Own the screen-used & screen-matched hero clock radio from The Amityville Horror (2005), used by Ryan Reynolds as George Lutz in multiple close-up scenes. This iconic prop comes directly from the film’s property master with his signed LOA, plus an Anchored Props COA. Free U.S. shipping! A must-have for horror collectors!
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A highly detailed replica Gremlin skull inspired by the 1984 cult classic Gremlins. Originally part of an old GreyZone model kit, this rare collectible is expertly painted and mounted on a removable acrylic display stand. A must-have centerpiece for horror and movie memorabilia collectors.
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Original screen-used brass prop pin from Coneheads (1993), worn by upper-ranking Remulack officials during the film’s climax. Obtained directly from a production crew member.
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Screen-used set of three beanbag props (orange, yellow, black) from the Flesh Fair scene in A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001). Used by spectators to attack AI robots. Acquired directly from a crew member. Very rare film props.
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Screen-used prop book from Gale Weathers’s apartment in Scream VI, with studio COA and custom display.
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Screen-used Nancy Loomis shrine sign from Scream VI, with studio COA and custom display.
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Screen-used hero prop New York license plate from Mike Flanagan's "The Fall of The House of Usher" Netflix miniseries, as used by Camille Usher (played by Kate Siegel) -
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Screen-used stunt knife from The Departed (2006), used by Matt Damon in his role as Colin Sullivan. Presented in a custom acrylic display with film title plaque and scene image.
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Half-scale Gremlins (1984) puppet head replica, created from a direct 3D scan of an original and hand-painted by SFX artist Jamie Grove. Mounted on a custom metal base.
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Replica Stripe skull from Gremlins (1984), created from a direct 3D scan of a production-made skull and 3D printed. Expertly painted and mounted on a custom display stand.
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Rachel Creed original plaster face mold used to create the prosthetic worn by actress Denise Crosby in the film Pet Sematary Directed by Mary Lambert and based on the Stephen King novel.
