Zombie Victim: Volume 2

The Undead Are Closer Than They Appear

Zombie Victim: Volume 2 delivers an intense, claustrophobic encounter with the undead from the other side of a locked, barricaded door. Set in a flickering, ruined hallway, the scene begins with a desperate woman running to the door, screaming for help. The viewer becomes a helpless bystander as a zombie emerges behind her, and the tension boils over into full-on carnage as she’s dragged away, screaming, her face smashed into the glass.

This effect is tailor-made for vertical screen placement inside a haunted door or containment chamber. With its gritty realism, screen-shaking action, and a heart-stopping finale, it’s the perfect blend of suspense and gore. Paired with a Hi-Rez Relay Decoder, the video can trigger air blasts, flashing lights, or shaking props to mimic the woman’s struggle and the zombie’s brutal attack—creating a 4D horror experience your guests won’t forget.

What We Love:

🚪 Forced Perspective Terror
The use of a vertical “door window” view immerses guests in the illusion that something horrifying is happening right outside.

🧟 Pure Panic
The performance, lighting, and camera work build tension perfectly—then release it in a gruesome climax that hits hard.

🎬 Practical FX Integration
Flipped versions and trigger options allow you to integrate this seamlessly into haunted set pieces or escape room props.

Use Case Ideas:

• Zombie Outbreak Containment Door: Place a vertically-mounted TV behind a barred or chained-up door prop to create the illusion of a sealed hallway under siege.
• Escape Room Panic Scene: Use this as a timed or motion-activated sequence that creates dread before a puzzle reveal.
• Queue Line Distraction: Set up near your haunt entrance to draw attention and rattle nerves before guests even step inside.

Final Verdict:

Zombie Victim: Volume 2 is the definition of cinematic horror—tight, dramatic, and visceral. It doesn’t just set the scene; it is the scene. From the desperate screams to the horrifying final moments, this effect is an emotional rollercoaster that makes a lasting impression. Add interactivity with sound, lighting, or air effects, and you’ve got a centerpiece scare that punches well above its weight.

🧟‍♀️ Recommended for:

• Haunted doors or window illusions
• Zombie-themed haunts or asylum sets
• Interactive props using screens and motion
• Escape rooms seeking a high-drama moment