Jason Voorhees Horror Art at Walmart #horrorshorts #walmart #jason
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What this video covers
A short showcase of newly spotted horror collectibles at Walmart, highlighting pieces from Bloody Disgusting and Trick or Treat Studios as part of a dedicated in-store Horror Collection series. The video focuses on Jason Voorhees themed items available for the 2024 Halloween season. It serves as a quick retail find alert for horror fans and collectors on the lookout for shelf finds.
Key takeaways
- ◆Walmart is carrying a curated Horror Collection series for 2024
- ◆Featured brands include Bloody Disgusting and Trick or Treat Studios
- ◆Jason Voorhees and Friday the 13th are among the highlighted licenses
- ◆Great tip for horror collectors doing in-store shopping runs
Who this is for
Horror movie fans and collectible hunters who want to know what licensed Halloween merchandise is hitting Walmart shelves in 2024.
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