Video Tag
Every video tagged “Netflix” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
19 videos
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay transform a Spirit Halloween mechanical crawling hand animatronic into a screen-accurate 'Thing' from Netflix's Wednesday series. The build walks through disassembly, clay sculpting over the existing mechanism, two-part plaster mold making, latex skin casting, and final painting. A guest expert in mold making and sculpture joined the project and contributed key technical guidance throughout. The result is a fully functional walking animatronic with a realistic latex skin that closely resembles the on-screen character.
HauntScene shares the official teaser promo for Netflix's The Haunting of Bly Manor, the follow-up to The Haunting of Hill House. The teaser draws on Henry James's classic novella The Turn of the Screw, evoking a mood of isolation and dread through sparse, atmospheric text. The channel also notes an alternate audio interpretation of the teaser's narration, adding a layer of fan engagement to the post.
This Netflix-sponsored makeup tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates two characters inspired by The Haunting of Bly Manor. The first look channels Viola, a ghostly Elizabethan-era figure from the series, while the second draws from the show's unsettling doll imagery. Both looks lean into the show's signature blend of beautiful aesthetics and eerie gothic horror, showcasing the creator's editorial and character-driven makeup style.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden sit down to review and discuss Netflix's 2017 adaptation of A Series of Unfortunate Events. The episode is presented in a podcast-style format and covers the duo's impressions of the show. While the series has gothic and horror-adjacent themes, this video is a commentary piece rather than a Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
This short video from the Slash 'N Cast channel covers the Season 2 trailer reveal for The Haunting of Hill House, the Netflix supernatural horror series. The hosts react to and discuss the newly dropped teaser, which is expected to continue the anthology-style storytelling of the show. At roughly three minutes, the video is a quick news-and-reaction piece aimed at fans of the franchise.
This short-form video from Slash 'N Cast rounds up horror movies arriving on major streaming platforms — Netflix, Hulu, Shudder, and Amazon — for the month of September. It serves as a quick news-style guide for horror fans looking to plan their monthly watchlist. The channel is primarily a horror news and podcast outlet rather than a Halloween prop or haunt production channel.
This short-form video appears to be a horror character guessing challenge centered on 'Thing' from the Netflix series Wednesday. At roughly one minute, it likely presents a quick visual or costume-based puzzle for viewers to identify the iconic disembodied hand character. It falls within the pop-culture trivia or fan-engagement style of content common to horror-themed channels.
The creator unboxes a promotional package sent by Netflix to celebrate the 2020 release of Hubie Halloween, the Adam Sandler Halloween comedy. The video offers a lighthearted, fan-focused look at the PR items included in the package. The channel is based in Salem, Massachusetts and focuses on year-round Halloween content, making this a natural fit for its audience.
This video features the Slash 'N Cast crew reacting to the Stranger Things Season 4 teaser trailer. It falls within the broader horror entertainment and fandom commentary space rather than Halloween DIY, haunting, or prop content. The channel focuses on horror news, discussion, and community engagement. The video has minimal relevance to Halloween production, decorating, or haunt-related topics.
This short-form clip from the Haunted Attraction Network covers news about an upcoming Stranger Things stage play set to premiere in London in late 2023. The segment appears to be a brief industry news update highlighting the expansion of the popular Netflix franchise into live theatrical entertainment. Given the zero-duration runtime and lack of a source description, content details are minimal.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers upcoming horror movie releases arriving on Netflix, Hulu, and Shudder during October. It serves as a quick guide for horror fans looking to plan their streaming watchlist for the Halloween season. The content is news and commentary rather than a how-to or build tutorial.
This video follows a fan visit to a Stranger Things Season 3 promotional event held at Coney Island, styled to evoke the fun fair setting featured in the show. The group rides the iconic Wonder Wheel, explores the 80s-inspired fairground atmosphere, and picks up themed merchandise. The vlog captures the excitement and emotion of fans celebrating the season premiere in a fitting real-world setting.
This short news clip from the Slash 'N Cast horror podcast channel covers the confirmation of Stranger Things Season 5 by the Duffer Brothers. At just two minutes long, it appears to be a quick news update or reaction segment rather than a deep-dive analysis. The content is tangentially Halloween-relevant given the show's strong horror and supernatural themes.
This short review from the Haunt Former channel examines The Cloverfield Paradox, the 2018 Netflix installment in the Cloverfield franchise, and weighs it against its predecessors. The host offers a moderately positive take, acknowledging the film may have been underrated or poorly received while arguing it delivers more than expected. At around six minutes, the review is a quick, opinionated overview rather than a deep analytical breakdown.
This highlight reel from Haunted Attraction Network showcases the Stranger Things 4 haunted maze at Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood 2023. Guests are plunged into the world of Hawkins, Indiana, coming face to face with the season's central villain, Vecna. The video offers a quick but atmospheric glimpse at how Universal translated the Netflix series into a live walk-through experience.
This short clip from the Haunted Attraction Network captures a visit to the Stranger Things Experience in Atlanta, offering a quick glimpse into the immersive, Netflix-branded event. The tongue-in-cheek title suggests the experience delivers genuine scares and intense atmosphere. At just one minute, it serves more as an enthusiastic teaser or reaction piece than a full walkthrough.
This video from Haunted Attraction Network covers the Stranger Things 4 haunted house at Halloween Horror Nights 2023 (HHN 32) at Universal Orlando Resort. The maze transports guests through iconic Season 4 locations, including the eerie Upside Down and Vecna's blood-red Mind Lair. Creatures such as demobats and Vecna himself appear throughout the experience in a narrative race to escape his curse.
HauntScene reacts to Universal Orlando's official announcement of a Haunting of Hill House haunted maze coming to Halloween Horror Nights 30. The video covers details from the press release, highlighting iconic locations and characters from the beloved Netflix series that will be recreated in the attraction. Fans of the show can expect encounters with signature characters including the Bent-Neck Lady, the Tall Man, and the Ghost in the Basement across themed rooms like the Red Room and the Hall of Statues.
This short-form video from HauntScene counts down ten facts and historical highlights about Wednesday Addams, one of horror pop culture's most iconic characters. It traces the character's origins back to Charles Addams' New Yorker cartoons, which launched in 1938, and touches on the various adaptations that followed across television, film, and stage. At just two minutes, it serves as a quick, entertaining primer on the Addams Family legacy for fans and Halloween enthusiasts alike.
