Video Tag
Every video tagged “James Wan” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
5 videos
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused talk show and podcast covering the latest news across the genre. This episode reacts to the official Cult of Chucky trailer, touches on Friday the 13th single-player mode updates, and discusses James Wan stepping back from the Conjuring franchise. Hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden offer commentary and opinions on each topic in their signature conversational format.
This episode of the Haunt INFormer news segment covers several breaking horror and haunt-adjacent stories from early 2020, including multiple film delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Highlights include Universal tapping James Wan to produce a new Dracula monster movie, Scream 5 receiving an official greenlight with the directors of Ready or Not attached, and a Puppet Master spin-off focused on the character Blade. The episode also touches on a Shudder free-trial promotion and an upcoming documentary about the last Blockbuster video store.
Haunt Former reviews the 2016 horror film Lights Out, produced by James Wan, in this short R.I.P. Reviews segment. The video covers the film's central premise of a supernatural entity named Diana who can only be held at bay by light. It offers a quick take on whether the movie delivers genuine scares for Halloween horror fans.
This short video features a blind ranking of films directed by James Wan, a prominent figure in modern horror cinema. With no source description provided and a runtime of only one minute, the format appears to be a quick, opinion-based tier or ranking segment. The content is conversational and entertainment-focused rather than instructional or Halloween-craft related.
A 15-minute review of James Wan's 2021 horror film Malignant, exploring how it stands apart from his other work as a deliberate homage to 80s and 90s horror sensibilities. The reviewer covers the film's premise — a woman experiencing paralysis-like visions tied to real murders — and offers spoiler-free analysis before diving into plot details after the halfway mark. The video draws a comparison to cult classic Basket Case as a reference point for the film's unusual tone.
