Review on 👻 AtmosFX Phantasms: Elevate Your Halloween Décor with Digital Spectral Illusions by Nancy Young

Bought a video to project in a Halloween room by mounting a screen on the inside of the windows. The room has two 3x4 windows separated by a 10 inch wall section. I did not purchase the sheer fabric that this seller sells because it is expensive compared to alternatives. Just go to Walmart or a discount fabric store and buy something like bridal veil material that has a slightly tighter mesh. I bought the six feet needed to cover my windows for $5. The video is very easy to use and the production value is high enough to really create a good image. My only complaint (and why it's 4 stars instead of 5) is that many of the cutscenes start with the ghost entering the screen from one side, then stop and do what it's about to do. But they stop in the middle of the screen. So if you have a setup like mine (two windows separated by a narrow wall column) you need to point the projector at either one window or the other because if you center it that's the "action" of the ghost behind. central partition. It would be nice if the ghost in the video did something across the entire area of the screen instead of just (usually) flying in from the edge, stopping in the middle, doing something ghostly, and then flying away from the edge again. This makes the ghost fly off the screen but doesn't appear in the second window, which looks pretty weird from the outside, so you have to close the curtains or blinds on the other window for an outside observer to think that the ghost is flying past that window. The window is covered with curtains or blinds. It's still worth it, but it could be a bit better if everything doesn't happen in the center of the screen.