www.monstertutorials.com - Horror Block Unboxing and Review - July 2016
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What this video covers
Monster Tutorials unboxes and reviews the July 2016 Horror Block subscription box from Nerd Block, showcasing that month's assortment of horror-themed collectibles and merchandise. The video doubles as a giveaway announcement, encouraging viewers to watch through to the end for a chance to win. It offers a snapshot of what Horror Block subscribers could expect from a mid-2016 delivery.
Key takeaways
- ◆Full unboxing of the July 2016 Horror Block subscription box by Nerd Block
- ◆Honest first-look review of that month's horror-themed collectibles
- ◆Giveaway included — viewers must watch to the end to enter
- ◆Companion blog post available for additional details and links
Who this is for
Horror merchandise collectors and Halloween enthusiasts curious about subscription box value and contents.
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