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Mattel’s JNJ91 figure distributes references to the series across footwear, a miniature purse, and Thing’s ring.

The two heels on Mattel’s season-two Wednesday Addams doll do different jobs. One references Rosaline Rotwood’s tombstone; the other incorporates Wednesday’s typewriter. The footwear places objects from her world inside the figure’s clothing rather than presenting them as separate miniature furniture. Mattel’s official design description for the season-two Wednesday doll.

The doll wears a black shirt dress with a white collar and black tights, identified by Mattel as a season-two outfit. Thing sits on her shoulder wearing a ring shaped like a knight chess piece. A purse resembling a miniature Wednesday adds another character-specific reference.

These details belong to product JNJ91, a 10.5-inch figure with eleven points of articulation. Its costume, accessories, and poseable body form distinct parts of the design: the clothing identifies the screen look, while the smaller objects carry additional references.

Mattel supplies a stand because the doll does not stand independently. The window-box packaging provides another display format. The product description identifies the purse as a reference to a second-season encounter but does not explain that scene’s outcome. Mattel’s official design description for the season-two Wednesday doll.

Trick or Treat Studios combines two figures with the table, seating, and small objects from the 1974 film’s dinner setting.

Sally and Grandpa are the two figures included with Trick or Treat Studios’ Texas Chainsaw Massacre dinner playset. The rest of the package concentrates on their surroundings: a table, several types of chair, and the objects arranged across the tabletop. Trick or Treat Studios’ official contents list and sculptor credit.

Both figures are listed at five inches. The seating consists of three chairs with bone-decorated backs, Grandpa’s rocking chair, and an armchair. Those different forms retain the scene’s uneven furniture rather than a matching dining-room suite.

The smaller pieces include an armadillo, skull, pelvic bone, basin, hammer, box, two mug-and-saucer sets, and a water glass. They supply much of the scene’s mixture of household objects and bodily imagery.

Alexander Ray receives the sculpting credit. The manufacturer identifies the set with the 1974 film and distinguishes its included characters from the Cook, Hitchhiker, and Leatherface figures, which are sold separately. That distinction matters when reading a complete staged display photograph: every figure shown around the table is not necessarily part of this package. Trick or Treat Studios’ official contents list and sculptor credit.

Russ Lukich’s full-size prop design combines a latex exterior with thirty-six printed pages.

Trick or Treat Studios’ Evil Dead 2 Necronomicon is an opening book prop with an illustrated interior. The manufacturer specifies thirty-six full-color pages, extending the replica beyond the face-shaped cover that identifies the object from the film. Trick or Treat Studios’ official replica specifications and sculptor credit.

Russ Lukich sculpted the licensed replica at one-to-one scale. Its exterior is cast in latex. The pages have a weathered appearance and reproduce the screen prop’s fictional runes and chants, according to the manufacturer’s description.

That combination divides the replica into two kinds of detail. The exterior carries the sculpted surface, while the interior presents printed material that becomes visible when the book opens. Both refer to the object used in Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn.

The listed product is RLSC102, with UPC 811501031703. Those identifiers distinguish this page-containing prop from smaller Necronomicon-branded objects. The manufacturer’s description concerns a licensed film collectible; it does not describe an antique book or a historical source for the fictional text. Trick or Treat Studios’ official replica specifications and sculptor credit.

The film’s imagery appears in a pumpkin purse, interactive boot heels, and small costume details.

A pumpkin purse and a pair of platform boots carry two different references in Monster High’s Michael Myers doll. Mattel connects the purse to Halloween II’s poster, while the heels contain a VHS cover and tape designed to fit together. Mattel’s official Halloween II doll description and specifications.

The 10.5-inch figure takes its costume from the 1981 film’s killer but changes it through Monster High styling. A jumpsuit and the tank underneath carry red glitter spatter. Gray-toned skin recalls the mask, accompanied by black lipstick, dark hair, and glitter beneath the eyes.

Pumpkin and knife earrings continue the small-scale references. The belt includes syringe and hatchet charms, while a separate knife accessory fits into the pumpkin purse. These details distribute the film connection across the outfit instead of relying on a mask alone.

Mattel lists eleven articulation points and includes a stand, since the doll cannot stand on its own. The window-box package contains further film references and a certificate of authenticity. The design is cataloged as JDR68 within the Skullector line. Mattel’s official Halloween II doll description and specifications.