Tryhalloween Reviews 

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Buyer Beware of Projector Pro

The projector pro was advertised on FBI Tryhalloween website says "4.9 out of 1152 reveiws", which i can't believe is true. Apparently this "family" operation orders this directly from China. It took 2 weeks to receive it (8 days in China and 5 days in US). I was excited to set it up and have something unique to my neighborhood. I spent almost 3 hours measuring windows, taking down blinds, setting up my tripod and finding a suitable place for the projector.

I waited till it was dark outside and fired up the projector. What a complete disappointment! The projector light is so dim, that you can barely make out the images. It looks like a fogged window when viewed from the front yard/street. It’s a dim as an old flashlight. This is NOT what was pictured or represented on their website. It’s a waste of money with a light that is barely able to push an image 10 feet across the room.

I can't receive a refund, only exchange for something of equal or lessor $$'s. Went to their main website and anything that is interesting is sold out. Most items appear to be overpriced for what you receive.

I make it a point to support family businesses. It’s disappointing when the product is substandard like this.

October 21, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Don't buy the Halloween Projector Pro…

I purchased the Halloween Projector Pro and got the 60% off when purchasing two. When the items arrived, they were poor quality and the scenes that were advertised to be on the projector were not even on it. They will not accept a return. Very disappointed and will not purchase from them again.

October 15, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Avoid Tryhalloween. They don't produce what the advertise.

TryHalloween.com sold me a projector advertised with specific scary movies for window projection. What I received had NONE of those movies — only generic, non-scary ones. When I asked for the advertised content, they admitted they didn’t have it. I requested a refund, but they hid behind fine print in their return policy and only offered an exchange or store credit. Misleading advertising + no accountability. Don’t waste your money here.

October 1, 2025
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