Video Tag
Every video tagged “vlog” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
195 videos
A casual vlog-style outing to Hobby Lobby and Michaels in search of fall and Halloween décor, crafts, and seasonal finds. The host explores what each craft store has to offer as Halloween approaches, sharing her enthusiasm for the season. It's a lighthearted, community-focused video aimed at fellow Halloween lovers looking for shopping inspiration.
This vlog from the Monster Tutorials channel documents the creator's participation in the 2018 St. Jude Nashville Rock and Roll Half Marathon, a charity running event. The video serves as a personal compilation of the race experience rather than Halloween or haunt-related content. It includes a call to donate to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and promotes the creator's broader online community.
This is a personal vlog from Monster Tutorials creator Eduardo Talbert covering two main topics: his participation in the St. Jude Rock 'n' Roll Nashville Half Marathon as a fundraising effort, and an update on a scarecrow project that apparently ran into some issues. The video also touches on channel merchandise, a custom tumbler auction, and community sticker giveaways tied to small donations. It functions more as a creator check-in and community update than a hands-on Halloween tutorial.
This vlog follows the creator as they put the finishing touches on their 2022 home haunt build, themed around a fictional crematorium called Cotton County Crematorium. Captured in the Halloween season spirit, the video documents the last-minute details that bring the display to life. It offers a behind-the-scenes look at the dedication and atmosphere-crafting that goes into a personal haunted display.
This is a casual lifestyle vlog from Halloween Happy, a Halloween-enthusiast channel hosted by a self-described Halloween girl based in Wichita, KS. The creator shares a relaxed, personal update with her audience — likely filmed in or around her Halloween-themed space. It serves more as a community check-in than a tutorial or build video, inviting viewers to introduce themselves and engage with the channel.
This short vlog from Monster Tutorials offers a sneak peek at an upcoming series of Halloween-themed Christmas ornament tutorials, dubbed 'Horrornaments.' The creator previews the creepy holiday content to come, including a Jack Skellington-inspired ornament project. Flame-effect lightbulbs are also highlighted as a cool atmospheric accessory for horror-themed holiday displays. The video serves primarily as a teaser and channel update rather than a full step-by-step tutorial.
The Halloween Happy channel takes a vlog detour into Christmas territory, visiting the winner of ABC's The Great Christmas Light Fight. Hosted by Salem, MA-based creator Sam, the video offers an on-location look at an award-winning holiday light display. While not strictly Halloween content, it fits the channel's year-round spooky-and-seasonal lifestyle brand. The Vlogmas format keeps it casual and personal.
The creator visits Big Lots in early August for a first look at their 2017 Halloween merchandise lineup. The vlog tours available decorations and animated props hitting store shelves well ahead of the season. It offers a quick snapshot of what retail Halloween inventory looked like that year at this discount chain.
Haunt Former continues the Port Chum hayride build series with a vlog documenting the assembly of a weathered fisherman's shack set piece. The episode also covers the logistics of transporting props out to the farm location where the haunted trail will run. It offers a behind-the-scenes look at how a themed outdoor haunt comes together in the weeks leading up to Halloween. The Fearville attraction at DK Farms and Gardens serves as the real-world destination for the build.
A casual get-ready-with-me vlog in which Halloween Happy's Sam does her makeup alongside visiting best friend Krystal, chatting freely throughout. The video leans into Halloween lifestyle content rather than a structured beauty tutorial, reflecting the channel's year-round spooky ethos. Product brands such as Fenty and Maybelline are referenced in the creator's tags, though no detailed application techniques are demonstrated.
Monster Tutorials closes out 2017 with a personal vlog that recaps the channel's highlights from the year, showcases Christmas gifts received, and offers an early glimpse at prop and project ideas in development for 2018. It's a casual, community-focused episode rather than a step-by-step tutorial. The creator uses the opportunity to connect with fans and tease upcoming content, including work involving fabricated organs.
Monster Tutorials celebrates hitting 3,000 subscribers by announcing the winners of its milestone giveaway. The creator explains that winner names were retrieved from an old computer and that direct messages have been sent out to notify them. This short video also marks the first entry in a series of vlog-style videos recorded during a working vacation.
This vlog-style video from the Monster Tutorials channel covers a mix of personal and community updates, including the launch of new branded stickers and merchandise, an unboxing segment, and the creator's return to running in support of a St. Jude Children's Research Hospital half marathon fundraiser. Viewers are encouraged to donate to St. Jude and can receive a shoutout during the race-day vlog. While the channel is primarily focused on Halloween and horror DIY content, this particular video is a channel-update and charity-drive episode rather than a tutorial or build.
A short vlog capturing Halloween night 2023 trick-or-treating, centered on kids collecting candy in their bags. The video has a casual, celebratory feel documenting the classic Halloween tradition. At just five minutes, it appears to be a lighthearted seasonal snapshot rather than an instructional or build video.
Haunt Former documents the creation of two nautical-themed props — fishing crates and chum buckets — destined to populate the harbor-side environment of the Port Chum Haunted Hayride. The short vlog-style episode offers a quick look at the build and painting process for these atmospheric scatter pieces. Both props are designed to reinforce the seaside horror setting across multiple locations within the haunt. This is part of an ongoing series chronicling the full development of the Port Chum event.
This vlog-style episode follows the final weekends of Shelter 16, a farm-based haunted trail, as Halloween draws near. The creator reflects on the season, highlights new prop additions including an update on a signature zombie character, and leads viewers through both daytime and nighttime walkthroughs. A Halloween overlay is incorporated into the final run-throughs, adding an extra layer of atmosphere to close out the event.
A vlog-style visit to a retro McDonald's location that still features an old-school PlayPlace, explored through the lens of a spooky/Halloween lifestyle channel. The creator tours the space and shares their impressions of its vintage atmosphere. While not a Halloween tutorial or haunt video, the channel's Summerween and spooky-season framing gives it a seasonal flavour for fans of year-round Halloween culture.
This casual vlog-style episode from Monster Tutorials blends community content with a quick creepy slime-making segment. The host recaps a previous spellbook tutorial, conducts a Walking Dead Pop figure giveaway drawing, and walks through making a gross, horror-themed slime. The episode wraps with a viewer poll asking which project should come next — fake gums or a skinned face mask.
This is a personal storytime video from Halloween Happy, a lifestyle channel dedicated to year-round Halloween enthusiasm. The creator shares an anecdote about encountering a man in her hotel, framed within her signature spooky, personality-driven content style. The video is light on Halloween craft or tutorial content and leans heavily into community engagement and personal connection with viewers.
This is a brief channel introduction or filler video from Halloween Happy, a Halloween lifestyle and crafting creator based in Wichita, Kansas. The video appears to be a lighthearted, informal check-in with subscribers rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. The creator encourages viewers to subscribe, comment, and connect across social media platforms. At just four minutes, it serves primarily as a community-engagement piece for her Halloween-focused audience.
This is a personal vlog from the Halloween Happy channel in which the creator documents a trip to a location they had never previously visited, filmed as part of their Vlogoween 2016 series. The video is light on instructional content and focuses instead on the creator's Halloween-enthusiast personality and community engagement. It serves primarily as a lifestyle and channel-building piece for fans of Halloween-themed YouTube content.
A casual vlog-style visit to Hobby Lobby and Michaels to check out their early fall and Halloween seasonal merchandise in 2016. The creator shares her excitement as the stores begin stocking autumn décor, giving viewers a first look at what's hitting shelves. It's a lighthearted, enthusiasm-driven shopping tour aimed at fellow Halloween lovers eager for the season to begin.
In this build-vlog installment for the Cotton County Crematorium home haunt, creator Mak (Haunt Former) walks viewers through the audio landscape planned for the attraction's various scenes. He describes and plays the music and ambient sound mixes chosen to reinforce each scene's mood and story. The video offers a behind-the-scenes look at how deliberate audio selection shapes the overall haunt experience.
A casual vlog from the Halloween Happy channel documenting a quick office rearrangement session, filmed prior to a Halloween haul reveal. The footage is informal and handheld, with the creator acknowledging some camera shake throughout. It offers a glimpse into the personal space and collecting lifestyle of a Halloween enthusiast.
