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    Spirit Halloween Releases Exclusive Horror Movie Babies Props

    Ada BloodBy Ada BloodJune 7, 20233 Mins Read
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    Seasonal retail giant Spirit Halloween has an adorable line of horror baby static props. These new designs include icons from films like “Trick’ r Treat,” “Scream,” “Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” and “IT.” 

    Sam from “Trick’ r Treat”
    Sam from “Trick’ r Treat” (Spirit Halloween)
    Sam from “Trick’ r Treat”
    Sam from “Trick’ r Treat” (Spirit Halloween)
    Sam from “Trick’ r Treat”
    Sam from “Trick’ r Treat” (Spirit Halloween)

    Sam from “Trick’ r Treat” comes complete with his signature, and deadly, lollipop. He is one baby that never gets fussy, as long as everyone is following the rules for Halloween. So don’t put the candle out in your jack-o-lantern too early, or he will throw a bloody tantrum. This figure measures 14″ high by 10.8″ wide and 10.4″ deep.

    Ghost Face from “Scream”
    Ghost Face from “Scream” (Spirit Halloween)
    Ghost Face from “Scream”
    Ghost Face from “Scream” (Spirit Halloween)
    Ghost Face from “Scream”
    Ghost Face from “Scream” (Spirit Halloween)

    Ghost Face from the “Scream” franchise is sure to delight any fan of 90s or meta-horror. He even comes with a bloody knife prop, and his little zip-up onesie is just to die for. This figure measures 14″ high by 10.9″ wide and 11.2″ deep. 

    Leatherface from “Texas Chainsaw Massacre”
    Leatherface from “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (Spirit Halloween)
    Leatherface from “Texas Chainsaw Massacre”
    Leatherface from “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (Spirit Halloween)
    Leatherface from “Texas Chainsaw Massacre”
    Leatherface from “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (Spirit Halloween)

    Leatherface from “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” comes in sporting his signature bloody leather apron and spiffy tie. His mask made out of human flesh really ties the whole look together. Only, in this version, he is welding a mallet, instead of his typical chainsaw. Since power tools would be way too dangerous for a baby! This is one kid you’ll want to keep happy to avoid getting whacked. It measures 14″ high by 10.4″ wide and 9.3″ deep.

    Pennywise from “IT”
    Pennywise from “IT” (Spirit Halloween)
    Pennywise from “IT”
    Pennywise from “IT” (Spirit Halloween)
    Pennywise from “IT”
    Pennywise from “IT” (Spirit Halloween)

    Last but not least we have the sum of all fear Pennywise from “IT.” Joining us fresh from the sewers of Derry, this design is based on the look of the modern reboots and not the TV mini-series with Tim Curry. Pennywise even has the S.S. Georgie to help lure you back down with him. But with an eternal evil this precious, he shouldn’t have any issues with getting you to float. This design measures 14″ high by 10.1″ wide and 8.6″ deep.

    Each of these adorable babies are officially licensed and made from foam filled with latex. They are available only at Spirit Halloween’s website for $49.99 each, while supplies last. With a limit of two units per order. 

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    Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

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