Carving PINEAPPLES Over Pumpkins, ZOMBIE Skittles, NEW FNAF Game & MORE... | Haunt INFormer
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What this video covers
This episode of Haunt INFormer is a rapid-fire Halloween news roundup covering trending topics from late summer 2019. Highlights include the viral pineapple jack-o'-lantern carving trend, Zombie-flavored Skittles hitting shelves for Halloween, and a tease for a new Five Nights at Freddy's project. Additional stories touch on theme park Halloween events, horror-themed food and merchandise, and upcoming horror releases across gaming, streaming, and home video.
Key takeaways
- ◆Pineapple carving is emerging as an alternative to traditional pumpkin jack-o'-lanterns
- ◆Zombie Skittles offer a Halloween-themed candy option for the 2019 season
- ◆A new FNAF game was teased by creator Scott Cawthon for a future release
- ◆Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights and Disney Parks Halloween merchandise also get coverage
- ◆The episode aggregates multiple pop-culture and haunt-adjacent news stories into one compact update
Who this is for
Halloween enthusiasts who want a quick, entertaining digest of seasonal news, trends, and pop-culture happenings heading into the 2019 Halloween season.
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