Best Choice Products 5ft Standing Werewolf, Howling Hudson Halloween Animatronic w/ Pre-Recorded Phrases, LED Eyes

Really like this animatronic, however he is only sound and touch activated not by foot pad, so if you have the multiple animatronics remote you will not be able to connect it to that. He is about 5 feet tall, I used plastic bags to stuff him up a bit, he is relatively a small guy, but he adds a nice element of creepy to my garage haunted house! He says six fun sayings! Thank you! Overall, for the price not bad, but if you are looking for a real animatronic who is foot pad activated you may want to hold off.

I really really really had a good time with this clown and I still have it in my living room and I really enjoy it and they brought a lot of laughter to a lot of the trick-or-treaters but it also scared some of the little kids, but we learn to push the buttons when they were still kids only older kids and they really had a good time. It's a really great clown. Love it love it love it. I really really really had a good time with this clown and I still have it in my living room and I really enjoy it and they brought a lot of laughter to a lot of the trick-or-treaters but it also scared some of the little kids, but we learn to push the buttons when they were still kids only older kids and they really had a good time. It's a really great clown. Love it love it love it.

Personally, I thought it was gonna have more substance. The legs don't have any stuffing so they just kind of hang wobbly. The face is somewhat scary. I guess I expected more. Personally, I thought it was gonna have more substance. The legs don't have any stuffing so they just kind of hang wobbly. The face is OK somewhat scary. I guess I just expected more.

I had the same problem as others. the head faces down which defeats the purpose. the legs wobble and don't stand so the feet end up sideways. you definitely need to stuff it to make it look more realistic. i would give it more stars if the head would face up and if it stood erect.

the place where you attach the pole to make it stand is screwed into a thin plastic box with super small screws and they all ripped out within the first hour of operation. I had to completely rebuild and re engineer that whole area. Its complete junk and not worth the price.

I bought the Halloween Werewolf from Walmart. It is kind of thin %26 looks anorexic. Face also looks off for what a Werewolf should look. also unstable mounting system. falls over all the time. had to go buy stakes to help sipport it up. Wasn't quite right for this Washington wet ground.

Not bad. you need to stuff the legs with something though. The head doesn't move much and is always looking down. All in all it is still a decent werewolf for the yard at a decent price. Very easy setup, but I used 2 tent stake on the base to keep it from blowing over.

He's pretty cool. As some have mentioned, the head is smaller than expected, but if the head were bigger it would tip over from being top heavy. Didn't come with stakes to hold it down so we bought 4 in the camping section at .97ea. It still tipped over in the wind so we had to bury it in the dirt a bit. It moves around great and moves loud howling sounds but you have to get pretty close to it to be activated.

Scary and hairy. The green eyes light up and it howls. The werewolf comes with a stand which is easily put together. The battery compartment does need a tiny star screwdriver to open it and it operated on 3 AAA batteries which must be purchased separately. It definitely has the scare factor

I received this clown very quickly and it's exactly as described. He folds up for easy storage. When I set him up I added some plastic bags for stuffing to make him more plump and he looks pretty scary. I set him up on my porch under the cover of the roof (not waterproof) and so far he hasn't been knocked over by wind. Can't wait for trick or treaters!