MORRIS COSTUMES Gaseous Zombie Animated Fog

Ok so like others have said, it needs a little work to really function well, but it does function well and looks great.For one, the arms have no shape, so some filler needs to be added to give them form. (I used the small blow up bags that come in Amazon packaging - free!) Also, the shirt doesn't really affix to the collar of the head, and very easily exposes the black framework underneath it, killing the effect. So some double-sided tape made from folded-over duct tape did the trick there. Also, while I wouldn't say it was fragile exactly, it's kind of rickety in the way it goes together. Indoors it would probably be just fine, but any kind of wind gust will pretty much put it out of action. This is because it's made to be disassembled and packed into a smaller container when not in use, so the frame underneath the shirt isn't put together solidly at all, the pieces all just kinda sit there not really fastened together. There's also a metal rod supporting the head, and that in particular has been a pain because even a wind gust that doesn't knock it over causes the whole thing to pivot backwards, enough for the rod to fall out. The same thing happens if you push too hard on the head when trying to insert the rod - the body pivots, the framework separates under the shirt, and now you have to almost put the whole thing back together again. The rod mounting point was made even worse because I weatherproofed the electronics and moving parts of the frame with duct tape and a large plastic bag, and without realizing it when I did it, I made it more difficult to get to the hole where the rod goes in. Unfortunately we've had three or four days of heavy winds in Las Vegas during October, which has caused me to literally lay on the ground in front of my house getting the zombie back into position and getting that godforsaken rod back into the hole under its head.Other than that that though, it does look and function great, so what the hell, five stars. With my added paint highlights to it (accenting the bloody parts and a general drybrushing of the face to bring out more detail) it's a great addition to the front yard.

When the box arrived, I was disappointed because it was so small (approximately 14" x 16" x 12"), I assumed the prop would be much smaller than I imagined. Boy was I wrong. As soon as I open the box I see the head of this thing and quickly realize that it is life-size. It is very easy to put the sturdy frame together and it worked perfectly right out of the box. Best of all, it does not look cheap or fake. The paint job and detail on the head and hands is haunted house prop quality. I have not run my fogger through this yet, but based on videos I have seen, it should work great. A word of warning however - there is no stuffing for the arms whatsoever, so If I were you I would consider stuffing the arms with some plastic grocery bags or something to give it some more realism because the shirt material just lays flat on the ground and looks weird. Regardless, this is just a minor hiccup in an otherwise fantastic prop that will make an amazing addition to my cemetary home haunt this Halloween.

I typically do not write negative reviews but I had to do so for this product. I would not recommend buying this product especially not from this company. First of all I paid extra for shipping and it showed up late, and definitely not at the time that it was supposed to get here. When I complained to company and asked for my money back for shipping they refuse to reimburse me. I noticed they did not even ship out the product until a few days after I had ordered it which to me defeats the purpose of expedited shipping. Once I received the product it was broken in several places and it did not work as it is intended to. The head doesn't turn without hitting the power connectorI had to try to make it work and even then I could never get it to turn the head the way it should. Furthermore the hose that comes with the mask did not fit the hole in the mouth. In other words the hose is too large for the mouth. the body itself is flimsy and does not stay together or stand up by itself once put together also it breaks easily.

This looks good the frame is made out of a cheap plastic that falls apart when you move it. If it is not on a flat service its head will not turn. It works as it should just very fragile. In the wind it blows over unless you stake it down.