Zombie Containment

HallowFX’s Zombie Containment
One Hungry Corpse, One Containment Failure, and One Very Cool Projection

If you’re looking for a quick and high-impact scare to add to your Halloween haunt, Zombie Containment from HallowFX delivers undead chaos in under a minute. This 50-second digital decoration features a raging zombie trapped inside a high-security containment unit. As sirens blare and the creature pounds on the glass, the illusion builds to a thrilling climax—just before gas is released to subdue the infected menace. Whether projected on a door, wall, or custom prop build, this effect is designed to shock, surprise, and satisfy.

Zombie Containment is formatted in crisp 1080p and comes with both a looping main file and a buffer file for triggered displays using a Sprite media player. Like its sci-fi counterpart Alien Containment, the setup is simple and the results are intense. This version swaps out the extraterrestrial for a snarling, undead horror—making it perfect for zombie apocalypse themes, quarantine zones, or mad scientist labs. It’s fast, effective, and surprisingly immersive for such a compact runtime.

Containment Has Failed… Again

The zombie animation is visceral, aggressive, and full of undead energy. He claws at the glass, thrashes around, and delivers exactly the kind of unsettling motion that makes guests jump—especially if used as a triggered scare. The containment unit background sells the story instantly, and the release of gas at the end provides a satisfying resolution that resets cleanly for looping.

Like other HallowFX virtual props, this one is incredibly versatile. Project it directly onto a garage, use it as a surprise around a corner, or build a physical “containment box” with frosted plexiglass to take the realism up a notch. If you’ve already used Alien Containment in previous years, Zombie Containment makes for an excellent thematic upgrade or variation to keep things fresh.

Creative Uses

• Containment Zone Prop: Build a containment chamber using clear acrylic and project the zombie from the rear to simulate an actual breach.
• Garage Projection: Display horizontally across your garage to make it look like the zombie’s about to break through the loading bay doors.
• Hallway Surprise: Use the buffer video to trigger the animation as guests walk by for a perfectly timed scare.
• Quarantine Scene: Add warning signs, flickering lights, and biohazard tape to turn this effect into part of a full outbreak display.

Final Verdict

Zombie Containment is short, punchy, and packed with undead attitude. Whether you’re going for traditional zombies or a Resident Evil-style bio-lab, this effect brings tension, energy, and instant atmosphere. It’s a budget-friendly way to make a big visual statement.

Compact, creepy, and contagiously cool—Zombie Containment is a top-tier projection prop for any undead-themed haunt.