The Worm People: The Conquest Continues | Horror Short Film 2016
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
This indie horror short from Haunt Former is the sequel to 'The Worm People,' continuing the story of parasitic worms hunting down a surviving victim in their bid for world domination. Running just four minutes, the film leans into low-budget creature-horror atmosphere supported by royalty-free Halloween music from several credited composers. It sits within the creator's broader Halloween-focused channel that also covers haunted house builds, prop making, and haunt walkthroughs. The piece serves more as seasonal entertainment content than an instructional resource.
Key takeaways
- ◆Sequel short film continuing the 'Worm People' creature-horror storyline
- ◆Approximately four minutes of indie horror storytelling
- ◆Royalty-free music from multiple credited composers provides the atmospheric soundtrack
- ◆Part of a Halloween-themed channel that spans prop builds, haunt tours, and reviews
- ◆Sponsored by Halloween retail and prop vendors
Who this is for
Halloween enthusiasts and fans of low-budget indie creature-horror shorts who follow the Haunt Former channel's seasonal content.
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