Terrifier Art the Clown #walmart #walmartfinds #horrorshorts
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What this video covers
A short-form video showcasing a newly spotted Art the Clown action figure from Terrifier, found at Walmart. The figure is a collaboration between Bloody Disgusting and Trick or Treat Studios, released as part of a 2024 horror collectibles lineup. The clip appears to be a quick in-store discovery highlight timed to excitement around Terrifier 3.
Key takeaways
- ◆Art the Clown figure from Terrifier is available at Walmart
- ◆Product is a 2024 collaboration between Bloody Disgusting and Trick or Treat Studios
- ◆Marketed as part of a broader horror collectibles range at Walmart
- ◆Short discovery-style video rather than an in-depth review
Who this is for
Horror fans and collectible hunters looking to track down Terrifier-themed merchandise at retail stores.
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