Action Figures Announced for Upcoming Return to Silent Hill Movie Despite Negative Reception
Boutique toy manufacturer Zombie Sailor’s Toys has joined forces with Konami to launch a premium line of action figures inspired by Return to Silent Hill. This new collection draws directly from Christophe Gans’ latest cinematic venture into the fog-shrouded world of the iconic horror franchise.
“Zombie Sailor’s Toys is thrilled to unveil officially licensed Return to Silent Hill collectibles, celebrating the film’s arrival in theaters,” the company announced on its official site. “As devoted fans of the series, we have poured our passion into every sculpt, ensuring hauntingly accurate likenesses and the meticulous level of detail our collectors have come to expect.”
The upcoming wave of figures will feature several of the film’s most prominent characters and creatures, including:
- James Sunderland
- Pyramid Head
- The Nurses
- The Armless
While Return to Silent Hill serves as a direct adaptation of the masterpiece Silent Hill 2, the toy line highlights some of the film’s unique aesthetic deviations. Specifically, The Armless are creatures exclusive to the film’s lore, though they are heavily inspired by the game’s “Lying Figure.”
The figure of James Sunderland will reflect the specific style of actor Jeremy Irvine, depicting the protagonist with his signature long hair and distinctive accessories. Fans can also expect the Nurses to feature the unsettling, perforated facial textures that distinguish their appearance in this cinematic iteration.
These limited-edition collectibles are scheduled to debut on the Zombie Sailor’s Toys website later this month. Given their limited nature, horror enthusiasts and collectors should act quickly to secure these pieces of Silent Hill history.
Source: Polygon
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