6 foot tall Zombie clown character with metal frame, slush-PVC head and hands, blow molded chest ribcage, synthetic hair, fabric costume, motor that slowly raises and lowers one arm while torso slowly rocks from side to-side; head turns from side-to-side; motion sensor activated green LED light-up eye with painted PVC plastic cap; has creepy sounds; fabric shoes. Right hand is holding a balloon or whatever prop that you may have on hand, flowers, lollpop, cotton candy... Creepy!
The face of evil! Standing 6ft tall, Count Von Mortis features a dark gray velvet coat with attached shirt front & red vest, a black satin bowtie, black pants, hand-painted roto-PVC head with red LED eyes and long stringy synthetic black and gray hair, hand-painted roto-PVC hands, black shoes with gold buckles, a black bat-like cape with brown satin collar, and a black satin top hat with silver satin hatband. Plug into any standard outlet to operate the LED eyes, the motion sensor, the 3 rotating sounds, and for his cape to open & close. The sensor is light/shadow/motion sensitive and Count Von Mortis will say one of three sayings with each activation of the sensor. Assembly required. Sayings: (Over here, peasant...let me give you a taste of the afterlife! Muah-ha-ha-ha-hah!; Ah, come closer so I might see you better. The blood coursing through you is crying out for release! Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha!; One bite from me, and I can bestow you with an immortal life- An immortal life - of darkness! Muah-ha-ha-ha-hah!). Assembly required.
From beyond the grave and into your nightmares comes the Evil Entity! Draped in hooded flowing ghostly fabrics, the 5'10" (70 inch) tall Evil Entity has a light-up plastic head and chest with matching plastic hands. Plug the UL transformer plug into any standard outlet to operate the lights, the motion and the 2 rotating sounds, and for him to slowly rise up and down and sway from side-to-side as though he is floating and swaying in the wind. Evil Entity will say one of two sayings ('Come to me-you cannot hide from me-your soul is mine!', 'I will find you-don't look back-leave!') as his head and chest light up with a bluish ghostly glow. Assembly required.
Ghostly mom and child rocks back and forth singing softly a lullaby. Unnerving! Soundtrack CD is included. You provide chair and CD player. All electric! Clothing may vary. Box measures 29 x 17 x 15, Weight 22 pounds Supply your own rocking chair. Foam filled latex on a steel armature.
This 6' tall (72") Evil Clown character has an orange and black poly-fabric costume with attached yellow satin ruffle collar and cuffs, red fabric oversize clown shoes, a hand-painted latex head with red LED eyes and short stringy synthetic red hair, hand-painted roto-PVC hands, plastic horn, and a small matching clown hat to complete the look. Either plug in the UL transformer plug into any standard outlet or insert 4AA batteries (not included) to operate the LED eyes, the sensor and sounds, and moving mouth mechanism. When sensor is activated his eyes will light-up, his mouth will move and his head will pivot from side-to-side as he laughs maniacally while honking his horn, causing the built-in springs in the armature to move his arms and torso when his head moves. Assembly required.
I grew up in the the 1970's horror generation of have a bloody day. We have nutritious cereals like Count Chocula, BooBerry, Frankenberry, and Frute Brute. Scooby Doo was still playing and fun. Since infomercials weren't invented yet we had old horror movies to watch on WLVI Channel 56 "Creature Double Feature". We'd spend horror looking through Johnson Smith Company catalogs. Although we weren't allowed to go see Halloween we were memorized by the commercials. At the end of the 70's we had Elvira. It was pretty cool being a kid in the 70's.
My love for horror only grew over the years. I tended to favor older movies though because of the great actors like Vincent Price, Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney, Bela Lugosi, Vampira, Elvira, Peter Lorre, Basil Rathbone and many others.
Now I sell Halloween props as well as make my own. Each year I also run my own home haunt and have done so for the past 20 years.
