Video Tag
Every video tagged “slasher games” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
47 videos
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers the announcement that the servers for Friday the 13th: The Game are officially shutting down. The channel delivers the news in a brief, commentary-style format aimed at fans of the slasher-themed multiplayer game. While tangentially connected to Halloween culture through its horror and slasher themes, this is a gaming news piece rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or DIY topic.
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 Slash 'N Cast examines what went wrong with Last Year: The Nightmare, a multiplayer slasher-themed video game. The hosts discuss the game's troubled development and trajectory, likely drawing comparisons to similar titles like Friday the 13th: The Game and Dead by Daylight. Running about 21 minutes, it takes a retrospective, news-commentary approach rather than gameplay coverage alone.
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 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.
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 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.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast breaks down comments made by Gun Interactive's Matt Shotcha regarding the end of new content for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Game and what that means for its player community. The hosts analyze the studio's creative reasoning, the challenges around DLC and licensed content, and hints dropped about Gun's next project. Particular attention is given to Gun's involvement with an upcoming Halloween-themed game, which Shotcha suggests will be a strong entry.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast channel dives into the long-awaited explanation behind why content was cancelled for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, with the full story reportedly emerging roughly nine months after the cancellations occurred. The hosts break down what was finally revealed and what it means for the game's future. The video sits squarely in horror gaming commentary territory rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt design.
Slash 'N Cast reacts to the newly revealed trailer for Halloween: The Game, which debuted at the PC Gaming Show. The hosts express disappointment that the trailer failed to meet fan expectations. The video falls within the horror gaming commentary and news space rather than Halloween prop-making or haunting content.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live-stream first-impressions session of Halloween: The Game, sharing initial reactions and taking questions from the community. The stream runs approximately 70 minutes and blends gameplay commentary with fan interaction. This is a community-oriented horror-gaming event rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or DIY tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast covers a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming Halloween video game, highlighted by an interview with Nick Castle, the original actor behind Michael Myers. The episode also digs into behind-the-scenes photos from the production and raises questions about the involvement of Kane Hodder. This is a horror gaming news segment rather than a hands-on Halloween haunt or prop-building tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast hosts a live-stream reaction to the announcement trailer for a Halloween-themed video game, joined by their community in real time. The session also covers related horror gaming and entertainment news, including trailers for Fear the Reaper and Paranormal Activity: A New Story Live on Stage. It is a fan-focused, conversational broadcast aimed at horror and slasher-game enthusiasts rather than a Halloween prop or haunt tutorial.
This is a long-form live stream from the Slash 'N Cast channel featuring a gameplay review of a Halloween-themed horror video game alongside a live Q&A session with the audience. The broadcast runs nearly four hours and appears to cover slasher-franchise gaming content in a community-focused format. Sponsor shoutouts and community membership plugs are woven throughout the stream. The content is horror-entertainment focused rather than Halloween haunt or prop creation oriented.
Slash 'N Cast breaks down the news of Michael Myers being removed from Dead by Daylight and what that licensing shift could mean for the asymmetrical horror game landscape. The episode explores why the character is departing and how that decision may open the door for the upcoming Halloween: The Game to claim the definitive Michael Myers video game experience. The hosts weigh whether this is a setback for Dead by Daylight or a defining opportunity for the standalone title.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast discusses a tease from Wes Keltner of Gun Media regarding the studio's next game project, with speculation that it could be Halloween-themed. The conversation centers on horror gaming news and the legacy of Friday the 13th: The Game. No Halloween prop-making, decorating, or haunt content is present — the Halloween connection is limited to a possible slasher-franchise video game.
Slash 'N Cast discusses whether an upcoming game called Summer Camp could fill the void left by Friday the 13th: The Game, which was shut down due to legal issues. The hosts compare it to other asymmetrical horror titles like Evil Dead: The Game and Dead by Daylight, weighing whether Summer Camp has what it takes to satisfy fans of the genre. The video appears to be a discussion or podcast-style segment rather than a gameplay walkthrough or tutorial.
This horror news discussion episode breaks down the latest developments surrounding Halloween: The Game, including clarification on Gun Interactive's level of involvement in the project. A major highlight is the confirmation of Kane Hodder's participation, which is analyzed in the context of the broader game's development. The hosts also react to a newly released screenshot and share their final thoughts on what these updates mean for the anticipated title.
This video from Slash 'N Cast covers news and discussion around Halloween: The Game, including reveals of sequel content, a new map, and a physical edition release. The channel focuses on horror gaming news and community discussion for fans of slasher-based video games. The content appears to be a news/reaction style episode rather than a tutorial or hands-on Halloween prop build. This falls outside the core Halloween haunt and DIY content scope of the Halloween Universe library.
This video is a fan-driven discussion from the Slash 'N Cast horror podcast channel exploring potential DLC content for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game. The hosts speculate on which characters and locations from the film franchise would make the most compelling additions to the game. It is framed as an enthusiast wishlist rather than a review or tutorial.
Slash 'N Cast delivers an in-depth, nearly 50-minute honest review of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, the asymmetrical multiplayer horror title. The hosts evaluate the game within the context of the broader asymmetrical horror genre, drawing comparisons to similar titles. The review represents independent opinion, with a disclosed but non-influential contractual relationship between the hosts and a connected game studio.
This short news video covers the launch of pre-orders for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, along with official confirmation of crossplay support across platforms. The host shares the announcement with the horror gaming community and points viewers toward where they can secure their copy. The content is news-focused rather than Halloween DIY or haunt-building in nature.
Slash 'N Cast covers a news reveal surrounding legacy characters featured in an upcoming Halloween-themed video game. The episode discusses which iconic horror figures are confirmed or rumored to appear, drawing comparisons to other asymmetrical horror titles in the genre. The channel delivers the news in its signature horror-media commentary style, targeting fans of both slasher films and horror gaming.
Slash N Cast hosts a live stream discussion about a Halloween-themed video game alongside guest WeezyFMamba. The lengthy broadcast appears to cover gameplay impressions, horror franchise commentary, and community interaction in a casual talk format. As a live stream rather than a tutorial or haunt-focused production, it sits at the periphery of Halloween enthusiast content, connecting more to horror pop culture and gaming fandom.
