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Home Depot is bringing back a giant Halloween skeleton that became a viral sensation five years ago .
The giant skeleton is now being updated with eight different LED eyes that can be customized for multiple holidays.
Home Depot also has a 3.5-foot -tall Chucky doll and 7-foot Frankenstein ’s monster.
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