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For hosts who want a yard scare that actually moves

Most yard props freeze in place. This one wakes when people get close—red eyes, a turning body, a waving arm, and a scream that lands after the first step.

18 bolt

It reacts, it doesn’t pose

Sound and motion sensors fire the motor so the figure comes alive as guests approach—not a statue with a bulb.

18 target

Eyes, body, arm, scream

The burst hits together: glow, turn, wave, then the shout that makes people look twice.

Wake the yard scare

Footsteps first. Then it fires.

A built-in voice sensor and motion motor wait for approach. When they trip, movement and scream hit as one burst.

  • 18 pin tack
    1

    Someone nears the path

    Steps on the walkway or voices at the door reach the sensor before anyone leans in to inspect the robe.

  • 18 bolt
    2

    The motor wakes

    Head turns and the arm waves in the same beat so the figure doesn’t look like a still dummy with a light.

  • 18 star sparkle
    3

    The scream lands

    Sound fires with the motion burst—timed to catch people already looking, not after they’ve walked past.

Not another frozen zombie

A still dummy waits. This one answers footsteps with motion and a scream.

Wake the yard scare

HalloWraith

Reacts

Still yard dummy

Static
Sound + motion sensors
Head turns and arm waves together
Glowing red eyes
Build
Latex, plastic, and fabric
Typical light-up dummy
Weather
Rain-or-shine yard nights
Often porch-only décor

Wake the yard scare

The walkway jump, then the laugh

Hosts talking about real front-path nights—not a feature list.

They froze on the path

Kids hit the walkway, the head turned, and the scream went off. Two of them filmed it before they even rang the bell.

Kids hit the walkway, the head turned, and the scream went off. Two of them filmed it before they even rang the bell.

Kids hit the walkway, the head turned, and the scream went off. Two of them filmed it before they even rang the bell.

Marcus T.

Guests jumped, then laughed

Party crowd thought it was a dummy until the arm waved. One shriek, then everyone crowding in for a closer look.

Party crowd thought it was a dummy until the arm waved. One shriek, then everyone crowding in for a closer look.

Party crowd thought it was a dummy until the arm waved. One shriek, then everyone crowding in for a closer look.

Helen K.

Graveyard scene actually worked

Set it at the gate. Voices from the sidewalk woke it every time—no one strolled past without stopping.

Set it at the gate. Voices from the sidewalk woke it every time—no one strolled past without stopping.

Set it at the gate. Voices from the sidewalk woke it every time—no one strolled past without stopping.

Devon R.

Wake the yard scare

Power, rain, and where it lives

Last practical bits before you plant it on the path.

Power

Weather

Placement

What batteries does it take?

It runs on 3 AA batteries. They are not included, so grab a pack before the first night.

Can it stay out in rain?

The build is weather-resistant for rain or shine, night after night on the yard.

Front yard only, or inside too?

Use it on front yards, haunted-house setups, graveyard scenes, and Halloween parties—indoors or out.