spinning head

After passing through a curtained entryway, you’re greeted by a dazzling textile baluster mounted on a coin-operated pottery wheel, a life-size wax puppeteer with a twitching hand; an array of mythological porcelain and terra-cotta figurines and a towering sculpture of a woman with an animatronic spinning head.

The obvious assumption is that it was the projectile pea soup, or the bloody cross, or the spinning head.

As for whether to go with a spinning head or one that vibrates, it also comes down to personal preference, Israel says.

A demonic girl’s spinning head might seem unsettling to everyone, but the fear of being followed — haunted — by men in white Klan hoods or blue uniforms is one that many white Americans will never know.

Despite his spinning head, he raised himself from the log.