Video Tag
Every video tagged “seasonal decor” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
491 videos
GMHaunts tours a Christmas Tree Shops location stocked with Halloween 2020 décor, highlighting an assortment of spooky items including pumpkins, skeletons, and seasonal decorations. The video serves as a casual retail walkthrough for Halloween enthusiasts scouting affordable décor options outside the usual specialty Halloween stores. It offers a quick look at what budget-friendly seasonal items were available on shelves that year.
A quick showcase of a Halloween-themed slip-on chair cover set discovered on Amazon. The host highlights the set as an easy, decorative way to add Halloween flair to home seating. At just two minutes, the video is a fast-paced product spotlight aimed at seasonal shoppers looking for simple décor upgrades.
A first-look walkthrough of Michaels Arts & Crafts as Halloween 2026 merchandise begins hitting shelves at a San Antonio location. The video gives viewers an early peek at what the craft retail chain is stocking this season, including decorations and potentially Lemax Spooky Town pieces. It serves as a useful preview for shoppers wanting to plan their Halloween haul before items sell out.
A short-form Halloween excitement clip from HauntScene capturing the arrival of Halloween merchandise at a Bealls Outlet store. The video appears to celebrate the seasonal rollout of Halloween décor, inviting viewers to check out what's hitting shelves. With no provided description and a listed duration of zero minutes, this is likely a brief social-style teaser or reel.
This episode of TransWorld Live features two industry guests discussing the Christmas seasonal decor market and what their respective companies are bringing to the 2025 season. Representatives from Seasonscapes and the Vickerman Company share insights into upcoming product lines and industry trends. The content is oriented toward trade and business audiences in the holiday decor space rather than Halloween enthusiasts or haunters.
A brief detour from Halloween content, this video follows the Haunt Former channel on a walkthrough of Michaels craft store's Valentine's Day 2015 seasonal offerings. While the channel is primarily Halloween-focused, the creator occasionally explores other holiday merchandise at major retail chains. The video serves as a quick snapshot of what Michaels stocked for Valentine's Day that year.
This episode of TransWorld Live features two holiday-focused guest interviews. Lighting designer Tom BetGeorge discusses large-scale pixel light show installations, while Naomi Heckman from Chocolate Treasures highlights their seasonal chocolate lineup. The episode has a festive, holiday tone rather than a strictly Halloween-focused one, and includes a live viewer giveaway segment.
The creator behind Haunt Former is asking their audience which retail stores they'd like to see filmed for future Halloween-related content. This is a short community call-to-action video rather than a tutorial or walkthrough. Viewers are invited to suggest store locations to shape upcoming videos.
Hauntcast's recurring segment 'The Darkest Web' features host Morbid Mariah scouring major retailers to spotlight the latest Halloween products hitting the market this season. The segment is aimed at haunters and decorators looking to stay ahead of what's available from mainstream sources. It serves as a curated discovery tool for the haunting community, highlighting new goodies worth watching for.
A live stream episode of the LiveSCREAM series hosted by Derik BlackHeart, featuring guest Sierra Renee, focused on previewing and discussing 2026 Halloween merchandise across major retailers. The conversation covers early Halloween and Summerween offerings from stores including Spirit Halloween, Michaels, Target, Lowe's, Dollar General, and Five Below. As a live format show, content is conversational and community-driven rather than instructional.
The creator visits a Ross store to walk through their early Halloween and Summerween 2026 merchandise, showcasing what is already available on shelves. The video gives viewers a first look at seasonal decor offerings before the traditional Halloween shopping season begins. It serves as a casual in-store tour for fans eager to start hunting for spooky décor early.
