Motion-activated head, plug-in, outdoor
Six feet of reaper behind the decks, one hand in the air
A 6-foot hooded skeleton parked behind a gothic cathedral DJ booth, red headphones on, one bony hand up and the other resting on the turntable. Walk past and the head wakes up. The eyes glow red and the robe is lit in an RGB swirl from the shoulders down. Plug it in beside the walkway or at the top of the driveway, wherever the trick-or-treaters bunch up.
The booth is half the show
The stand is a gothic cathedral front: red stained-glass windows, quatrefoil tracery and two blue-lit spires with crosses on top. It comes up to the reaper's waist and carries its own glow, so the street sees a lit-up church front before it sees the skull.
Plug-in, so it runs until you unplug it
Standard 120V plug, no battery packs to hunt for at 9 p.m. on the 31st. Run an outdoor-rated extension cord out to it, tuck the cord under the mulch, and it keeps working from dusk until you decide the night is over.
Slightly scary, on purpose
Red eyes, headphones, gold chains and a hand in the air: the joke lands before the skull does. That puts it in the sweet spot for a mixed block, where the ten-year-olds get a jolt and the four-year-olds want a photo with it.
What the 31st looks like from the porch
Kids come up the walk, the head starts moving, and what they get is the red eyes, the lit robe and the glowing cathedral while the parents at the curb take the picture. It ships in 5 to 7 days, 3 to 4 on express. Come November, unplug it, break it down, and it packs flat back into the tote for next year.
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