Video Tag
Every video tagged “remake” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
12 videos
This video features the Slash 'N Cast crew reacting to and discussing the trailer for the 2019 Child's Play remake. The hosts share their impressions of the reimagined Chucky character and debate what the reboot means for the franchise. At roughly 14 minutes, it functions more as a casual fan discussion than a structured review or tutorial.
This short video features a demo of Spirit Halloween's Gatekeeper animatronic prop, described as a remake of a 2020 release. The creator, Spooky Guy444, showcases the prop's movement and effects as part of their ongoing series of Halloween prop and animatronic demos. The channel is focused on year-round Halloween content including unboxings, reviews, and tier lists.
This video from Slash 'N Cast appears to focus on recreating the iconic Leatherface character from a remake version of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, likely covering costume or makeup elements tied to an 'Execution' look. With no source description or duration data available, specific details about techniques or materials used cannot be confirmed. The channel name suggests a focus on horror character builds, casting, or costume work.
Slash 'N Cast delivers a roughly 13-minute review of the 2019 Child's Play remake, offering the hosts' opinions on the film as horror fans and podcasters. The video is part of the channel's broader horror news and commentary content rather than a Halloween craft, haunt, or tutorial format. While the subject matter touches on a beloved horror franchise relevant to Halloween culture, the content itself is film criticism rather than practical Halloween production guidance.
This short news commentary video from Slash 'N Cast covers the controversy surrounding the Child's Play remake and franchise creator Don Mancini's reported reaction to MGM's handling of the property. The hosts discuss the tensions between the original creator and the studio behind the reboot. At under three minutes, it is a quick take aimed at fans following the Chucky franchise saga.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast covers the announcement that the Final Destination franchise is being revisited, sparking discussion about whether the project will be a sequel or a full remake. The hosts offer their quick take on the news within a roughly three-minute runtime. It is part of their recurring 'News Flash' series focused on horror film updates.
This short video from Haunt Former offers a discussion and commentary on the 2019 Child's Play reboot, exploring the remake in the context of today's trend of revisiting classic horror properties. The creator reflects on what the new take means for fans of the original Chucky franchise. At roughly six minutes, it's a quick, casual take aimed at the horror-enthusiast community rather than a how-to or walkthrough.
This video features the Slash 'N Cast crew reacting to and discussing the 2020 trailer for The Grudge remake. The hosts share their impressions and debate whether the film looks promising or disappointing. It is primarily entertainment commentary rather than a Halloween crafting or haunt-focused production.
This video from Slash 'N Cast discusses the controversial decision to release the 2019 Black Christmas remake with a PG-13 rating, exploring whether that choice is detrimental to the film. The hosts share their reactions and opinions on what the rating means for a slasher horror property. It appears to be a commentary and discussion piece aimed at horror fans concerned about the tonal implications of a softer rating on a classic horror franchise.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast covers speculation around Tony Todd potentially reprising his iconic role in a Candyman remake or reboot. The clip is commentary-style horror news rather than a how-to or haunt-focused video. At just two minutes, it offers a quick take on a trending horror franchise topic rather than any Halloween production guidance.
This video offers a review and analysis of the 2021 Candyman film, exploring its role as both a sequel to the original and a piece of socially conscious horror. The reviewer examines how the story follows a troubled artist drawn into the mythology surrounding Cabrini-Green and the Candyman legend. The video touches on the film's themes of racial injustice and urban legend as social commentary, framed within the tradition of producer Jordan Peele's elevated horror style.
Haunt Former delivers a review of My Bloody Valentine 3D (2009), the 3D remake of the 1981 slasher classic centered on a murderous miner haunting a small mining community. The video examines the film's premise, its connections to the original, and how it holds up as a modern horror experience. At seven minutes, it offers a concise take aimed at horror fans curious about the remake's merits.
