Spazm was an animatronic sold by Spirit Halloween for the 2005 through 2008 Halloween seasons. It resembled a grinning, deranged man in a dirty straitjacket, sitting on the ground and foaming at the mouth. When activated, his body shook violently as groaning sounds could be heard.
Spirit Halloween’s Description[]
“Unsuspecting guests will jump with fright when they pass by this gross Motion Activated SPAZM decoration. The slightest movement will cause this psychotically grinning figure to convulse grotesquely and grovel frenetically. Add this delightfully disgusting prop to complete your haunted house or spooky cemetery for this Halloween. Just make sure to strap him in tightly!”
- Stands 23" tall
- Spazm runs on 3 AA batteries, not included
- Spazm shivers and shakes
- Made of foam filled latex
- Includes velcro pouch for battery pack
- Sound clips
Trivia[]
- Spazm was used in an image for the famous creepypasta, The Russian Sleep Experiment.
- Because of this, he has been featured in many books and videos discussing the topic.
- Spazm was sculpted by artist Jordu Schell.
- Spazm was remade in 2013 with a fabric body but was never sold at Spirit Halloween.
- An unreleased tabletop version of Spazm appeared in the 2016 Morbid Enterprises catalog.
Gallery[]
ISE Appearances[]
Setup in Castle Entrance display
In store 2006
Features[]
Close-up of face
Side view
Seen in Morbid Industries convention booth 2005
Image For The Russian Sleep Experiment
2013 Remake
Unreleased mini version
Media[]
Seen in website photo
Pre-Production[]
Prototype
Prototype side view
Prototype close-up of head
Prototype side view of head
Prototype close-up of face
Prototype sculpt front
Prototype sculpt back
Videos[]
Spazm Product Video
Official Listing[]
- The listing for this animatronic is no longer available. Click HERE to view the last archived version of this listing.