Video Tag
Every video tagged “AI” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
11 videos
GMHaunts examines whether a professional Halloween company — apparently ScareFactory — used AI to design animatronics for their 2025 catalog, exploring what that means for the haunt industry. The creator shares their personal take, reviews the catalog in question, and presents results from a community poll on the topic. The video also touches on AI being integrated directly into animatronic technology itself, broadening the discussion beyond just design aesthetics.
A short seasonal greeting video from the SpookYouLaterz channel wishing viewers a spooky holiday season. The clip blends Halloween-flavored humor with Christmas cheer in a lighthearted, non-tutorial format. It appears to incorporate AI-generated elements based on the creator's own tags.
A short-form parody video riffing on The Simpsons' famous Treehouse of Horror specials, framed around Halloween 2026 predictions and seasonal themes. The clip leans into the long-running internet fascination with Simpsons predictions, applying it to upcoming Halloween trends and retail seasons. At under a minute, it appears to be a quick, entertaining piece of pop-culture Halloween content rather than a tutorial or build guide. References to major Halloween retailers suggest a light commentary on the seasonal shopping landscape.
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 short-form comedic video that reimagines the iconic Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme through a Halloween horror lens. The clip leans into AI-assisted parody and spooky season humor, referencing major Halloween retail destinations. It appears aimed at entertaining the year-round Halloween community with a lighthearted, shareable vibe.
A short-form Halloween parody video that reimagines the classic Happy Days sitcom through a horror lens. Running just one minute, the clip leans into spooky-season humor with a comedic horror twist on familiar pop culture. The creator, Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club, appears to use AI elements in the production. It sits within a broader Halloween 2026 seasonal content wave targeting year-round Halloween enthusiasts.
A short-form Halloween parody video that reimagines the classic Full House sitcom through a horror lens. The clip leans into spooky-season humor and appears to reference popular Halloween retail destinations. At under a minute, it is built for quick, viral entertainment rather than instructional content.
A short-form Halloween parody video that reimagines the classic Masters of the Universe franchise through a horror lens. The content blends pop culture nostalgia with spooky season humor in a bite-sized format. References to major Halloween retail destinations like Spirit Halloween, Home Depot, and Michaels suggest a Halloween shopping and decor enthusiasm angle.
A short-form Halloween parody reimagining the classic 1987 vampire film The Lost Boys as a Saturday morning cartoon. The one-minute clip leans into humor and nostalgia, blending horror iconography with animated cartoon aesthetics. It appears to incorporate AI-assisted visuals and is squarely aimed at Halloween enthusiasts and horror pop-culture fans gearing up for the 2026 season.
A short-form Halloween parody video that reimagines the classic sitcom That 70s Show through a horror lens. The clip blends pop-culture nostalgia with spooky-season humor in under a minute. It appears to incorporate AI elements and carries a lighthearted promotional tie-in to major Halloween retailers.
This episode of TransWorld LIVE focuses on how emerging technology is transforming the haunted attraction industry. Guest Heather Doggett from Scream Score joins to discuss innovations impacting the haunt world, followed by a New Exhibitor Spotlight featuring Chris Thatcher and Aaron Loo of Nextfriend.ai. The conversation highlights cutting-edge tools and platforms that haunt operators and producers may want to watch. It's a forward-looking industry discussion aimed at professionals keeping pace with rapid change.
