By michael vivar
The Nightmare Before Christmas is a stop motion animated film that follows Jack Skellington and the citizens of Halloween Town attempting to take over Christmas.
The movie was a collaboration between behind-the-camera legends, director Henry Selick, writer Tim Burton and composer Danny Elfman.
It was released in 1993 and took in an initial box office of $50 million. The financial performance didn't make the film a flop, but it was by no means a blockbuster.
Over the following three decades, it garnered a massive and rabid following. Here are five outdoor decorations for The Nightmare Before Christmas superfans.
Two hanging banners feature the movie's romantic leads, Jack and Sally. They're illuminated by a string of LEDs powered by AA batteries.
The durable and waterproof cover fits standard mailboxes and affixes with magnets. It shows a stylized illustration of Jack, Sally and playful ghost dog, Zero.
Main villain, Oogie Boogie, is 52 inches tall and is light enough to be suspended from almost everywhere. Foam stuffing (not included) can be inserted for a more menacing effect.
These cheerful representations of the film's beloved characters easily stake into a yard or garden. They also glow in the dark.
All of The Nightmare Before Christmas outdoor decorations are priced between $12.00 and $106.00 on the Amazon Marketplace.
What Halloween movie do you watch every year without fail?