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Every video tagged “haul video” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
70 videos
A wide-ranging 2019 Halloween décor haul spanning more than a dozen retailers — including Target, Michaels, Dollar Tree, Walmart, HomeGoods, Joann, and Pier 1 — showcasing figurines, faux florals, rugs, mugs, lighting, and more. The creator walks viewers through each item she picked up while Halloween-décor shopping, offering a real-world look at what was available that season. A broad mix of price points is represented, from Dollar Tree finds to specialty pieces from Grandin Road and Bath & Body Works.
A casual Halloween decoration haul video where the creator shares pieces picked up during early-season shopping trips in July and August. The video is presented in a community-friendly haul format, inviting viewers to share their own finds in the comments. It is the first part of a multi-part series covering the creator's 2021 Halloween decor collection. The video is sponsored by Shudder, a horror-focused streaming service.
Jade The Libra embarks on an extensive multi-store Halloween shopping haul in August 2025, hitting major retailers including Lowe's, Target, Ollie's, Menards, HomeGoods, and Ross. The video gives viewers an early look at what Halloween merchandise is hitting shelves ahead of the season, spanning décor, props, and spooky seasonal finds. At roughly 100 minutes, this is a deep-dive haul for dedicated Halloween enthusiasts eager to scout the best picks before items sell out.
In this sponsored haul, the creator showcases a curated selection of Spirit Halloween home décor items for the 2020 season. The lineup leans heavily into Beetlejuice and Hocus Pocus licensing alongside gothic and celestial aesthetics, covering everything from wall art and tablecloths to tombstones and a mug. The video functions as a casual walkthrough of each item, giving viewers a real-world look at the products before purchasing. Affiliate links for every featured item are provided in the description.
This is part three of a multi-part Halloween haul series in which the creator showcases Halloween and gothic-themed decor items picked up from TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, and Marshalls. The video has a particular focus on spooky kitchen finds for the 2021 season. It serves as both a shopping inspiration guide and a look at what discount retail chains are stocking for Halloween. The video is sponsored by Shudder, a horror-focused streaming platform.
Jade The Libra takes viewers through her 2024 HomeGoods Halloween haul, showcasing seasonal spooky décor finds from the store. The video has a casual, enthusiastic format with the host sharing her picks and commentary throughout the nearly 40-minute runtime. It's an unsponsored look at what HomeGoods had to offer for Halloween 2024.
Join Jade and her skeleton companion on a holiday decor shopping crawl through popular retail stores including HomeGoods, Bath & Body Works, and Michaels. The video is a casual, vlog-style haul showcasing seasonal and Halloween-themed finds across multiple stores. It's a laid-back watch aimed at fans of spooky décor who enjoy discovering what's currently on shelves. The video is sponsored by Factor meal delivery.
A lifestyle-style haul and announcement video from a Halloween-enthusiast creator who shares spooky news with her community before showcasing a large collection of Halloween-themed clothing items. The haul focuses heavily on baby, toddler, and kids' Halloween apparel sourced from retailers including Old Navy, Walmart, Gymboree, and Children's Place. Items span a wide range of spooky motifs — skeletons, ghosts, pumpkins, bats, and monsters. The video is casual and community-driven rather than instructional.
A fashion haul video showcasing alternative and gothic clothing from Killstar and Boohoo, covering a wide range of items including dresses, leggings, tops, and accessories. The creator tries on and reviews each piece, offering personal sizing notes to help viewers make informed purchasing decisions. The haul leans heavily into witchy and goth aesthetics, featuring items like tarot card leggings, pentagram dresses, and platform shoes.
Jade takes her audience on an early-season shopping trip, hunting for Halloween finds mixed in among spring décor at retail stores. The video captures the thrill of discovering Halloween merchandise before the official season kicks off, a favorite pastime for year-round Halloween enthusiasts. It offers a casual, community-oriented look at what spooky items are quietly appearing on store shelves.
Jade The Libra takes viewers along on a holiday decor haul, showcasing items picked up while out shopping for seasonal decorations. The video is geared toward fans of an alternative, spooky aesthetic who celebrate the holidays with a darker edge. It offers casual inspiration rather than a step-by-step tutorial, functioning more as a shopping showcase and community conversation starter.
A fashion try-on haul showcasing six gothic black dresses from UK retailer Devil Night, all within a budget of under $100. The creator walks through each dress with fit notes, sizing recommendations, and fabric composition to help viewers make informed purchases. Styles range from a chiffon long-sleeve mini to a lace off-the-shoulder midi, covering dressy and punk-inspired aesthetics. A discount code is provided through an affiliate partnership with the brand.
This is a general lifestyle shopping haul video featuring fashion finds from ASOS, bath and body products from LUSH, and beauty and makeup items from Sephora. The creator walks viewers through recent purchases across clothing, skincare, and cosmetics categories. The content has no discernible connection to Halloween, haunting, or horror themes.
A festive vlog-style video blending Valentine's Day and Halloween aesthetics — a trend known as 'Valloween' — as the creator shops for and decorates with spooky heart-themed items. Viewers are invited to follow along in a casual, cozy format while she hunts down seasonal finds and arranges them into a cohesive holiday hybrid display. The video doubles as a light haul showcase, with several of the featured products linked for easy shopping.
Jade takes viewers along on a post-Halloween clearance shopping trip in 2024, hunting for discounted spooky finds after the holiday. The haul looked a bit different from previous years, but she still managed to score some notable deals. The video has a casual, community-focused vibe aimed at fellow Halloween enthusiasts looking to stock up for next season on a budget.
This is a spring 2015 lifestyle haul video from beauty and fashion YouTuber Jade The Libra, showcasing a mix of makeup, skincare, and clothing purchases from retailers including Sephora, Ulta, Dolls Kill, and Sheinside. Makeup highlights include multiple Kat Von D products, NYX and CoverGirl lipsticks, and a large selection of Makeup Geek eyeshadows. Fashion items range from tie-dye dresses to creepers and a Wildfox sweatshirt. This video has no Halloween-specific content.
A casual holiday decoration haul showcasing items picked up from several major retailers including Michaels, Joann, Target, HomeGoods, and Walmart. The creator walks viewers through each piece, ranging from nutcrackers and mushroom accents to ceramic trees, velvet deer, and cozy home textiles. The video is conversational in tone and aimed at viewers looking for seasonal decorating inspiration. Affiliate links are provided for most items shown.
A post-Halloween clearance haul video in which the creator shares items picked up at steep discounts after the 2023 Halloween season. The video is framed as a fun, community-oriented break from holiday content to keep the spooky spirit alive year-round. Viewers get a look at what deals were available and what was worth grabbing at clearance prices.
This video is a cleaning supply haul from a lifestyle creator, showcasing various household cleaning products sourced from Grove Collaborative and Amazon. Despite the creator's Halloween-themed branding and audience address, the content itself is entirely focused on everyday home cleaning items with no Halloween relevance. It is not related to Halloween props, decorating, haunting, or any seasonal spooky content.
Monster Tutorials takes viewers along on a Halloween-themed thrift store haul, spotlighting creepy finds from Goodwill and other shops — with a particular focus on clown-related items. The video is part of an ongoing prop challenge series the channel runs through its community group. It serves as both entertainment and inspiration for budget-conscious haunters looking to source unusual pieces without breaking the bank.
The Monster Tutorials channel shares a casual community-focused video combining fan mail opening, a Halloween shopping haul, birthday gifts, and a look at newly launched Monster Tutorials merchandise. It's a personal, behind-the-scenes style update rather than a step-by-step tutorial. The video serves as both a thank-you to the creator's audience and a soft launch announcement for the channel's own merch shop.
The creator shares a seasonal haul of Halloween and fall home décor picked up from TJ Maxx, Michaels, and Joann as those retailers begin stocking their Halloween sections. Items are shown and discussed in an enthusiastic, lifestyle-style format aimed at inspiring viewers to start decorating early. The video has a light, fun tone that blends spooky and cute aesthetics.
GMHaunts visits a Spirit Halloween location on November 1st to take advantage of the post-Halloween 50% off clearance sale, walking viewers through the discounted offerings and sharing haul picks. The video gives prop collectors and home haunters a ground-level look at what remains available and what kind of savings are on the table the day after Halloween. It serves as both a shopping guide and a satisfying prop showcase for enthusiasts looking to grow their collection on a budget.
A 2016 Halloween shopping haul video from enthusiast channel Halloween Happy, showcasing seasonal decor items picked up from Gordmans during the early Halloween shopping season. The host shares her finds with a fun, community-focused energy and encourages viewers to check their local Gordmans stores for similar items. The video is casual and celebratory in tone, aimed at fellow Halloween lovers looking for decorating inspiration.
