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Every video tagged “horror news” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
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This video from Slash 'N Cast covers the latest news and updates surrounding The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, discussing the possibility of a 2022 release window. The host breaks down available information and community buzz about the upcoming asymmetrical horror title. It appears to be a news and speculation segment rather than a hands-on preview or tutorial.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast explores rumors and speculation surrounding Gun Media — the studio behind Friday the 13th: The Game — potentially developing a Halloween-themed video game. The hosts discuss the possibility in the context of the renewed mainstream interest in the Halloween franchise around 2018-2019. The video is opinion and rumor-driven rather than a confirmed announcement.
This video from the Slash 'N Cast channel covers news surrounding the apparent end of content for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game. Running approximately 26 minutes, it appears to be a horror-gaming news and commentary piece aimed at fans of the title and the broader horror gaming community. The channel covers horror game news, podcasts, and community discussion, with affiliate partnerships and a membership program supporting ongoing production.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast features an exclusive interview with Tom McLoughlin, director of Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives, discussing the future of the franchise. The conversation centers on speculation and reported insider details about where a potential next Friday the 13th sequel could be headed, including the intriguing suggestion of a 1999 period setting. Running just over half an hour, it offers horror fans a deep dive into franchise history alongside forward-looking sequel talk.
Slash 'N Cast breaks down the newly released singleplayer trailer for an upcoming Halloween-themed video game, offering detailed commentary and analysis for horror gaming fans. The video covers trailer highlights, notable details, and pre-order information. At roughly 24 minutes, it functions as an enthusiast deep-dive into the game's reveal rather than a haunt, prop, or decoration tutorial.
This video from Slash 'N Cast explores the real story behind why longtime Jason Voorhees portrayer Kane Hodder was not cast in the 2003 crossover film Freddy vs. Jason. The channel presents its take on the behind-the-scenes circumstances and decisions that led to a different actor filling the iconic hockey mask. It is a horror-news and discussion style video rather than a tutorial or hands-on Halloween build.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast reacts to the news that developer Sumo Nottingham is departing from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, raising questions about the title's future. The hosts discuss what this studio exit could mean for ongoing support, updates, and the longevity of the game. The conversation sits within the broader context of licensed horror games struggling to maintain active development teams.
Slash 'N Cast delivers a brief news update on Killer Klowns From Outer Space: The Game, noting that fresh information about the title has finally surfaced after a period of silence. The video is a short, commentary-style news segment rather than a gameplay walkthrough or tutorial. Hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden have a disclosed contractual relationship with Boss Team Games, though their commentary remains editorially independent.
This short news segment covers NECA's announcement of a Part 7 Jason Voorhees action figure, apparently connected to developments surrounding the long-running Friday the 13th licensing lawsuit. The host breaks down what the announcement means for horror collectors and fans of the franchise. At under three minutes, it is a quick update rather than a deep-dive review or build tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused talk show covering the latest news across multiple horror properties in this episode. The hosts discuss Friday the 13th: The Game, recasting developments in Jeepers Creepers 3, and a reboot of the Scream TV series. The episode is part of a regular weekly podcast-style format aimed at horror enthusiasts.
This is a live discussion video from the Slash 'N Cast channel covering the resolution of a major lawsuit surrounding the Friday the 13th franchise and what it means for the property going forward. The hosts and community talk through the implications of the legal outcome for future games, films, or other media tied to the Jason Voorhees IP. While horror-adjacent, this is a news and commentary segment rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or costume tutorial.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast features an exclusive interview with Larry Zerner, an attorney and former actor connected to the Friday the 13th franchise, discussing the real story behind the ongoing F13 copyright lawsuit. Zerner clarifies common misconceptions the horror community has had about the legal dispute and explains the rights issues that have stalled projects like a new Friday the 13th film and video game updates. The conversation aims to give fans an informed, measured perspective rather than an emotionally reactive one.
Slash 'N Cast sits down with Illfonic for an exclusive interview about their upcoming Halloween-themed video game. The conversation likely covers gameplay mechanics, the Michael Myers license, and what fans of slasher gaming can expect. Illfonic is known for asymmetrical horror titles, and this discussion positions the Halloween IP within that genre space.
This short news discussion reacts to reports that GUN Interactive and Illfonic — the publisher and developer behind the original Friday the 13th: The Game — have been confirmed to be working together again, fueling speculation about a potential sequel or revival. The host draws on a Flickering Myth interview as the basis for the conversation and expresses cautious excitement about the possibility. At roughly five minutes, the video is a quick community-focused news bite rather than a deep-dive analysis.
This video covers an upcoming patch update for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre asymmetrical horror video game, breaking down all incoming changes and balance adjustments. The host shares personal opinions on the update, highlighting excitement for most changes while flagging concerns that certain adjustments may frustrate players who favor the Victim role. The coverage is based on official patch notes published by the game's developers.
This video from Slash 'N Cast covers news and speculation around a potential Halloween-themed video game reportedly being developed by Gun Media and Illfonic, the studio duo behind Friday the 13th: The Game. The host discusses what such a title could look like given the developers' track record with asymmetrical multiplayer horror games. The segment draws comparisons to other licensed slasher games in the genre, including Evil Dead: The Game.
Slash 'N Cast breaks down the first reveal of survivor characters coming to Halloween: The Game, the upcoming asymmetrical horror title set in the Halloween universe. The video gives fans an early look at who will be standing against Michael Myers in the game's player roster. This is a news and reaction-style discussion aimed at horror gaming enthusiasts eager to follow the game's development.
Slash 'N Cast reacts to and discusses a community check-in livestream from Gun Interactive regarding the state of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, delivering news that apparently disappointed the fanbase. The episode is podcast-style commentary covering the latest development updates and what they mean for players. The content sits firmly in horror gaming news rather than Halloween haunt or prop-making territory.
This video covers a newly released DLC trailer for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, breaking down the upcoming content arriving on November 28th. The hosts highlight the introduction of two new characters, Danny and Nancy, as well as a brand-new map joining the game. The coverage is presented in a news and reaction format typical of the Slash 'N Cast horror gaming channel.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast breaks down the Jason Universe panel from San Diego Comic-Con, covering announcements related to a new Friday the 13th game and movie. The hosts walk through key panel moments including a look at a new Jason mask, a trailer for the project titled Sweet Revenge, and a sneak peek at a Crystal Lake-related announcement. Additional topics include a Spirit Halloween mask reveal and fan theories surrounding the franchise's future.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast covers newly revealed singleplayer details for the upcoming Halloween: The Game, discussing an ESRB rating reveal and a Game Informer article that together hint at a potentially earlier-than-expected release window. The hosts break down what these developments suggest about the game's content and scope. Final thoughts round out the discussion with community-focused commentary.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused talk show/podcast hosted by Nic Christian and Riley Lorden that covers current horror news and entertainment topics. This episode touches on DLC pricing for the Friday the 13th video game and the announcement of The Conjuring 3, among other horror topics. The show also references Jeepers Creepers 3 news, a Robert Englund makeup documentary, and the hosts' own Friday the 13th fan film. It functions primarily as a casual horror news discussion rather than a Halloween prop or haunt tutorial.
This video from Slash 'N Cast covers ongoing server issues affecting Friday the 13th: The Game, a multiplayer horror title based on the iconic slasher franchise. The hosts discuss what players are experiencing and attempt to explain what may be behind the connectivity problems. At roughly six minutes, it functions as a quick news and commentary segment aimed at the game's player community.
This video covers the final-ever patch notes released for Friday the 13th: The Game, marking the end of active development for the title. The host from Slash 'N Cast breaks down what the last update includes and what it means for the game's future. It serves as a notable moment for the horror gaming community, signaling the close of an era for one of the most recognizable slasher-themed multiplayer games.
