Video Tag
Every video tagged “HauntTober” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
39 videos
The host reviews Brach's Turkey Dinner candy corn, a novelty seasonal product that blends Thanksgiving flavors into the classic Halloween candy format. The video is part of the creator's HauntTober content series, sitting at the lighthearted, snack-focused edge of Halloween culture. While not a prop build or haunt walkthrough, it fits the broader Halloween enthusiast lifestyle that the channel serves.
Haunt Former takes a deep dive into the SAW franchise in this podcast-style 'OverReview,' blending an overview of the series with critical commentary. The discussion covers the full span of the SAW canon, exploring its signature traps, gore, and moral dilemmas that have kept audiences hooked across multiple films. It's a conversational, Halloween-season-appropriate look at one of horror's most complex and enduring franchises.
This video unboxes and reviews Halloween and horror-themed candles from Misfire and Dread, an Etsy shop specializing in spooky scented candles. The host explores whether these candles can bring an authentic Halloween atmosphere through scent, complementing the visual and tactile elements of the season. It's a lighthearted sensory review aimed at Halloween enthusiasts looking to fully immerse their space in holiday ambiance.
Beholder of the Eye is an independently produced Halloween short horror film from the Haunt Former channel, running approximately eight minutes. The story follows a blind psychic living in a troubled neighborhood who is approached by a mysterious man offering him the gift of sight — with presumably sinister consequences. The production draws on licensed atmospheric music and stock footage to build its horror tone, and was released as part of the creator's annual HauntTober series.
This is a narrated reading of the well-known creepypasta 'Normal Porn for Normal People' by Cosbydaf, presented by the Haunt Former channel. The story follows the unsettling escalation of what initially appears to be a mundane spam chain letter into deeply disturbing territory. The creator has self-rated the video 18+ due to the mature and disturbing nature of the source material. Atmospheric background music and stock footage accompany the narration.
Haunt Former delivers a narrated reading of the creepypasta story 'Stone Villages' by VanishingCircus, a mysterious tale told through the accounts of those who somehow survived visiting strange, enigmatic stone villages. The presentation pairs the reading with atmospheric music and stock video footage to heighten the eerie mood. At around 13 minutes, it serves as a short but immersive horror story experience suited to the Halloween season.
This short episode is part of an ongoing build series documenting the creation of 'The End' haunted house for Halloween 2018. The focus of this installment is painting work, specifically applying paint treatments to insect props and containment bins to sell a creepy, infestation-themed set environment. As part of the HauntTober 2018 series, it captures the behind-the-scenes progress of a dedicated home haunter in the final push before Halloween.
Haunt Former delivers a Halloween night compilation of nine narrated horror and creepypasta stories, blending well-known online tales with original works written by the channel's creator. The presentation is backed by atmospheric music from multiple composers and stock video footage to heighten the dread. Stories range from unsettling urban legends like The Backrooms and 7 Gates of Hell to original pieces exclusive to the channel. It makes for a sit-back, lights-off listening experience perfectly timed for October 31st.
A horror film review of John Carpenter's 1983 adaptation of Stephen King's Christine, centered on a bullied teenager who becomes dangerously obsessed with a seemingly sentient vintage automobile. The reviewer covers the film's core themes of possession, obsession, and supernatural menace. This appears to be part of the channel's HauntTober seasonal review series.
This short video announces a closed 2020 Halloween flash horror story writing contest hosted by the Haunt Former channel. Viewers were invited to submit original horror stories of 400 words or fewer via email before an October 28th deadline for a chance to be featured on the channel. The contest was tied to the channel's seasonal HauntTober programming and broader Halloween community engagement efforts.
This video is a Halloween-season review of Sam Raimi's 1981 horror classic The Evil Dead, covering the film's iconic cabin-in-the-woods setting, its supernatural premise involving the Necronomicon, and its place in horror history. The reviewer approaches the film through a Halloween-enthusiast lens, making it part of a broader seasonal content series tagged #HauntTober. At roughly seven minutes, it offers a concise take suited for horror fans looking for a quick recommendation or retrospective. The channel, Haunt Former, is primarily Halloween-focused and also produces prop builds, haunt walkthroughs, and unboxings.
This video is a review of David Lynch's 1977 surrealist horror film Eraserhead, covering its unsettling premise of a man forced to care for a disturbing, alien-like infant in a bleak industrial setting. The reviewer examines what makes the film a landmark of cult horror cinema and why it remains deeply creepy decades after its release. It appears to be part of the channel's HauntTober series of Halloween-season film reviews.
Haunt Former narrates three short horror stories drawn from Reddit and creepypasta sources, curated as seasonal October listening. The lineup includes 'Please Don't Fear the Reaper,' 'Humans Can Fly,' and 'The Greatest Honor,' each delivering a distinct sinister tone. Atmospheric background music from multiple composers underscores the narration throughout the roughly fifteen-minute runtime.
This short video is a promotional channel trailer for Haunt Former's HauntTober 2024 event, inviting viewers to tune in throughout October for Halloween and horror content. The clip plays on the iconic Ghostbusters catchphrase to brand Haunt Former as the go-to destination for all things haunted during the season. At just two minutes, it serves as an enthusiastic call-to-action for fans of Halloween, horror, and haunt culture to subscribe and follow along.
This short one-minute video serves as a promotional trailer for Strange Spectrum, a paranormal-themed channel or series created in collaboration with the Haunt Former community. It teases a joint project exploring paranormal subject matter, pointing viewers to the Strange Spectrum YouTube channel. The clip functions primarily as a cross-promotion piece rather than a standalone tutorial or build video.
