The Creepiest Caretaker in the Cemetery

Meet Tony Tombstone, the Graveyard Caretaker, a spine-chilling figure who makes sure no soul leaves the cemetery at least, not in one piece! With glowing green LED eyes, a moving jaw, and eerie sound effects, this monstrous ghoul isn’t here to keep things peacefulhe’s here to bring your Halloween display to life (or, should we say, the afterlife?).

Tony isn’t your typical groundskeeperhis skeletal hands move up and down, reaching for unlucky guests who dare step too close. His jaw moves as he speaks, delivering bone-chilling warnings in a truly haunting voice. And with those piercing green LED eyes, he looks like he’s straight out of your worst nightmares.

A Hauntingly Detailed Look

Draped in tattered, moss-like robes, this terrifying figure looks like he’s been lurking in the graveyard for centuries. His weathered skull, claw-like fingers, and tombstone-covered back add to his eerie presence. Standing tall with a decayed, sinister grin, Tony Tombstone is the perfect mix of haunted horror and Halloween fun.

A Grave Situation

When you buy this animated prop, Tony Tombstone is sure to become the star of your spooky setup. His sound effects, movement, and glowing eyes make him the perfect addition for anyone looking to create a truly haunted Halloween experience. Just don’t get too close he might be looking for new residents!

Features

• Metal stand, plastic, polyester fabric clothing
• LED green eyes, tombstones sprouting from his back, moss like robes
• Arms move up and down, jaw moves, eerie laughing and speaks 4 phrases
• Volume control, on, off/try me button and motion sensor mode ( can be activated using step pad, sold separately )
• Can be used indoors or in a covered outdoor location (shouldn’t be allowed to get wet)
• If used outdoors, must be plugged into a GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) outlet
• Measures 7 feet tall, 4 feet 2 inches wide
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• NOTE: The plug on this item may require an adapter (not included) for use outside the United States