Video Tag
Every video tagged “shopping haul” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
27 videos
Jade The Libra teams up with gothic musician and self-described gothic homemaker Aurelio Voltaire for a Halloween decor hunting outing across several retail stores including Marshall's, Ross, Tuesday Morning, and Joann. The pair browse seasonal Halloween and gothic home décor finds together, sharing their picks and personalities along the way. It's a fun, personality-driven shopping adventure that doubles as inspiration for anyone looking to add spooky flair to their home.
A Halloween haul video showcasing items purchased from Bath & Body Works' 2023 Halloween online member release. The creator walks viewers through her seasonal picks, sharing her enthusiasm for the brand's annual spooky collection. The video is unsponsored and reflects a genuine personal shopping experience.
A Halloween shopping haul showcasing seasonal finds picked up from HomeGoods, TJ Maxx, and Marshalls in 2022. The creator tours her spooky acquisitions in haul format, highlighting standout decorative pieces for fans of year-round Halloween living. The video is part of an ongoing haul series from an alternative lifestyle YouTuber with a dedicated Halloween-focused community. No sponsorship is involved, though some affiliate links are included.
Jade takes viewers along on a Halloween decoration shopping trip across multiple stores, including Michaels and Dollar Tree, during the early pre-season when Halloween stock is just beginning to appear. Some retailers were fully stocked with spooky goods while others hadn't yet transitioned away from summer merchandise. The vlog wraps up with a lighthearted storytime segment. It's a casual, fun watch for anyone eager to start scouting Halloween decor before the season officially kicks off.
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.
The creator shares a Halloween decoration haul featuring finds from popular retailers including HomeGoods, Michael's, and Cracker Barrel. Items picked up during seasonal shopping trips are showcased for viewers looking for decoration inspiration. The video is part of an ongoing haul series and is sponsored by Harry's.
A holiday decoration haul video in which the creator shares recent Halloween and seasonal finds with her audience. The video showcases a variety of spooky decor items picked up during a holiday shopping trip. It has a casual, community-focused tone aimed at fellow Halloween enthusiasts.
Monster Tutorials host Eduardo launches the July 2018 Creepy Doll Challenge, inviting the community to create their own horror-themed doll props. The video doubles as a shopping haul vlog, showcasing doll-related finds that could inspire entries. Full contest rules are hosted in the Monster Tutorials Facebook group rather than the video description. The tone is enthusiastic and community-focused, emphasizing fun and creative expression over strict instruction.
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 unboxes a collection of skull-themed jewelry sent by GTHIC, showcasing the pieces and sharing first impressions. The video also includes brief stop-motion experiments and a preview of upcoming tutorial content from the Monster Tutorials channel. It functions primarily as a sponsored haul and channel update rather than a how-to build or makeup guide.
The creator makes an impromptu visit to a Michaels store and captures the first look at their 2018 Halloween merchandise hitting the shelves. The video is a casual walk-through haul showcasing the seasonal selection available that year. Viewers are invited to share which items are their favorites, making it a community-engagement-style review.
The creator visits Dollar Tree to check out their 2017 Halloween merchandise rollout, reviewing what's available in-store before purchasing a selection of items. Back home, the haul is unbagged on camera with commentary on each find. The video wraps up with the creator sharing ideas for how the budget-friendly pieces might be used in Halloween projects or displays.
The creator embarks on a sweeping multi-store Halloween 2026 shopping tour, visiting a dozen-plus retailers to showcase what spooky merchandise has already hit shelves. From big-box chains to discount and specialty stores, viewers get an early look at the season's decorations and props before most haunters have even started planning. The video serves as a broad scouting report for anyone eager to get a jump on their Halloween haul.
A short-form showcase of newly arrived Halloween 2025 Squishmallows spotted at 5 Below. The video highlights the seasonal plush characters available for the upcoming Halloween season. It appears to be a quick in-store or haul-style find rather than a tutorial or build.
A first-look preview of Michaels' Mischief & Magic Halloween 2026 collection, highlighting the return of the brand's popular pink Halloween aesthetic. The host walks viewers through the new offerings to give the spooky community an early peek at what's hitting shelves. It's a casual, enthusiasm-driven shopping preview aimed at Halloween décor fans eager to plan their 2026 hauls.
This short video follows the creator on a post-Halloween clearance shopping trip to Spirit Halloween and Halloween City, where items are marked down significantly. It serves as a fun, informal look at what deals are still available after October 31st. The video is aimed at fans who keep the Halloween spirit alive year-round and want to stretch their prop and decoration budget into November.
The creator tours a T.J. Maxx store to scout the earliest Halloween 2026 merchandise already hitting shelves. The video gives viewers a front-row look at what seasonal decor and spooky goods are available well ahead of October. It serves as an informal buying guide for early-season Halloween shoppers eager to get a head start on decorating.
This installment in the 2014 PHOBIAS home haunt build series follows the creator on a shopping run to Michaels and Party City. Several key haunt elements are picked up, including a hook and chain, a fog machine, signage, and a light. The video offers a quick look at how retail craft and party stores can supply useful components for a seasonal haunt build.
A casual haul video from Halloween enthusiast channel Halloween Happy, showcasing a collection of Halloween decorations picked up from At Home. The creator shares her finds in a fun, personality-driven format aimed at fellow Halloween lovers. It serves as light inspiration for anyone looking to add affordable seasonal decor to their home.
The creator visits Crabtree Valley Mall on the 4th of July to scout 2026 Halloween merchandise across multiple retail stores. The video offers an early-season first look at what shops like Spirit Halloween, Five Below, Bath & Body Works, TJ Maxx, Home Goods, Big Lots, and Lowe's have on shelves well before fall. It serves as a casual walkthrough for Halloween enthusiasts eager to get a jump on seasonal decorating and shopping. The tone is fun and community-driven, aimed at fellow spooky-season fans.
While passing through a small Texas town on a road trip, the creator stumbles upon a Dollar Tree and discovers a selection of Halloween decorations, props, and candy for the 2021 season. The video captures an impromptu in-store haul showcasing what budget-friendly Halloween items were available at Dollar Tree that year. It serves as a casual shopping guide for viewers hunting for affordable seasonal finds.
A live-stream discussion centered on Halloween 2026 seasonal merchandise across major retailers including Walmart, Spirit Halloween, Michaels, At Home, HomeGoods, and Cracker Barrel. The host and community appear to be previewing and chatting about what is hitting store shelves for the upcoming Halloween season. The session carries the Code Orange hashtag, suggesting alignment with a broader Halloween enthusiast community event or campaign.
A celebratory livestream marking the channel's 5,000-subscriber milestone, hosted by Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club. The stream appears to spotlight Halloween 2026 seasonal offerings from major retailers including Pottery Barn, Cracker Barrel, Michaels, At Home, and Spirit Halloween. A giveaway is central to the event, rewarding the channel's growing community of Halloween enthusiasts. The content leans into the summerween trend and early Halloween 2026 shopping excitement.
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.
