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Every video tagged “Walmart” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
69 videos
The creator takes viewers along on a Halloween supply run to stores including Walmart and Joann Fabrics, picking up materials for upcoming skull and other DIY tutorials. The haul went over budget, suggesting some tempting seasonal finds along the way. The video blends a casual shopping vlog format with practical material-sourcing insight for DIY Halloween builders.
This video takes viewers on an in-store shopping tour covering Michaels' exclusive Spooky Town collection for 2026 and a Walmart Bloody Disgusting product drop. The host walks through both retail locations giving an up-close look at what's hitting shelves during the Summerween shopping season. It's a first-look style overview aimed at Halloween enthusiasts eager to scout new décor releases well ahead of October.
This video takes viewers through a Walmart store to showcase the Halloween prop selection available in 2014. The creator browses the seasonal aisle and highlights noteworthy items on display. It serves as a useful snapshot of what mainstream retail Halloween merchandise looked like that year.
An upcoming corpsing tutorial from Monster Tutorials focused on transforming a basic Walmart skull into a themed zombie pirate character called the Black Tongue Curse. The video has not yet been released, so specific techniques and materials are not yet available. Expect a step-by-step prop modification walkthrough once the full video drops.
Haunt Former takes viewers on a 2022 Halloween shopping tour across three major retailers — Halloween City, Target, and Walmart — showcasing their seasonal selections of animatronics, props, masks, and decorations. The video is structured as a chapter-by-chapter store walkthrough, giving haunt enthusiasts and home decorators a preview of what's available on shelves that year. It serves as a practical scouting resource for anyone planning a haunt or holiday display without having to visit every store in person.
The creator unboxes two officially licensed airblown inflatables — Chucky and the IT Chapter 2 Pennywise — purchased through Walmart's website. Both pieces are highlighted as new releases from the 2020 Halloween season. The video focuses on first impressions and ease of setup, with the host expressing clear enthusiasm for both items. It serves as a quick visual reference for shoppers considering these licensed character inflatables.
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 quick look at a budget-friendly ghost decoration found at Walmart that tells jokes and sings, themed around bathroom placement. The reviewer leans into the pun-heavy concept — a ghost that belongs in the "John" rather than the "living" room. At roughly $16, it sits in impulse-buy territory for casual Halloween decorators. The video is light and playful, matching the novelty nature of the prop itself.
This video is a first-look review of Lowe's Christmas 2026 blow mold collection, presented by the Derik BlackHearts Spooky Club channel. The host walks viewers through the available items and shares impressions on the lineup. While framed around Christmas blow molds, the video is aimed squarely at the Halloween and spooky décor enthusiast community.
The creator visits multiple retail stores — including At Home, Dollar Tree, and others — on the hunt for early Halloween 2026 merchandise. The video offers a firsthand look at what decorations and props are already hitting shelves well ahead of the season. It serves as an early scouting report for Halloween enthusiasts eager to get a jump on their decorating hauls. The tone is enthusiastic and community-driven, inviting fellow spooky fans along for the retail adventure.
This short-form video covers early Halloween 2026 seasonal merchandise spotted at multiple major retailers, including Michaels, Spirit Halloween, Walmart, Five Below, and Target. The creator highlights what appears to be a Michaels 'Vintage Spirits' collection alongside Spirit Halloween's 'Camp Harbor Lake' drop. The clip is aimed at Halloween enthusiasts eager to track new seasonal releases well ahead of the holiday.
This video offers a full preview of Michaels' upcoming 2026 Halloween decorating collection, giving viewers an early look at what the craft retailer has in store for the season. The host walks through the new line with an enthusiastic, community-focused tone aimed at fellow Halloween fans and early shoppers. It fits squarely in the summerween shopping trend, where dedicated haunters and decorators scout seasonal merchandise well ahead of October.
Haunt Former tours the Halloween sections at both Walmart and Lowe's during the 2023 season, spotlighting inflatables, props, masks, animatronics, and general seasonal décor. The video is split into two distinct store segments, giving viewers a broad look at what major retail chains had on offer that year. It serves as a helpful reference for shoppers and collectors scoping out affordable Halloween finds.
Halloween Happy shares a fall clothing try-on haul featuring spooky and seasonal apparel sourced from retailers including Hot Topic, BoxLunch, Primark, and FYE. Items showcased range from horror-themed sweatshirts and cardigans to Halloween-icon prints and licensed character pieces. The video leans into a 'spooky cute' aesthetic, blending everyday wearability with Halloween flair. It functions as a style inspiration guide for fans who want to celebrate the season through their wardrobe.
A walkthrough-style look at Walmart's 2019 Halloween seasonal section, covering the store's broad selection of decorations, costumes, and candy. The video highlights the value and variety available at mass-market retail pricing. It serves as a quick shopping guide for Halloween enthusiasts looking to stretch their budget without sacrificing selection.
Haunt Former continues their post-Halloween tradition by hitting stores on November 1st and 2nd in search of discounted Halloween merchandise. The video documents clearance finds across major retailers including Spirit Halloween, Party City, and Walmart. It's a continuation of a series aimed at helping Halloween enthusiasts stock up for next year at reduced prices.
A quick look at an animated Grim Reaper prop available at Walmart during the 2014 Halloween season. The prop is a budget-friendly option priced around $10, making it accessible for casual decorators. The video showcases what the piece looks like and how it animates.
Haunt Former tours four Halloween retail locations — Party City, Walmart, and two Spirit Halloween stores — to showcase what's hitting shelves for the 2024 season. The video covers a wide range of seasonal finds including props, animatronics, masks, and general décor. Running just under 25 minutes, it serves as a broad overview of what mainstream retailers are offering this year. Each store gets its own dedicated segment, making it easy to jump to a specific location.
This video offers an early look at leaked Halloween 2026 product collections from Dollar Tree and Lowe's, previewing what spooky shoppers can expect from budget and home-improvement retailers next season. The host walks through newly spotted items, sharing reactions and commentary on the upcoming decor offerings. It's part of a growing 'code orange' early-season scouting trend where enthusiasts track Halloween merchandise months ahead of release.
This video offers an early look at Walmart's Halloween 2026 inflatable decoration lineup, giving viewers a preview of what to expect from the retailer this spooky season. The host walks through the available pieces and shares reactions to the overall selection. It caters to the growing 'summerween' crowd who start hunting for Halloween décor well before October.
A quick look at a budget-friendly animated zombie head available at Walmart during the 2014 Halloween season. The prop features shaking movement and a screaming sound effect, making it an accessible scare piece for casual decorators. At a modest price point, it targets shoppers looking for ready-made Halloween atmosphere without a DIY investment.
A short showcase of a Halloween talking phone prop spotted at Walmart during the 2014 season. The video highlights the prop's scare potential and its accessible retail price point. It appears to be a quick demonstration or review aimed at budget-conscious Halloween shoppers.
A quick look at a pair of talking vampire busts available at Walmart for the 2014 Halloween season. Each bust is sold individually and features pre-recorded spooky phrases designed to add atmosphere to any Halloween display. The short runtime suggests this is a rapid showcase rather than an in-depth review.
This video features an unboxing of a Headless Horseman Halloween prop available at Walmart for the 2022 season. The host walks viewers through the packaging and reveals the prop's details up close. It offers a helpful first look for shoppers considering adding this piece to their seasonal display.
