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Discover Distortions Unlimited, a Halloween manufacturing company and online Halloween store that has been "Making Monsters" since 1978! We take pride in crafting high quality, artistic, and durable animatronics, props, masks, costumes and displays for a variety of customers. Our creations are used by Halloween events, home haunters, theme parks, haunted houses, horror fans, monster lovers, and collectors, just to name a few.
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Hidden in an industrial warehouse in Greeley, Colorado. Distortions Unlimitedâs owners, Ed and Marsha Edmunds, and their talented crew make monsters. Their quality props, masks and creations have been a mainstay of the dark amusement industry since 1978. Long creative hours are spent in gray-walled offices with brain-eating hunchbacks, wall-scaling zombies and docile 3-foot tall aliens. The working environment looks more like a nightmare factory than a place of business, and was recently featured on the reality show âMaking Monstersâ that aired on The Travel Channel.Â
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As a child and fan of television shows such as The Outer Limits, The Time Machine and the original Star Trek, Ed enjoyed creating masks and putting on performances as monster characters. Continued experiments with makeup turned his artistic hobby into a true talent at a young age, and among other stage makeup and prop work, he started his mask-making operation, Distortions Unlimited, while still in high school. Through college, Ed developed his companyâs products, sculpting a severed finger, molding bloody hands and becoming one of the first in the industry to sculpt cut-off arms. After college, Ed met Marsha Taub, a biology student from the University of Northern Colorado. Sharing a workplace, dedication to a faith in Christ, artistic passion and creative yearning, they became a team â one so strong, they exchanged marriage vows in 1992! From haunted houses and electric chairs to Alienâs homicidal alien queen and Alice Cooperâs Brutal Planet Tour, child-like enthusiasm and imagination has always reigned supreme at the office. With a new focus on cutting edge animations, developing technology and materials for props and molds, there are no worries of creative stagnation, and plans at Distortions are in fact âUnlimited.â For the future, âhigher impactâ and âmore intenseâ animations are the key phrases. Ed and Marsha now spend their days in a warehouse akin to a cannibalâs buffet. Hands and feet top a line of metal spikes, a row of glassy-eyed zombies peer from behind a rail of severed heads. They are still making monsters, but now they make them by the thousands.