A storefront window display in Schiltigheim, France, features horror-themed decorations

A storefront window display in Schiltigheim, France, features horror-themed decorations. Centrally positioned and suspended, a large, two-dimensional depiction of a demonic nun figure, identified by a pale face, snarling mouth with visible sharp teeth, and prominent yellow eyes, is presented wearing a black habit and white wimple, with arms outstretched. Below and to the left, a two-dimensional image of the Annabelle doll is affixed to the glass. Portions of the window are streaked with red paint simulating blood splatters. A red light source is visible behind the nun figure. Reflections on the window overlay the display. These reflections show the interior of a building, likely a commercial space, with a white grid-patterned ceiling and recessed lighting. Visible reflections include a sign with "ADMINISTRATION" and French text such as "Heures d'ouverture" and "Interphone," a potted plant, and a male individual in a red and white jacket walking in the background. To the right, within the display, a partial mannequin dressed in a black and white striped shirt and wearing a red wig and glasses is visible. The partial word "erce" (likely part of "Commerce") is visible in white letters on the upper window frame.