Video Tag
Every video tagged “fan film” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
67 videos
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast features a review and discussion of Rose Blood, a 2021 Friday the 13th fan film produced by RJL Productions. The hosts break down the film and share their thoughts on its place within fan-made slasher content. At roughly 53 minutes, it functions as an in-depth conversation for dedicated horror enthusiasts rather than a how-to or walkthrough video.
This is a livestreamed Q&A session hosted by Slash 'N Cast centered on their Friday the 13th fan film project, 'The Fall of Camp Blood,' with an active Kickstarter campaign nearing its deadline. The episode appears to serve as both a community engagement session and a promotional push for the crowdfunding effort. Viewers are encouraged to support the channel through various means including Patreon, sponsorship, and donations.
The Slash 'N Cast crew reacts to Chapter 1 of a Camp Crystal Lake fan film, drawing comparisons to both Friday the 13th and Sleepaway Camp. The hosts offer commentary and opinions on the production as horror enthusiasts. This is a reaction and discussion video rather than a how-to or walkthrough.
This short horror film from the Haunt Former channel depicts an alien race of worm-like creatures arriving on Earth and the disturbing secret a human uncovers about their parasitic agenda. Credited as a collaborative production, the film was primarily crafted by filmmaker Austin Spicer. It draws on creature-feature and body-horror traditions with an indie aesthetic, blending original footage with edited stock video and licensed music.
A short behind-the-scenes and blooper reel tied to a Halloween-themed fan film production by Slash 'N Cast. The clip offers a candid, lighthearted look at the outtakes and off-camera moments from what appears to be an indie horror short. At just three minutes, it serves as a companion piece to the group's main Halloween episode. The content leans more toward entertainment and community sharing than instructional value.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers the release date announcement and trailer reveal for 'Never Hike in the Snow,' a fan film set in the Friday the 13th universe. The channel presents horror news and community updates for fans of the franchise. At roughly four minutes, it functions primarily as a news segment rather than a tutorial or build video.
This live interview and discussion panel from Slash 'N Cast brings together multiple creators behind independent Jason Voorhees-inspired film projects, including Rose Blood, The Fall of Camp Blood, Jason Rising, and Voorhees. Each guest represents a different fan or indie production carrying on the Friday the 13th legacy. The conversation explores the landscape of unofficial Jason-centered filmmaking and the passion driving these projects forward. A crowdfunding campaign for one of the featured films, Rose Blood, was active at the time of the stream.
This video features the Slash 'N Cast crew reacting to the teaser for 13 Fanboy, a Friday the 13th-themed fan film with notable franchise connections. The hosts share their enthusiasm and commentary on the footage while highlighting the film's crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo. It sits squarely in horror fan culture rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt design territory.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast serves as a promotional countdown announcement, teasing seven days remaining until an upcoming horror-related event or release. The content centers around the channel's Friday the 13th fan film project, 'The Fall of Camp Blood,' which was seeking funding via Kickstarter. It functions primarily as a community engagement and awareness piece rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. Channel social links and sponsorship opportunities are highlighted throughout.
This video is a spoiler review from the Slash 'N Cast channel covering 'Never Hike in the Snow,' a fan film set in the Friday the 13th universe produced by Womp Stomp Films. The hosts break down the short film's story, highlights, and connections to Friday the 13th lore. At roughly six minutes, it serves as a quick but opinionated take aimed at fans already familiar with the source material.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast, the horror-focused podcast/video series from RJL Productions, centers on the upcoming release of 'Death House,' generating buzz ahead of its launch. Hosts Riley Lorden and Nic Christian discuss the film and related horror community news in their signature conversational format. The episode also touches on community events and other horror media, including a documentary featuring Robert Englund. The content skews toward horror entertainment discussion rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt production.
Slash 'N Cast hosted a nearly six-hour virtual Halloween convention streamed live in 2022, featuring a packed schedule of horror-themed programming across a single night. Events included a fan film screening, short film reactions, a panel on the history of slasher cinema, and a live watch-along of Friday the 13th Vengeance 2: Bloodlines with members of its cast and crew. The night wrapped with a full review and breakdown of Scream (2022). The event brought together multiple horror-focused creators and podcasts for a collaborative community celebration.
This short video is a fan-made horror piece inspired by the Five Nights at Freddy's universe, exploring the dark lore surrounding Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. It appears to be part of a larger series examining FNAF storylines, including theories and prequel content related to the game's fictional murders and the infamous Bite of '87. The creator leans into the creepypasta aesthetic of the source material to deliver an atmospheric, lore-driven experience. It sits more in the fan-film and horror storytelling space than traditional Halloween haunt content.
A SpookYouLaterz vlog captures an unexpected and fun encounter with an Art the Clown cosplayer at Reaper's Collections, a Halloween specialty store inside Rolling Oaks Mall in San Antonio, TX. The cosplayer was on-site filming scenes for an independent horror short fan film produced by Werewolf Films. The video doubles as an enthusiastic showcase of the store itself and a shout-out to the local Halloween community. Viewers are pointed toward the finished fan film on YouTube for the full Art the Clown experience.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused talk show hosted by Riley Lorden, Nic Christian, and Ethan Spickler from RJL Productions. This episode covers the Mandela Effect within a CSI context, inviting viewer feedback on whether the series should continue. The channel also promotes a companion podcast, a Friday the 13th fan film, and various community links.
DIG is a short horror film created by Riley Lorden for a two-minute film competition, featuring performances by Ethan Spickler and Griffin Thatcher. The piece represents the indie horror filmmaking side of the Halloween and scare-entertainment community. As a complete narrative package — directed, written, shot, and edited by a single creator — it showcases what small teams can produce on a tight format constraint.
'Welcome Home' is the season two finale of Slash 'N Cast's indie horror series, a short film running approximately seven minutes. The production features a small cast and crew, original visual effects supervised by Ethan Spickler, and a score by composer Joseph Bishara. The story draws on supernatural and ghost themes, with the team recommending headphones and HD playback for the best experience. Companion behind-the-scenes and commentary videos are available separately.
This is a short horror fan film episode exploring the theme of death and the afterlife with a dark, supernatural twist. Part one of season two's fourth episode, it appears to be a brief narrative piece rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. The Slash 'N Cast channel uses Halloween props and production elements to craft original scary short-form content.
This short behind-the-scenes video offers a peek at the making of 'Welcome Home,' a horror fan film produced by Slash 'N Cast and RJL Productions. The footage was shot by Rachel Book and accompanies the original episode available separately. At just four minutes, it provides a brief glimpse into the production side of indie horror filmmaking, including props and on-set atmosphere.
