Mall1031 Halloween STORE TOUR (Tons of New & Old Props!)
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What this video covers
A walkthrough tour of a mall Halloween store showcasing a mix of new and returning props from major brands including Spirit Halloween, Gemmy, Morris Costumes, and Distortions Unlimited. The video highlights notable items such as clown props, large skeleton figures, and what appear to be prototype pieces. It serves as an early look at the 2022 Halloween retail season's prop offerings.
Key takeaways
- ◆Features props and costumes from multiple well-known Halloween brands
- ◆Includes a mix of new 2022 releases alongside returning fan-favorite props
- ◆Showcases what may be prototype or unreleased items spotted on the floor
- ◆Covers a wide range of themes including clowns, slashers, and Nightmare Before Christmas
Who this is for
Halloween prop collectors and shoppers wanting a preview of what's hitting retail stores for the 2022 season.
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