Gallon of Fake Blood

Merchant: HalloweenMart

This year, make your costume more effective and stand out in the crowd with a gallon of fake blood -- just like the Hollywood studios use.

Think of the awesome effect you'll have when you combine our stage blood with your Count Dracula costume.

Gallon of Blood

- Special Effects

- Looks and feels like real blood

- Non-Toxic

Thinking of recreating the scene from the movie "Carrie?" You'll need 3-6 gallons of stage blood to pull it off with authenticity.

Red Cross Practice Drills

Want to add additional realism to your practice triage drills? This fake blood is the perfect accessory to your other visual clues. Train your emergency response personnel to identify blood related visual clues and proper handling of "victims" in an emergency setting.

Not quite ready for a Gallon of Blood?
Try an ounce of Blood Gel for awesome wounding effects.

Cinema Secrets Blood Gel 1 oz
$ 3.99

The Cinema Secrets Blood Gel is much thicker than regular blood. This stuff is made to stick so you'll be able to capture that special bloody effect on film. 1oz. bottle will be plenty to make a person quite gory for Halloween or other special occasions.

 

Historical Perspective - Fake Blood Secures Divorce

July 18, 1914

A Grand Guignol "Thriller" in Real Life, This Unusual and Uncomfortable Stratagem by Which a Rich Swedish Merchant Secured Divorce from the Wife Who Loved Another

IT is not often that real life supplies the peculiar sort of plot required In the hair-raisins plays which luivo made the Theatre Grand Guignol, of Farls, famous the world over. Yet a divorce case just tried in Stockholm, Sweden, presented evidence that shows a faithless wife and her male accomplice to have flirted in scenes that could hardly be improved upon at the Grand Guifinol, where the sential slap; "props" ard coffins and shrouds, bottles of vitriol and knives dripping with stage blood.

It ia unfortunately true that wives are occasionally faithless in actual life, as well as upon the stage. And the same applies to husbands. Divorce court records reveal Trniny Ingenious runes Whereby wives and husbands have secured evidence of the faithloBsne.su of their wedded partners; but this appears to be the first instance of a husband accomplishing such a feat by having himself pronounced dead and placed in a coffin ready for burial.

That, is the feat that was successfully performed by Karl Petersen, a well-to-do citizen of the Swedish capital. Upon evidence thus presented the • court granted him a divorce from the handsome woman to whom he had been married barely a year.