Skelly, Home Depot's official name for the 12 ... Another character of intimidating size, the 8.5-foot animated Knight Dullahan, invokes the classic creepy image of a headless horseman.

A deputy located the wandering reptile in Shapleigh, Maine, on Nov. 15 and asked the community for help finding its owner ...

When Home Depot’s 12-Foot Skeleton (“Skelly” to those in the know) took the internet by storm, it became clear that nothing ...

The 12-foot skeleton, affectionately known as "Skelly" for short, is pricy at about $299, but even if you can afford it, it's often out of stock due to its popularity. My local Home Depot didn't ...

Skelly, Home Depot's official name for the 12 ... the Home Depot team observed in real-life graveyards) for $79 and an 8-foot stack of giant LED skulls with glowing eyes for $199.

Lance Allen, senior merchant of Decorative Holiday at The Home Depot, says the retail store is at the forefront of supersized decorations. “Since releasing Skelly in 2020 and inventing the 12-foot ...

This pumpkin man is 8 feet tall and has a six-hour/18-hour automatic timer. If you do manage to get your hands on Skelly, or any other 12-foot-tall skeleton, you have to contend with the other ...

Consumers are having a hard time getting their hands on Skelly at regular price, so if you really want the Home Depot 12-foot ...