Halloween Clown, Projection Effect, Digital Download

Halloween Clown, Projection Effect, Digital Download

Marsoni

M251S

$24.00

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Halloween Clown, Projection Effect, Digital DownloadChuckles the Halloween Clown is a Spooky, Goofy and Scary Clown. He resembles the clown in the movie IT, and will be an amazing addition to your Halloween Display. He does a variety of actions from goofy to menacing. Set up is easy! This is a digital decoration that is played on a standard DVD player out through any standard projector and display onto a rear projection material to provide the illusion of characters walking around inside your house!

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The TV stand is very simple to assemble and most people should be able to complete it in a little while, as several steps may require a second person. The unit itself is very sturdy and a little larger than I expected. The sliding "door" does require a little force to move, but furniture wax should do the trick nicely.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2026