from Haunt Former's 'Uncanny Forms' series explores the legendary Roswell UFO incident, weaving together eyewitness accounts, competing theories, and alleged government cover-ups. Running just under four minutes, it presents the story in a spooky, Halloween-flavored narrative style suited to the channel's horror-enthusiast audience. Atmospheric licensed music and stock footage accompany the narration to build an eerie, mysterious tone.
