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Some boxes may disappoint while others delight. The Pop Culture Box has less of a single theme but they do offer you a variety of merchandise. Pricing and billing schedule for the Pop Culture Box options are as follows:

It’s the only way to get old items new, but it’s a lottery if you’re looking for a specific one. The unique thing about the Pop Culture category is the LootWear box, containing just a single article of clothing ( price depends on which article), and the LootRemix box, containing a selection of past items. Finally there is LootSci-Fi, which is currently Back to the Future and I can’t be sure but it looks like you get a model of the Delorean! LootFright has a horror theme (currently A Clockwork Orange). LootAnime is the Anime box (currently My Hero Academia). Currently, it is a medley of Venom, Black Widow, Beetlejuice, and Fallout. LootCrate DX is an amplified version of the original with more items and a different theme. The LootCrate box is the original but the Pop Culture category has others. In the past there have been other items like a mini Frodo figure in a Loot Crate Lord of the Rings edition. If the Pop Culture Box is something you would be interested in, you probably know way more about what that is than this Loot Crate subscription review, so we’re going to pass it by. The only featured product advertised is a Forward Temporal Demodulation Coil from Back to the Future.

There were a ton of concerns around crate quality and shipping delays around the time of the bankruptcy.

It’s all collectibles and clothing (you’re not going to receive the movie, or the game, etc.) so it is a bit of a niche product.

If you don’t like everything in the box, the price starts to look pretty large in a hurry.

Fans leaving a Loot Crate subscription review love the experience.

It’s hard to judge the price of such a unique product but Loot Crate generally (not always) lists a crate value that is generally $10-$15 more than the crate price.

A unique subscription overall and with respect to the individual merchandise.

There are also some deals to be had as they look to entice customers. This process surely took a toll on them and they need buy-in from fans, so if Loot Crate sounds like something you would like, it might be worth signing up to give them the boost. They came out the other side and resumed shipping loot boxes.

They sold to a lender, Money Chest LLC who provided $10 million in funding to help Loot Crate through the process of bankruptcy. In August 2019, Loot Crate filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, disclosing $30 million in debts and a further $20 million in customer orders that were yet to be shipped. The Loot Crate community gradually grew and grew but then, in 2019, they hit some difficulties that left Loot Crate bankrupt. The boxes arrive like gifts and Loot Crate welcomes all feedback so that they make sure they’re giving their customers the gifts they want. It’s all to let fans enjoy (and nerd out on) what they love, and this Loot Crate subscription review loves that. This Loot Crate subscription review didn’t even know we had that technology.

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Plus Loot Crate likes to throw in little surprises like a crate that turns into a proton pack (!). You might have a vague idea of what will be in the box, like you might know there will be a Batman shirt, but you’ll never know exactly what everything will look like. The loot boxes are designed to be a fun and exciting surprise.

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There are 21 different boxes to choose from, many of which feature products from a diverse range of film, book, television, comic, or gaming series so whatever you’re into, Loot Crate probably has it. There’s a reason this Loot Crate subscription review is being so vague on which fandoms Loot Crate serves: there are SO many. Founded by Chris Davis and Matthew Arevalo in 2012, Loot Crate started with the purpose of giving fans another way to enjoy the things they love.