June 2017 Horror Block Unboxing and Review - my last horror block
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What this video covers
The Monster Tutorials channel host opens and reviews the June 2017 Horror Block subscription box, sharing his thoughts on the collectibles and movie titles included. He describes the overall box as a solid offering with a few standout items alongside some lesser-known film inclusions. This marks his final Horror Block unboxing, though he signals plans to continue unboxing other horror and Halloween-related products going forward.
Key takeaways
- ◆June 2017 Horror Block contained a mix of notable collectibles and obscure movie titles
- ◆Host rates the box as a reasonably good month overall
- ◆This episode serves as the channel's farewell to the Horror Block subscription
- ◆Creator plans to continue unboxing other horror and Halloween merchandise in future videos
Who this is for
Horror fans and collectors curious about the value and contents of Horror Block subscription boxes.
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