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Pulled Into Drain Pipe Kid $3480
‘Rain coat kid hangs out of giant sewer pipe then suddenly starts thrashing and screaming before he is pulled shrieking into the pipe followed by monstrous chewing and eating noises! What got him?!’

 

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The Sinister Stag $349.99
‘The Sinister Stag is 7 feet of antlered rot and burning red eyes. He’s the silhouette you see right before you convince yourself it was nothing. Once you meet him, you’ll see why some decorations become neighborhood legends.’

 

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Cremation Oven $3,449.00
‘Transform your haunted house with our Crematory Oven Model Animatronic . When triggered, a tray with feet slides into the oven, the door closes, and you witness a chilling fire effect through the window as the victim’s screams echo. Moments later, the door reopens and the feet emerge on the tray, kicking amid an eerie smoke effect. This high-quality prop guarantees an unforgettable scare, embodying the custom gore and immersive haunted house design we are renowned for.’

 

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Wheelchair Bound Male $3220
‘Male is chained to wheelchair, then torso spasms forward and back with multiple head movement. Very creepy torture prop.’

 

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Zombie Brain Smash Carnival Game $3,624.50
‘Based on the popular “Frog Launcher” carnival game, in our version players reach into a bucket of gooey brains and place them on the launcher. Players then use the mallet to attempt to launch the brain back into the skull cavity of the articulating Zombie chained in front of them. In multi-player mode, first player to land a brain in the Zombie Skull wins the game!

‘All electric Zombies feature two separate motorized movement systems allowing the entire character’s lower torso to sway/circle as the upper torso undulates in the opposite direction. Creepy and convincing Zombie movements make the characters a spectacle as it also poses a greater challenge to land the brains back into the moving character’s open skull cavity.’

 

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Body Lifted and Contorted $5160
‘Female character stands then lifts 12’ in the air before having arms and legs broken by an unseen force!’

 

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Rat Feast $1960
‘Giant rat sits atop a decaying head trying to yank an eyeball out of a socket and make a meal of it!’

 

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7ft Soul Harvester £499.95
‘Introducing the 7ft Soul Harvester Animated Prop! This bone-chilling addition to your Halloween display is a fusion of lights and fog, creating an eerie ambiance as it steals souls. Activated by sound, motion, and footpad (sold separately), it brings terror to life in your haunted scene. Standing at an imposing 7ft tall, it’s the perfect centerpiece for your spooky setup.’

 

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Gauge Panel $1,799.00
‘Gauge/Electrial themed panel. Comes with TV monitor. Can be used in a Zombie area, Alien area, Boiler room, Labratory.. THE SKY IS THE LIMIT!’

 

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Human Centipede $5890
‘Three tortured victims are sewn mouth to butt in a disgusting medical experiment! They thrash and undulate with muffled screams and flatulence noises.’

 

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Axe Me Something £289.95
‘It resembles a young girl with pigtails, wearing a yellow shirt with blue overalls, wielding a hatchet. Upon activation, the girl swings the hatchet downward and says one of two phrases.’

 

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MAN-IMATIONS $2199.99
‘These life-sized props feature projected, animated faces, making them seem to come alive before your eyes! We supply the head, body, projectors and the routine. Simply dress the character in your favorite costume and you have a state-of-the-art Halloween decoration that will be the talk of the town!’

 

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Conjoined Meat $4300
‘Male and female torsos stitched together and hanging from chains thrash violently!’

 

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Dead Squad Debbie the Zombie Cheerleader $229.99
‘The pep rally ended decades ago. The stadium lights went dark, the crowd went home, and somehow Debbie kept going. Now she’s back on the sidelines with her pom poms raised, her jaw dropped, and absolutely zero interest in retiring. The undead have school spirit too, and Debbie’s got it in spades. She doesn’t remember the final score. She doesn’t care. There’s a whistle blowing somewhere in the back of her rotting memory, and that’s all she needs to get moving again.’

 

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Thrashing Tentacles $3,678.99
‘A Halloween animated thrashing tentacle prop creates realistic, wild sea monster movements using mechanical cables, pneumatics, and motorized linkages. Uses air pressure for fast, aggressive whipping or thrashing motions common in professional haunts.’

 

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Gore Hallway $6230
‘Blood-drenched laboratory hallway seems abandoned when suddenly grotesque deformed mutations attack from all sides!’

 

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Evil Tree $6,700.00
‘Impressive giant Evil Tree talking animatronic for Halloween, haunt, and theme parks. This massive animatronic tree has scary glowing red eyes, moving limbs and talking mouth. This popular animated spooky tree has been used in haunted houses, dark attractions, theme parks and more! The height of our Evil Tree is 9′ 6″ tall, and from limp tip to limb tip it is 13′ wide.’

 

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Kid Desk Eye Stabber $2370
‘Insane kid sits at a desk then suddenly slams his face down impaling his eye on a bloody pencil! Super disturbing.’

 

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Corn Stalker $2130
‘Appears to be a normal corn stalk, then suddenly lunges forward and reaches out to grab you!’

 

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Ceiling Headbanger $2440
‘Crazed maniac is holding onto the ceiling, banging his head against the ceiling over an over, creating a very disturbing effect.’

 

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Pretty Woman Leatherface Texas Chainsaw Massacre Animatronic $349.99
‘It resembles the Pretty Woman version of Leatherface, as seen in the 1974 film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. When activated, his torso rotates while the chainsaw spins, accompanied by chainsaw noises and grunting.’

 

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COVID Cougher $3050
‘Infected patient stands with snotty rag covering face, then suddenly lifts up and starts hacking and coughing like crazy spraying droplets everywhere.’

 

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Santa Tangled in Lights $3070
‘Santa hangs by lights, then wiggles up and down while head lifts and turns side to side. Hangs from chain with Christmas lights.’

 

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Boars Ripping Apart Zombie $12,371.65
‘A pair of enormous squealing wild pigs rip and thrash apart a zombie victim suspended above them, hung by his foot. Hillbilly handler lowers and raises rope suspending Zombie victim as jaw movement allows you to add synched dialogue to the character.’

 

 

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p.s. Hey. ** Dominik, Hi!!! And boo!!! I’ve just started reading the new SCAB , and it’s great so far, no surprise whatsoever. Love buying me ‘Kid Desk Eye Stabber’ as a very early birthday gift, G. ** _Black_Acrylic, You friend performed ‘It’s Gonna Rain’ live? What a great, crazy idea. ** Bill, Psst, I could barely make heads or tails of that stuff, but of course I like being vexed. I haven’t seen ‘Mysterious Skin’ in yonks. I saw that Scott and Gregg were traveling around with it. All the best stuff gets scattered applause. Wait, that makes no sense. I don’t know why I said that. Paris is starting to get its September packed, a little late but … ** Tosh Berman, Yes, RIP Catherine Ringer. It’s a big deal over here. She was on the cover of most of the newspapers yesterday. I remember that Les Rita Mitsouko never really caught on in the States. The only song of theirs I remember getting airplay is ‘Andy’. And the only US remembrances I’ve seen this far was Sparks’ tribute. Yeah, she was special, big agreement. ** Mario, Hi, Mario! Haha, great story. They don’t really have trucks over here. True, at fun fairs, but they mostly only offer churros. I miss them (I’m from LA). There’s this truck in East Hollywood that sells cheese gorditas that illustrate the word godhead. Anyway, blabla, thank you. Good to see you. What else is going on? ** laura w, I feel like I think or say ‘who is the audience for this’ about a hundred times a day. Way to know one is a weirdo. Marlon James has been building up to being a lit superstar for a while now. I’ve never read him because I suspect his stuff is a little too conventionally laid out for me, but he’s a nice dude. Cosmic horror … the mind boggles. Wait, are you on vacation yet? ** Carsten, The first couple of Rob Zombie films are so cool, and then he started wanting to have a hit, and that was mostly that. Also I swear by his song ‘Superbeast’. What a song. ** Steve, Haha, yeah, that was kind of the intention. Bad unlistenable, you mean? You saw ‘NAZA’. I really want and need to see that, obviously. Talk about an important film. ** HaRpEr //, Cool, thanks. I’ll def. get the Bambi Lake book. Oops, Springer was an Spellcheck mistake that I didn’t catch. Sorry. Would never intentionally deprive you of such a great name/word as Stringer. Did you ever think of using Harper Dee Ruscombe Stringer as your author name? I guess it might be hard to fit comfortably on a book cover? But it’s sure catchy. ** Laura, Hi, Laura! Wow, you know a billion time more about that topic than I do. I was mostly a bedazzled looky-loo. Everyone, Laura has another no doubt excellent musical example of verbal transformation effect to share: Scarce ‘All Sideways’. I’ll hit it. I wish I could go back and put your comment directly into the post. Huh, maybe I could. The posts are eternal after all. I played guitar as a teen, but I can’t say that I ever knew it. Writing in short bursts of activity can work, you know. Poets do it all the time. I suspect there’ll be more selling point-type texts I’ll need to write in the near future, but I have a break for a little while. My dreams are just withholding, but I guess that makes them mysterious. Great to see you! Keep spiralling upwards. ** ⋆˚꩜｡darbbzz⋆˚꩜｡, Oh, you’re sick or congested at least. Ugh. Sorry, but those states are usually quickies at least? Great about the pasta job. Good pasta? I’ve been jonesing lately for fettuccini alfredo, which is hard to find over here. I’m okay. The insomnia was just for one night, and it was a fear of going broke one. I’m okay now, or dealing with the problem with more mellowness. I hope your head goes clear in one quick, spectacular snot avalanche. ** Nicholas., Zac makes great cold sesame noodle, so his kitchen is the best spot. There’s a tiny, 5-seater restaurant over near Buttes Charmant that has the finest ones in Paris. There was a place in midtown NYC that served great ones, but it closed down last year. Hot buttered noodles would more than do. I’m not secretly writing a book right now. I just want to make films. But a book of some sort will reappear in my interests one of these days. What’s Backstage? Excuse my ignorance. Paths are underrated. Yay! ** Uday, Ouch. But at least the pain has good visuals? That’s not always the case, obviously. ** Thom, Hi. Glad it sort of sunk in. Cool about the Dark Ride music growth. I’ve always wanted to go to Lagoon. I like Utah. But the southern part more. Well, ‘RT’ will start streaming and be purchasable on BluRay and DVD on November 10th. The discs have some pretty cool extras, if I don’t say so myself, if you’re into discs. The little summer spurt is gone! But only until next week, so say the forecasters. ** Okay. So I guess today officially begins the annual Halloween season here on DC’s, which means you will be seeing spooky or thematically related posts more frequently than usual for the next while. But, for now, check out the exciting and often expensive props. See you tomorrow.