#morbid enterprises

[nina-cook]

Spazm :)

[justabitsp00ky]

Volume warning, screaming audio

The last couple years have been great for lost media recovery, and the trend continues to even the nichest of lost media corners. As of July 25, 2025, the original Halloween Asylum video showcasing Morbid's Enterprises/Industries' Face Ripping Bride animatronic has been found, and we can now see her in action! As it would turn out, the much remembered quote of her's "[Crying] I'll maks him suffer for what he did to me!", was in fact included.

The Face Ripping Bride was big for the lost animatronics/lost halloween props community, even making it into LSuperSonicQ's video about lost Halloween props.

I've previously made a post detailing some background and bits of the search for her in the post here, if you are looking for further reading on her.

Perhaps I'm biased, but I feel she is the definitely the scariest one, and its a shame she never went into production with the other two face rippers.

[tenaflyviper]

I’m sure by now that most fans of creepypasta (or creepy things in general) have come across the top, black and white photo during their travels across the worldwide web.

At one point, it was associated with “The Russian Sleep Experiment”.  Later it became the classification photo for SCP-957 (from the SCP Foundation--a collection of fictional cases of supposed anomalies collected and contained by a shadowy organization).

For the longest time, I’ve wanted to know just what in the hell this thing really is.  I knew it couldn’t be a person--was it a sculpture, perhaps?

As it turns out, this creature is actually just...a Halloween prop.  Originally sold by a company known as Morbid Enterprises, this not-quite-life-size, animated figure--known as “Spazm”--shakes and giggles maniacally whenever the motion detector located on his chest is tripped.  Some have a much better paint job than others (I am unsure at this time as to whether these nicer ones are customs--the first one below the top photo seems to be an original piece, as it has no sensor, and is much more detailed), while at least one incarnation has glowing, yellow eyes, and still another has an actual fabric straitjacket instead of a molded one.  Here’s a video of one of them in action.  For a little bit of comedy, a Reddit user accidentally snapped a photo of one dressed like a pirate.

For any of you out there that may want your own SCP-957, this prop (despite being several years old, originating from around 2006) can still be found on Amazon.  Be warned, however, that you can be expected to pay at least $100 for this creepy critter (more if you want the molded version).