The Bride and the Box

“The Bride and the Box 13” is a 16-minute-long fan film of the Haunted Mansion universe. Its director is Aristide Twain and its star is Margaret McAvoy, with Twain providing the voice of costars the Hatbox Ghost and the Ghost Host.

Synopsis
Constance Hatchaway stumbles upon the Hatbox Ghost with his head stuck away from his body, inside his hatbox. She decides to take advantage of the situation to taunt, and hopefully blackmail, him while his headless body stumbles about elsewhere.

Her plans are interrupted by the Ghost Host coming into the Attic, firstly to investigate the matter of Hattie's head (as he has encountered the headless body and rightfully suspects Constance), and secondly to try and convince his sister to quit being so psychotic. A moody Constance denies his accusations and refuses his help.

However, this has provided enough of a distraction that the Hatbox Ghost has regained control of his body and screwed his head back where it belongs. Hattie irrupts into the Attic and attempts to wrestle his now-empty, but still prized Hatbox from the ghost bride. He fails, however, as Constance and box alike end up falling out of the attic window.

The epilogue shows Hattie searching the Mansion's gardens for the Box (unaware, unlike Edgar the Raven, that it is stuck up in the branches of a fir) while Constance, humiliated by her fall, attempts to learn how to fly.

Trivia

 * The first announced Goblin Studios project, The Bride and the Box was, interestingly, released on Aristide Twain's own YouTube channel rather than the Studios's.
 * It was the first Goblin Studios release of 2019 — a significant date, as it is the year of the Haunted Mansion’s 50th anniversary.
 * It is the first wholly standalone Goblin Studios film production, not part of a series, as well as its second full-length fan work (following Dalek Experiment).
 * Unlike its last trailer, The Bride and the Box does not feature the Hatbox Ghost wearing his iconic cape.