This free standing character will greet your guest at your next Halloween gathering! Large shoes with spindly legs, cloth clothing and friendly appearance. Stands 28 inches tall.
The most unique free-standing prop ever. Made of poly foam, this rotting rags rascal is so realistic you will think it's alive. Spring-loaded bobbing head has attached hair and realistic eyes, and includes a Motion maker unit to allow the upper body to shake and shiver in a creepy way! 72 inches tall x 17 inches wide x 15 inches deep. Finished front and back for a 360 degree view. Permanently mounted to a wood-tone base, breaks down for easy storage. Some assembly required. 110 volt. freight approximately $75.00 28lbs 45x20x22
The Spell Speaking Witch stands approximately 5'8" tall to the top of her witch hat and features a latex head with light up eyes & moving mouth, an easy-to-assemble metal frame, slush-PVC hands & book with green LED lights that illuminate her face as she casts her wicked spells upon you. This wicked wiccan is dressed in a black fabric costume with shredded-gauze details and a matching black witch hat with attached grey stringy hair. This witch also has a sack for her potions that hang off of the rope belt tied around her waist. Plug in the UL power adapter into any standard outlet & choose from Steady-On, Infrared Sensor or Step-Here Pad (included) activation options to operate. Once activated, the Spell Speaking Witch's eyes will light up with an other-worldly glow as she turns from side-to-side at the waist, the green light from her book illuminating her moving mouth & will say one of three spell casting sayings. The infrared sensor works up to 6.5' feet away & works in all lighting conditions. Item includes volume control. Easy-to-assemble quick-connect poles. Assembly required.
Seething evil is growing straight from the pit of hell itself, and its name is The Corn Stalker! This terrifying scarecrow character stands at an imposing 7'6" tall at the top of his raised arms and features a flickering-light-up slush-PVC Jack O' Lantern head, metal frame, slush-PVC hands & fabric-covered blow-molded-PVC ribcage, and is dressed in a weathered-looking fabric costume with shredded-gauze detailing and has the bones of his victims attached to a necklace that is draped around his neck. Plug in the UL power adapter into any standard outlet for the candle-like flicker-light in his head to begin. Choose from Steady-On, Infrared Sensor or Step-Here Pad activation options to operate. Once activated, the Corn Stalker will turn his head and turn from side-to-side at the waist while saying one of three sayings. The infrared sensor works up to 6.5' feet away & works in all lighting conditions. Assembly required.
This terrifying looming character stands at an imposing 7'6" at the top of his raised arms and features huge fabric-covered wings, a slush-PVC death's head skull with red LED light-up eyes, easy-to-assemble metal frame, slush-PVC skeletal hands & blow-molded-plastic skeletal ribcage, and is dressed in a black and gray fabric hooded costume with shredded-gauze details. This reaper also has the bones of some of his favorite victims attached to a chain around his waist. Plug in the UL power adapter into any standard outlet and choose from Steady-On, Infra-Red Sensor or Step-Here Pad (included) activation options to operate. Once activated, the Angel Of Death's eyes will light up with an other-worldly glow, his head turns from side-to-side and his wings raise and lower while saying one of three sayings. The infrared sensor works up to 6.5' feet away and works in all lighting conditions. Item includes volume control. Easy-to-assemble quick-connect poles. Assembly required.
Here is a butler who can welcome your guests to your haunted gathering! Life-sized figure in a black tux with white shirt and medallion necklace shakes in an eerie way! His creepy face and sharp teeth clacking together will scare the yell out of you! Plugs into any 110 outlet. For indoor or covered porch use only. Height is 6ft 1 inch x width 21 inches x depth 18 inches.
