36" x 80" Door Holographic Rear Projection Screen with Mounting Hardware for Projecting Halloween Videos

Bought for Halloween projection, so I haven't tried it yet, but it is the same type of material I bought from Atmosfx and it looks like it will work well. The price is my only complaint. Super expensive compared to anywhere else. The shopping was ultra fast.

Rear projection? Not a chance... You can see it well inside the room but once you go outside you can't see a thing! Waste of money!

The media could not be loaded.  The video says it all, but this thing works great! Every year we go all out for Halloween. This is my new favorite display! It also gives me another use for my projector, which I've always wanted to use for video images during the holidays. I am using an Epson Home Cinema 2250 in the included video. The projection screen captures the images beautifully! However, keep in mind that the picture quality depends quite a bit on the projector quality and the resolution of the video.My only complaint is the mounting hardware. As others have noted, the product comes with removable double sided tape strips and plastic clips. After about an hour they started coming off. You can basically toss the mounting hardware... I used hook style push pins, but a different brand double sided tape would work best to prevent any wall damage. This is the reason for the 4 star rating instead of 5. Otherwise, highly recommend!

It seems like a good concept but a few issues. 1. The video appears almost out of focus when using the mesh. 2. If you can’t get it completely smooth it shows. 3. The metal grommets along the edge of the mesh that are used to suspend it in an opening, they all gave out and came off of the mesh. For the money this thing costs it could be much better quality. I returned it.

I bought this because it is bigger than my rear projection mylar screen. But this fabric does not work well for rear projection. The image shows from both sides (as expected), but I could not get it to focus well. And unlike a mylar screen, the projector light glares in the middle of the image, which ruins the effect.