When you feel the urgent need to scream, yell, shout, argue, cheer, or sing at the top of your lungs, spare others around you from the deafening noise when you unleash your rage into this cool new Anger Management ... Continue
A life-sized, 6 foot tall animatronic skeleton that stands upright on its own, realistically moves its arms, torso, head, and eyes, and then speaks a variety of chilling phrases to anyone who wanders too close.
If you're angry and stressed out, forget stress balls, punching through concrete walls, and furiously staring at people until their heads explode. Just SCREAM... in silence!
Get super nostalgic for landlines once again or for the very first time with this cool new yet totally retro 1950s Crosley Payphone hanging from your wall.
A lifesize animatronic skeleton that can either detect motion and speak some pre-recorded sayings or speak anything you say through an included microphone.
While it won't fetch you beers automatically like in Rocky IV, this massive lifesize robot can be covertly remote controlled to act very lifelike, intelligent, and verbally social.
A state-of-the-art wi-fi connected smart doorbell that lets you see and speak with visitors from anywhere in the world using an app on your smartphone or tablet.
This giant handcrafted plush reindeer reproduction magically comes to life and begins to speak and sing songs through it's animated talking head. If you're 150 lbs or lighter, you can even hop on its back and sing along.
When these fanged faux marble busts detect motion in a room, they come back to life and carry on different conversations with each other, complete with moving heads and mouths and spooky glowing white eyes.
This cute little talking hamster toy from Japan repeats everything you say back to you, in any language, in a fittingly hilarious squeaky voice.
This cool full-sized interactive toy parrot who, just like a real parrot, repeats words, can be taught to speak, responds to touch, makes sassy sounds and even dances.
As a wee tot I'm sure I talked to my teddy bear or had an imaginary friend, but not today's kids, they have interactive artificially intelligent neural life form robots with attitudes like Brian The Brain. Yep, this mere ... Continue
