Video Tag
Every video tagged “fan community” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
10 videos
This video walks viewers through finding a secret ending or easter egg hidden within the Virtual Cabin mode of Friday the 13th: The Game. The creator guides the audience step by step toward unlocking the hidden content. It is presented as a fan-community tutorial tied to the broader F13 Army following surrounding the game's release era.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused talk show or podcast-style series, and this episode centers on discussion around the release date announcement for Friday the 13th: The Game. Hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden cover news and commentary relevant to fans of the Friday the 13th franchise and its gaming adaptation. The channel also produces fan films and a companion podcast called Crippling Commentaries. This content sits at the intersection of horror fandom and gaming news rather than Halloween production or haunting craft.
Creative Geekery covers Ghostbusters Day 2025 in Manhattan, riding in the iconic Ecto-1 to the real-life Ghostbusters Firehouse for a rain-soaked fan celebration. The video features candid interviews with cast members Carrie Coon, Mckenna Grace, and director Jason Reitman, alongside fans, artists, and extras who appeared in the films. Hasbro's new product reveals — including an Ecto-1A prototype and a USB-powered Proton Pack — are highlighted, as is the launch of the Ghostbusters Giveback charitable program. It's an enthusiastic, on-the-ground recap of the full event experience.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a round of Scream movie trivia in this episode of their Table Talks series, testing how well fans really know the iconic slasher franchise. The panel-style discussion format makes it feel like a casual hangout for horror enthusiasts. At roughly 28 minutes, it covers material spanning multiple entries in the Scream series.
This short video is part of a weekly community segment from the Slash 'N Cast channel highlighting standout gameplay clips submitted by fans of Friday the 13th: The Game. The format invites viewers to submit their own clips via Twitter or Discord for a chance to be featured. It functions primarily as a community engagement and entertainment piece rather than a Halloween how-to or haunt tutorial.
The Slash 'N Cast Horror Awards is a fan-driven, community-voted awards show celebrating the best in horror media, originally streamed live in January 2019. The event brought together a roster of prominent horror YouTube creators and personalities to co-host and present awards across various categories. Audiences participated in real time through chat-based polling. This replay preserves the full broadcast for ongoing viewing.
A casual live stream hosted from a self-described geeky basement space, centered on fan discussion of Ghostbusters and other pop culture fandoms. The host chats about upcoming channel content and new video projects with their community. At nearly two and a half hours, it reads more as an informal community hangout than a structured tutorial or Halloween-focused production.
On Ghostbusters Day 2025, director Jason Reitman and cast members Carrie Coon and McKenna Grace gathered at the iconic Ghostbusters firehouse to launch 'Ghostbusters Give Back,' a charity initiative uniting fan chapters worldwide. The campaign benefits the Starlight Children's Foundation, with donations funding Ghostbusters-themed hospital gowns for seriously ill children. Sony Pictures is matching donations up to a significant cap, amplifying the community's impact. Fan chapters can register, log activities, and earn exclusive rewards, while individual supporters can also donate directly.
HauntScene Live hosts a conversation featuring the Fear and Beer podcast, a show dedicated to Halloween Horror Nights coverage and fan discussion. The episode shines a spotlight on the creators behind the podcast, exploring their perspective on HHN culture and content creation within the haunt community. Running approximately 80 minutes, it offers an in-depth look at the intersection of theme park fandom and independent media.
HauntScene hosted a short live-streamed fan contest inviting viewers to submit their favorite Halloween Horror Nights selfies for a chance to win a guest spot on an upcoming HHN preview episode. Entries were accepted during a brief window via Facebook and Twitter using dedicated hashtags. The segment is essentially a community engagement announcement rather than an educational or build video.
