The phrase refers to a themed container, specifically designed to hold popped corn, featuring imagery and motifs associated with the 1988 film “Beetlejuice,” and available for purchase through the online retail platform, Amazon. Such items are typically made of plastic, may feature character likenesses, and are marketed toward collectors and fans of the movie. An example would be a striped bucket adorned with Beetlejuice’s face, offered as a limited-edition collectible.
The desirability of such merchandise stems from several factors. The “Beetlejuice” film maintains a significant cult following, resulting in high demand for related products. The availability of these items through a major retailer like Amazon provides accessibility to a wider consumer base. Scarcity, often created through limited-edition releases, further increases their value and desirability among collectors and enthusiasts. They serve as tangible representations of fandom and can be used practically or displayed as collectibles.
