Video Tag
Every video tagged “comedy” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
53 videos
A short, lighthearted clip captured at SeaWorld San Antonio's Howl-O-Scream 2023 featuring a zombie scare actor breaking into song for a young guest. The moment showcases the playful, guest-interactive side of theme park Halloween entertainment. It's a fun glimpse into how scare actors can shift from frightening to charming in an instant.
This appears to be a short comedic skit or parody video with a ghost-hunting theme, likely featuring some kind of pratfall or near-miss moment given the humorous safety disclaimer in the title. The Transworld hashtag suggests a possible connection to the Halloween and haunted attraction industry community. With no source description and zero runtime logged, very little can be confirmed about the actual content.
A short-form comedic clip from HauntScene featuring what appears to be a Halloween scare or haunt-related mishap. The 'rough day' framing suggests a funny reaction or fail moment in a haunted setting. With no source description or runtime to draw from, specific details remain unclear.
A short, reaction-focused clip from Slash 'N Cast capturing the comedic side of door slam scares in a haunt setting. The title and channel context suggest guests or cast members are caught off guard by repeated door slam gags, resulting in humorous moments. At just one minute, it appears to be a lighthearted highlight reel rather than an instructional piece.
A short-form comedy skit featuring someone dressed as Michael Myers riding a Segway Ninebot Electric Go-Kart Pro through a neighborhood as a humorous take on 'what Michael Myers does while waiting for Halloween.' The video leans into parody rather than horror, pairing an iconic slasher costume with an unexpected modern vehicle. It is part of a broader series of Halloween-themed content from the SpookYouLaterz channel.
A short-form comedy skit featuring someone in an Art the Clown costume from the Terrifier franchise at what appears to be a Halloween event or convention. The clip plays the iconic horror character for laughs in a relatable everyday scenario. It appears to be a candid or staged moment captured at a San Antonio Halloween event.
This sponsored entertainment video follows a group of creators playing horror-themed virtual reality content using VRidge, a software product from Riftcat that enables Android phones to run HTC Vive and Oculus Rift experiences. The video is framed as a comedic "funny moments" style piece rather than a tutorial or haunt build. A giveaway for five copies of VRidge is promoted alongside the content.
A quick Halloween-themed comedic short placing a zombie hillbilly character in an Amish Paradise setting, riffing on the classic Weird Al Yankovic parody song. The clip blends VFX-assisted puppet attack effects with Halloween humor for a short-form social media audience. It leans more into entertainment and parody than instructional content.
A short comedic clip from the Slash 'N Cast channel, seemingly riffing on the horror game or experience concept 'Don't Scream Together' with a humorous twist. At just one minute, the video appears to be a lighthearted, laugh-focused take rather than a serious Halloween tutorial or walkthrough. Without a source description, specific details about the content remain unclear.
This short film by Mike Mazza is the winning entry from CFX's customer short film contest, in which participants were asked to create a brief film featuring CFX silicone masks. The video parodies the wholesome aesthetic of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, replacing the iconic host with a Skeletor character brought to life via a CFX mask. It blends horror costume craft with comedic storytelling in a playful quarantine-era setting. The contest rewarded community creativity and showcased what customers can achieve with high-end silicone masks.
A short comedic clip filmed at Monster-Con in San Antonio, featuring a Spirit Halloween ZomBaby prop or costumed character playfully taking over the creator's car. The video leans into humorous zombie-baby antics rather than any instructional content. It appears to be a fun, event-atmosphere moment shared as a Halloween short.
A short-form comedy horror clip centered on the humorous premise of consuming too many energy drinks and experiencing a chaotic sugar rush. The video appears to incorporate a creepy doll element alongside the energy and speed theme. With a runtime listed at zero minutes, this is almost certainly a brief social-media-style short. The content has minimal direct connection to Halloween production, prop building, or haunted attraction topics.
Captured during San Antonio's 2021 Zombie Walk, this video features a live street performance by breakdancer and comedian Here To Stay SA in downtown San Antonio. The performer blends high-energy breakdancing with sharp comedic timing, holding his own even while being heckled by bystanders. The filmmaker shares genuine enthusiasm for the performer's talent and professionalism, framing it as an unexpected Halloween bonus during the annual zombie walk event.
A short-form comedy video filmed inside a Cracker Barrel store during its 2024 Halloween season, featuring what appears to be a reaper-themed Halloween animatronic or prop humorously framed as the store's head of security. The creator plays up the bit with lighthearted holiday energy. At under a minute, it functions more as a fun seasonal snapshot than a detailed product review or walkthrough.
This appears to be a short-form humorous Halloween costume video, likely a quick clip showcasing a funny or creative costume choice. With no description and zero runtime logged, content details are extremely limited. The hashtags suggest it is aimed at viral social media audiences rather than serving as an instructional tutorial.
A lighthearted, comedic video in which the Halloween Happy host asks Apple's Siri various Halloween-related questions, with entertaining — and apparently disappointing — results. The video is personality-driven lifestyle content rather than a tutorial or build project. It serves as a fun, casual watch for Halloween enthusiasts who enjoy community-focused Halloween channels. The creator's warm, enthusiastic tone is central to the appeal.
A short comedic Halloween clip featuring someone dressed as Michael Myers in a playful math-themed skit. The video leans into horror-icon humor, presenting the iconic slasher in an everyday classroom scenario for laughs. It appears to be a costume showcase and entertainment short rather than a tutorial or haunt walkthrough.
A short, lighthearted clip from SpookYouLaterz capturing an unexpected kung fu-style encounter spotted in a residential neighborhood. The video leans into comedy, framing the sighting as a quirky neighborhood watch moment. It references the popular Kung Fu Panda franchise and the classic 'Kung Fu Fighting' song for humorous effect.
A short-form comedy clip from SpookYouLaterz riffing on men vs. women morning routines, apparently featuring a scary or haunted doll as part of the joke. Despite being posted on a Halloween-adjacent channel and tagged with haunted-doll and Home Depot Halloween references, the content is primarily comedic lifestyle humor rather than Halloween craft or haunt content. The Halloween connection appears incidental rather than instructional or thematic.
In this lighthearted comedic video, the creator wanders through a HomeGoods store sniffing every fall candle on the shelves — for no particularly serious reason. The video leans heavily into self-aware humor and casual Halloween-season vibes rather than any instructional content. It's a fun, low-stakes piece of entertainment that captures the autumn shopping experience many Halloween enthusiasts will recognize.
A lighthearted Halloween-themed food review centered on limited-edition Halloween Cheetos, presented with a comedic angle alongside guest Jared Closterman of Comedy Bros. The video appears to blend snack criticism with Halloween spirit and humor. It is part of an ongoing 'Frightful Food Review' series on the Haunt Former channel.
This appears to be a short humorous clip from the Horror 365 channel. With no description provided and a duration of zero minutes, there is very little content to evaluate. It likely features some form of horror-themed comedy or a funny moment related to Halloween or horror culture.
This short video showcases two Halloween animatronic props — a grumpy gargoyle and a character named Bobo — displayed together as a comedic pairing. The creator highlights the humorous dynamic between the two figures, suggesting they complement each other in an entertaining way. A price point for one or both props is referenced in the title, giving viewers a sense of the investment involved.
A lighthearted April Fools Day special from the Creative Geekery channel in which the family stumbles through a series of failed prank attempts before landing on a gag involving a violin, water, ice, and open doors. The episode is a one-off departure from the channel's usual filmmaking content, leaning into family comedy and vlog-style storytelling. The result is an entertaining look at how pranks rarely go according to plan.
