Holiday Living Dead Inside Collection

Great value, works perfectly

So, the hands are on backwards. You can switch it around if you’d like. It’s an easy fix. For me, it’s fine the way it is. It’s posable. The joints are stiff and they make a squeaky noise, but it stays in place and doesn’t budge. It really is 5 feet tall. The red light eyes are a nice touch. I probably wouldn’t keep it outside if it’s raining out because I don’t know if it’s water proof. It’s $10-40 cheaper than other places. For $30 you’re getting a well made good quality item that will last a ...

Hands on backwards

I bought 2 of the gold and 2 of the regular. All 4 including all the ones in the store have the hands on backwards. That is unless I'm doing something wrong, but I don't want to bend the joints and break them. The palms are UP! Unless they are doing backhanded pullups on a tree limb they are on backwards. How do you have them grip something if the palms are up? Please let me know what I'm doing wrong. Because if it's not me, then every single one of them are damaged including the ones...

Highly recommend these skeletons!

I purchased 3 of these skeletons, and they are well worth the price compared with the completion out there! Whoever is answering questions related to this product isn’t very informed at all though, I almost didn’t purchase these because of the wrong answers to the questions. These skeletons aren’t just for hanging, they do have semi-posable joints and the arms and legs can be posed in a few different positions. They are also great for the yard! PS: I recommend clear zip ties if you want to have ...

It is worth the amount you pay.

I ordered 2 of these. They are worth the amount you pay. I had a hard time finding an adult size skeleton for less than $60 (per skeleton). My only complaint is the hands were put on "backwards" (with the thumbs facing out). Though i just unscrewed one screw per hand and flipped them over. One other comment is that they would be even better if the arms could rotate (hands out-palms up, then rotate so palms are down).

Very cool prop!

Great product for the price. I’ve seen similar skeletons elsewhere that were more money and weren’t as sturdy or as life like as this one. Would of been cooler if it’s arms and legs were posable outward also instead of just up and down but overall very happy with purchase.

skeleton 5ft

skeleton is great. paid 42.00 including shipping. improvements need to be made and kept at the same cost though. needs to be at least average height of 5 feet six inches, and wrists and ankles need to be able to rotate. another possible improvement would be adjustable spine to be able to add in height, and also possible replacement hands that could grasp and lock tightly to hold items. at some point i will mod this for myself. going to place in passenger seat and drive around with it for october...

Great quality for the price!

Loved the quality of this skeleton. The main reason why I bought this specific one at Lowe’s is because his eyes turn on red. Other skeletons at different stores don’t have that. The price is just right with this. I’ll be buying more next year!

Would be great but...

I ordered two of these and for the price i think they are great except for one thing. On both skeletons the arms are on backwards. We are worried that trying to take them off and fix them will end up breaking them.

He so skeery!

Love everything about this guy! I named him “Junior”. He’s so awesome that I’ve decided I will bring him indoors after Halloween is over. Ya know, a little Netflix and chill. And the best part is… he doesn’t snore. Win win chicken dinner!!!!!

Backwards hands?

I bought three of these to make it look like they're climbing up my house, and while they look cool, all of them have their hands on backwards. It's really strange. We tried to take one off and fix it, but ended up just breaking it.