In popular culture Fake shrunken head in the Knight Bus, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (Universal Orlando Resort). In Herman Melville's whaling novel Moby-Dick, Ishmael meets the cannibal harpooneer Queequeg as he returns from a day of selling shrunken heads. In Tintin and the Broken Ear Tintin and explorer Ridgewell are threatened with having their heads shrunk after being capture by Amazon Indigenous people. In Willard Price's 1949 novel Amazon Adventure, a Jivaro chief describes the process of shrinking heads to the story's protagonists, Hal and Roger Hunt. The 1959 film, "The Four Skulls Of Jonathan Drake" Dr. Emil Zurich (Henry Daniell) seeks to take revenge on the descendants of the Drake family, whose ancestors were responsible for a tribal massacre two hundred years past. In 1975, Whiting (a Milton Bradley company) released Vincent Price's Shrunken Head Apple Sculpture Kit. In the 1988 film Beetlejuice, Harry the Hunter, who is waiting in the Netherworld Waiting Room, has a shrunken head (his own). Later, the titular character has his 'living' and still attached head magically shrunken in the Waiting Room apparently by the same Jivaro man who shrunk Harry's head. In the 1989 episode "Grand Deceptions", Columbo discusses a shrunken head that the antagonist has in his office. One of the North American television commercials for the 1990 video game Dr. Mario featured head shrinking, as well as a cover of the song Witch Doctor with slightly different URL A child receives a shrunken head as a Christmas gift in the 1993 film The Nightmare Before Christmas. The titular head of R.L. Stine's Goosebumps #39, How I Got My Shrunken Head (released in 1996) is a shrunken head. The novel was adapted as the two-part Season Four premiere of the television series Goosebumps. In the Goosebumps film, a shrunken head is seen on the staff of a Mulgani. In the 1990 video game The Secret of Monkey Island a shrunken head guides Guybrush Threepwood to find LeChuck's Ghost Ship. In the 2000 video game Diablo 2 and its 2012 sequel, one of the character classes uses shrunken heads as an equippable item in place of a shield. In the 2001 Dreamcast game Ooga Booga, shrunken heads are used as throwable weapons by the Kahunas. In the PC game Heroes of Newerth, a shrunken head is a purchasable item that grants the owner magic immunity for 10 seconds. In the 2001 film The Mummy Returns, shrunken heads make an appearance and provide dark comic relief. In James Rollins's 2002 novel Amazonia, Dr. Favre's Shuar mistress, Tshui, is described as a "witch" who concocts poisons, brews psychoactive tea, and maintains a large collection of shrunken heads. Her process of shrinking one such trophy, which she wears around her neck, is described in great detail. In the 2002 episode of the American-Canadian cartoon Ed, Edd, n Eddy titled "X Marks the Ed", Eddy gets his first pimple and accidentally has his head shrunk by Rolf in an attempt to rid himself of it. In the 2004 film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Lenny Henry voices Dre Head, a Jamaican  shrunken head on the magical Knight Bus  . In the 2007 film Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, Jack Sparrow's father shows Jack a shrunken head when he asks how his mother is. Jack then comments, "She looks great!". In Tess Gerritsen's 7th instalment of Rizzoli & Isles series - The Keepsake - published in 2008, shrunken heads are discovered in a hidden section of Crispin Museum. There are detailed explanations on the history of tsantsas as well as how they are made. In the 2009 film The Princess and the Frog, singing shrunken heads appear as part of Dr. Facilier's legion of voodoo servants during his musical number Friends on the Other Side, as well as him showing a shrunken head, explaining "I'm a royal myself on my mother's side." In the 2010 video game Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, shrunken heads appear as random loot, rewards for investing in shops, and are required for completion of a certain quest. In the 2012 film Hotel Transylvania and its two sequels, the shrunken heads (voiced by Luenell and Jim Wise) serve as the "Do Not Disturb" signs where they would quote "do not disturb" when a person passes them. One sarcastic one hangs outside of Mavis' room. In James Ellroy's 2014 novel Perfidia, shrunken heads are displayed, sold, and worn by multiple characters, including Los Angeles police and other officials. In the 2014 Dutch tv series Hollands Hoop, the mentally disturbed Dimitri has a habit of shrinking the heads of the people that he has killed. In the 2018 game, Red Dead Redemption 2, the player can find and loot a shrunken head from a cabin.
In popular culture Fake shrunken head in the Knight Bus, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (Universal Orlando Resort). In Herman Melville's whaling novel Moby-Dick, Ishmael meets the cannibal harpooneer Queequeg as he returns from a day of selling shrunken heads. In Tintin and the Broken Ear Tintin and explorer Ridgewell are threatened with having their heads shrunk after being capture by Amazon Indigenous people. In Willard Price's 1949 novel Amazon Adventure, a Jivaro chief describes the process of shrinking heads to the story's protagonists, Hal and Roger Hunt. The 1959 film, "The Four Skulls Of Jonathan Drake" Dr. Emil Zurich (Henry Daniell) seeks to take revenge on the descendants of the Drake family, whose ancestors were responsible for a tribal massacre two hundred years past. In 1975, Whiting (a Milton Bradley company) released Vincent Price's Shrunken Head Apple Sculpture Kit. In the 1988 film Beetlejuice, Harry the Hunter, who is waiting in the Netherworld Waiting Room, has a shrunken head (his own). Later, the titular character has his 'living' and still attached head magically shrunken in the Waiting Room apparently by the same Jivaro man who shrunk Harry's head. In the 1989 episode "Grand Deceptions", Columbo discusses a shrunken head that the antagonist has in his office. One of the North American television commercials for the 1990 video game Dr. Mario featured head shrinking, as well as a cover of the song Witch Doctor with slightly different URL A child receives a shrunken head as a Christmas gift in the 1993 film The Nightmare Before Christmas. The titular head of R.L. Stine's Goosebumps #39, How I Got My Shrunken Head (released in 1996) is a shrunken head. The novel was adapted as the two-part Season Four premiere of the television series Goosebumps. In the Goosebumps film, a shrunken head is seen on the staff of a Mulgani. In the 1990 video game The Secret of Monkey Island a shrunken head guides Guybrush Threepwood to find LeChuck's Ghost Ship. In the 2000 video game Diablo 2 and its 2012 sequel, one of the character classes uses shrunken heads as an equippable item in place of a shield. In the 2001 Dreamcast game Ooga Booga, shrunken heads are used as throwable weapons by the Kahunas. In the PC game Heroes of Newerth, a shrunken head is a purchasable item that grants the owner magic immunity for 10 seconds. In the 2001 film The Mummy Returns, shrunken heads make an appearance and provide dark comic relief. In James Rollins's 2002 novel Amazonia, Dr. Favre's Shuar mistress, Tshui, is described as a "witch" who concocts poisons, brews psychoactive tea, and maintains a large collection of shrunken heads. Her process of shrinking one such trophy, which she wears around her neck, is described in great detail. In the 2002 episode of the American-Canadian cartoon Ed, Edd, n Eddy titled "X Marks the Ed", Eddy gets his first pimple and accidentally has his head shrunk by Rolf in an attempt to rid himself of it. In the 2004 film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Lenny Henry voices Dre Head, a Jamaican accented shrunken head on the magical Knight Bus . The same film features three more shrunken heads, voiced by Brian Bowles and Peter Serafinowicz, inside the wizard pub The Three Broomsticks. The shrunken heads were created for the film but Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling greatly enjoyed the idea and endorsed the addition in an interview featured on the DVD extras . In the 2007 film Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, Jack Sparrow's father shows Jack a shrunken head when he asks how his mother is. Jack then comments, "She looks great!". In Tess Gerritsen's 7th instalment of Rizzoli & Isles series - The Keepsake - published in 2008, shrunken heads are discovered in a hidden section of Crispin Museum. There are detailed explanations on the history of tsantsas as well as how they are made. In the 2009 film The Princess and the Frog, singing shrunken heads appear as part of Dr. Facilier's legion of voodoo servants during his musical number Friends on the Other Side, as well as him showing a shrunken head, explaining "I'm a royal myself on my mother's side." In the 2010 video game Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, shrunken heads appear as random loot, rewards for investing in shops, and are required for completion of a certain quest. In the 2012 film Hotel Transylvania and its two sequels, the shrunken heads (voiced by Luenell and Jim Wise) serve as the "Do Not Disturb" signs where they would quote "do not disturb" when a person passes them. One sarcastic one hangs outside of Mavis' room. In James Ellroy's 2014 novel Perfidia, shrunken heads are displayed, sold, and worn by multiple characters, including Los Angeles police and other officials. In the 2014 Dutch tv series Hollands Hoop, the mentally disturbed Dimitri has a habit of shrinking the heads of the people that he has killed. In the 2018 game, Red Dead Redemption 2, the player can find and loot a shrunken head from a cabin.
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. The same film features three more shrunken heads, voiced by Brian Bowles and Peter Serafinowicz, inside the wizard pub The Three Broomsticks. The shrunken heads were created for the film but Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling greatly enjoyed the idea and endorsed the addition in an interview featured on the DVD extras