Halloween Props & Mannequins

How to choose Halloween props

Think about the scene you want to build, then pick one large prop as the centerpiece and fill in with smaller pieces. Check the product page for size, material and whether a prop is posable, since a stuffed dummy can sit in a chair while a rigid figure needs to stand.

Life-size figures and dummies

Morris Costumes makes a 6 foot life-sized dummy with hands, and Seasonal Visions makes a poseable life-sized stuffed dummy. Fun World makes a 6 foot Scream Ghost Face with knife, Sunstar makes a 5 foot skeleton pose and hold, and Seasons USA makes a werewolf pose n stay. Seasonal Visions also makes a 60 inch collapsible coffin in black or brown, and a rocking Santa Claus for the holidays.

Severed parts and gore

For a haunted kitchen or lab, choose a 13 inch severed head, a bloody heart, a brain, a bloody skull, a peeled hand, a realistic cut-off ear, severed feet, hands and a left leg, a shaking arm or a 5 piece bag of fingers. Creepy extras include 12 and 16 inch zombie babies, a zombie cat, a bad teddy bear, a Dawn of the Dead zombie pillow, a 4 foot swamp alligator, a jumbo fly, a realistic rat and a jumbo hook and chain. Place small props at eye level on shelves and tables so guests notice them, and add blood and wounds with fake blood.

Skeleton animals and pumpkins

Seasons USA makes skeleton props such as a gargoyle, a digger dog, an eel, a baby duck, a duck, a dragon and a spider. Ghoulish adds jack-o'-lantern props, funny and happy 9 inch pumpkins and a little monster gargoyle statue, and Sunstar makes a 7 inch burlap skull face. More bones are in Halloween skeletons and skulls.

This collection also includes many yard inflatables, such as ghosts, a reaper archway, Jack Skellington, a photo-realistic Michael Myers and the Hocus Pocus sisters, along with Christmas, Valentine's Day and graduation inflatables. For the full set, see yard inflatables. For props that move and talk, browse Halloween animatronics. Call 800-618-6053 with any questions.