Loot Fright December 2018 UNBOXING
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
Haunt Former unboxes the December 2018 Loot Fright subscription crate, a monthly horror-themed merchandise box from Loot Crate. The video gives viewers a look at what spooky collectibles and items arrived in that month's shipment. It serves as both a fun reveal and an informal review to help Halloween enthusiasts decide whether the subscription is worth it.
Key takeaways
- ◆Showcases the contents of the December 2018 Loot Fright monthly subscription box
- ◆Loot Fright is a horror-focused offshoot of the Loot Crate subscription service
- ◆Useful for viewers considering subscribing to a Halloween/horror collectibles box
- ◆Provides a real-world look at the value and variety of items included
Who this is for
Halloween and horror fans curious about the Loot Fright subscription box and what it delivers each month.
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