KRAMPUS 'Trick or Treat Studios' Costume 2017?!
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
This short video from Haunt Former speculates on whether Trick or Treat Studios will release a full Krampus costume to pair with their existing Krampus mask. At under two minutes, it reads as a teaser or discussion piece rather than a hands-on review. The channel has a strong haunted house and prop focus, lending credibility to its coverage of licensed Halloween merchandise.
Key takeaways
- ◆Explores the possibility of a Trick or Treat Studios Krampus full costume release
- ◆Focuses on Trick or Treat Studios as the featured brand
- ◆Complements an already-available Krampus mask from the same manufacturer
- ◆Very brief runtime suggests a teaser or speculation video rather than a full review
Who this is for
Halloween and horror collectors curious about licensed Krampus costume products from Trick or Treat Studios.
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