Horror Block Unboxing and Review - February 2017
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What this video covers
This video features an unboxing and review of the February 2017 Horror Block subscription box from Nerdblock, presented by the Monster Tutorials channel. The host opens the monthly horror-themed collectibles package and shares reactions and opinions on the included items. Featured properties appear to include Amityville Horror and Penny Dreadful among the box contents.
Key takeaways
- ◆Covers the February 2017 Horror Block subscription box from Nerdblock
- ◆Includes on-camera unboxing with commentary and review of each item
- ◆Features horror pop-culture collectibles tied to properties such as Amityville Horror and Penny Dreadful
- ◆Companion blog post available on the Monster Tutorials website for additional detail
Who this is for
Horror fans and collectors curious about the value and contents of Nerdblock's Horror Block subscription service.
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