PREXTEX Crawling Zombie Halloween Decoration - Zombies Coming Out of Ground Prop - Creepy Outdoor Zombie Yard Decorations for Haunted Houses, Graveyards, and Halloween Parties - 6 x 5 x 7 Inches

This crawling zombie looks awesome! Even my cats are startled by it. I can hardly wait to use it in our haunted house. Head and hands are a lightweight, hard plastic. The rest is fabric. It will be a great addition to our spooky decor. I'm very pleased with it.

When I first got this, I was disappointed by the fact that she isn’t solid (other than her head & hands), however, I realized she looks so darn creepy, and that she’d be fantastic “crawling out of” my Halloween graveyard. She is actually one of the best looking props for that, and unlike so many latex ones I’ve had over the years that don’t last, her solid plastic head & hands should last for years. There are so many ways to decorate with her; I particularly like the wreath that another reviewer, bzymom, made & posted. I just wish they’d make more, but with different faces/clothes. I would definitely add them to my graveyard and/or make a wreath; have them hanging from my porch, etc. The uses are just limited by one’s imagination!

Looks good but could use stake for windy days

This is light weight and a bit fragile but with care I feel sure it can be anchored down well enough, about what you would expect for the low price. The fact that the head and hands are life-size and the great detailing make this a spooky realistic looking Halloween prop. Very happy with this purchase. Hope it holds up well with care.

This is a half-mask glued to the back half a foam head (the head is not a whole foam head). That is not what bothers me, but it’s good to know. These are the problems:😠 one side of the mask is not glued to the foam head. Since the mask is hard plastic curling outward it will be impossible to glue it to the head😠 there is MUCH LESS hair than in the picture. I’m going to have to add hair. Even though it is supposed to be a zombie I like the hair in the picture.So, false advertising and poor quality control. I had only so much money to spend on decorations. It’s not worth returning since the face of the zombie looks good, and I doubt any replacement of the same product would not have defects.

The media could not be loaded. This thing was super cool as it is, but I drilled the eyes out and put a string of white solar fairy lights inside. I set the ‘mode’ on fade in and out and her eyes not only glow, they look like they are blinking. Super creepy! I also want to mention that her hair kept blowing in her face, so I put it up in a little bun. She’s my favorite Halloween decoration for sure!!!

I didn't expect it to last too long, maybe through Halloween so I could pack it away since I set it up close to the house & away from wind. However, This didn't even last 2 weeks up until Halloween. We didn't get much rain (maybe 1/2 inch) all October & this pooped out. 1. You have to find your own way to fix it to the ground. 2. Any & all debris (leaves, pollen, mulch etc) will collect in the matted hair wig, making it look like a "nest" blob. 3. This was extremely cheaply made. I literally have tiny yard signs from the dollar store that held up better. I had to trash it the day after Halloween.

What you see in the picture is what you get. It's well made. Doesn't look cheap. The paint job is really good for the price. The hands are well made. Overall, I'm glad I bought this zombie. She looks great and is going to look awesome in my cemetery.Recommended? YES!Be aware that this includes:* A head* A pair of hands* Some material connecting the hands to the head.It is NOT a body nor a torso. The material is sparse, just enough to connect the hands to the head. So, she can easily look like she's popping out of the ground.The head has NO stake to hold it up either. Neither do the hands.It's still easy to make this work, so I think for the price, you are still getting a good prop