"The Hand" by Distortions, Monster Hand Animatronic Puppet
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What this video covers
Ed Edmunds introduces "The Hand," an oversized monster hand prop from Distortions Unlimited that blends puppetry with animatronics. An operator hidden behind a curtain controls the moving fingers to deliver live, reactive scares. It's pitched as a fit for haunted houses and theme events where dynamic, manually triggered effects are valued.
Key takeaways
- ◆A giant monster hand prop presented by Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited
- ◆Functions as a hybrid puppet and animatronic with articulated, moving fingers
- ◆Operated live by a person concealed behind a curtain
- ◆Marketed for haunted houses and theme park style events
Who this is for
Haunt owners and pro attraction operators looking for a large, operator-driven scare prop.
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