Video Tag
Every video tagged “Michaels” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
157 videos
A brief walkthrough of Michaels arts and crafts store showcasing the early fall and harvest seasonal merchandise on shelves before the dedicated Halloween section arrives. The video highlights autumnal décor items such as pumpkins, owls, bows, and florals aimed at getting viewers into the seasonal spirit. At just one minute, it serves as a quick preview of what shoppers can expect to find in stores during the early fall transition period.
This short clip offers an early look at the upcoming Lemax Spooky Town 2026 collection arriving at Michaels, timed around the Halfway to Halloween shopping season. The creator shares excitement around new seasonal releases ahead of the fall Halloween retail rush. It serves as a heads-up for collectors and Halloween decor enthusiasts eager to plan purchases early.
This short walkthrough captures the early arrival of fall and harvest décor hitting Michaels store shelves in mid-2015, before the dedicated Halloween merchandise has made its appearance. The video gives viewers a quick look at what seasonal decorations are available for early shoppers. It serves as a heads-up for Halloween enthusiasts to visit their local Michaels during the summer months to catch exclusive fall finds.
This short-form video spotlights the viral Michaels Hallowed Halls Tiffany-style lamp hitting store shelves for Halloween 2026, giving viewers an early in-store look at the sought-after piece. The creator tags the find under the popular Halloween retail alert community tag Code Orange, signaling it as a notable seasonal discovery. The clip is part of a broader wave of Halloween 2026 early-season shopping content covering major retailers.
This short video showcases the Michaels Spooky Town Halloween village collection for 2013, offering viewers a look at the seasonal tabletop display pieces available that year. It serves as a companion piece to a broader in-store Michaels Halloween haul video from the same season. The focus is on the collectible village lineup rather than any building or crafting process.
Haunt Former visits a Michaels store in 2014 to showcase their Christmas seasonal offerings, including decorative village displays. The video is the first in a planned holiday series from the creator. While the channel is Halloween-focused, this entry takes a detour into Christmas retail browsing.
This short review covers the Lemax Spooky Town Halloween Countdown piece, a tabletop collectible from the 2016 lineup available at Michaels. The piece features a ghostly trio alongside interchangeable pumpkins designed to count down the days to Halloween. The reviewer presents it as a fun, stylish way to build anticipation for the holiday season.
This short-form video gets Halloween fans hyped for At Home's upcoming Summerween event arriving in June. The creator touches on the broader mid-year Halloween retail wave, referencing major seasonal retailers and the community-favorite 'Code Orange' countdown. It's a quick, enthusiastic preview aimed at year-round Halloween enthusiasts eager to start their 2026 decorating haul early.
A short-form comedic commentary video riffing on the long wait for major retailers like Home Depot, Lowe's, Spirit Halloween, and Michaels to release their 2026 Halloween merchandise. The creator draws a humorous parallel to waiting for the Great Pumpkin, capturing the impatient excitement shared by the Halloween enthusiast community. The tone is lighthearted and relatable, aimed at fellow fans who live for the spooky season year-round.
This short video offers a walkthrough of Christmas seasonal displays at a Michaels craft store, filmed in 2014. It is the second part of a two-video series covering the store's holiday merchandise and decor selections. The content focuses on retail Christmas products rather than Halloween-specific builds or tutorials.
A short-form flashback clip in which creator Derik BlackHeart revisits a past audition for horror-host icon Svengoolie, framed with Halloween fandom energy. The video leans into nostalgia and light-hearted parody, tying the memory to broader spooky-season enthusiasm. At under a minute, it functions more as a personality-driven moment than an instructional piece.
A Memorial Day-themed Halloween livestream hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club, spotlighting early Halloween 2026 merchandise spotted at major retailers. The stream appears to cover in-store finds and previews from chains including Cracker Barrel, Michaels, At Home, and Spirit Halloween. It leans into the growing 'Summerween' trend of celebrating Halloween spirit well outside of October. Running just over an hour, it offers a relaxed, community-focused viewing experience for year-round Halloween enthusiasts.
This short-form video from HauntScene spotlights the arrival of Code Orange Halloween merchandise at Michaels craft stores, with a focus on the Spooky Town product line. The clip appears to be a quick in-store look at seasonal Halloween decor and collectibles hitting shelves. With minimal runtime, it functions primarily as a heads-up for Halloween enthusiasts that new product drops are available.
This short-form video celebrates the Halfway to Halloween milestone, spotlighting Lowe's early seasonal Halloween offerings. The creator shares enthusiasm for the annual 'Code Orange' shopping season kicking off well before October. It serves as a quick, energetic heads-up for Halloween fans that decorations and props are beginning to hit retail shelves.
A short-form Halloween comedy video that reimagines the classic Dukes of Hazzard TV show through a horror lens. The video leans into spooky season humor with parody storytelling in under a minute. It references popular Halloween retail destinations and characters like Michael Myers as part of its seasonal theme.
This short review covers the Giant Pom Kit (Bat) by Creatology, available at Michaels, which packages everything needed to assemble a bat-themed pom-pom character. The reviewer walks through the kit's included components — pre-made pom-pom body, felt wings, and decorative face pieces — and assesses its value as both a children's craft activity and a Halloween decoration. The video is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to Halloween product coverage.
A short-form Halloween parody video that reimagines the classic Full House sitcom through a horror lens. The clip leans into spooky-season humor and appears to reference popular Halloween retail destinations. At under a minute, it is built for quick, viral entertainment rather than instructional content.
A short-form, humor-driven clip that riffs on a Michael Myers Father's Day theme while nodding to the upcoming Halloween 2026 retail season. The video appears to spotlight new Halloween merchandise drops across major retailers including Spirit Halloween, Michaels, Walmart, Target, Bath & Body Works, and Five Below. It aligns with the growing 'Code Orange' and early-season Halloween shopping community. The tone is lighthearted and community-focused rather than instructional.
A short-form comedic parody video riffing on Return of the Living Dead through a Saturday morning cartoon lens, blending classic horror with lighthearted humor. The clip leans into spooky-season culture and references popular Halloween retail destinations. At under a minute, it is built for quick entertainment and social sharing. The tone suggests it targets the year-round Halloween enthusiast community.
A short-form Halloween-themed parody video set to a horror reimagining of 'Every Breath You Take,' leaning into the year-round Halloween enthusiasm known as Summerween. The creator taps into current Code Orange Halloween retail excitement, referencing major seasonal retailers. It appears to be a fun, mood-setting piece for the spooky community rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
A short-form Halloween parody video that reimagines the classic Masters of the Universe franchise through a horror lens. The content blends pop culture nostalgia with spooky season humor in a bite-sized format. References to major Halloween retail destinations like Spirit Halloween, Home Depot, and Michaels suggest a Halloween shopping and decor enthusiasm angle.
A short-form parody video celebrating Mother's Day through the lens of iconic horror, spotlighting the relationship between Jason and Pamela Voorhees from the Friday the 13th franchise. The clip leans into retro Halloween humor and the growing summerween culture of year-round spooky enthusiasm. It appears to be a lighthearted, character-driven comedy moment rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
This short video takes viewers through the Halloween and Harvest décor aisles at a Michaels craft store during the 2013 season. It offers a look at what seasonal props and decorations were available at retail that year. The clip is part of a multi-part series covering the store's full Halloween selection.
This short-form video teases what appears to be a leaked look at Kirkland's Code Orange Summerween 2026 Halloween decorating lineup. The creator shares early glimpses of upcoming seasonal decor ahead of the official release window. As a one-minute Shorts clip, it likely offers a quick visual preview rather than in-depth product analysis.
