Killer Collectibles highlights 5 of essentially the most thrilling new horror merchandise introduced every week, from toys and attire to paintings, information, and far more.
Listed here are the best horror collectibles unveiled this week!
Nosferatu Casket from Titan Casket
Within the wake of the Nosferatu popcorn bucket and Nosferatu sarcophagus mattress, the ante has been upped with the official Nosferatu casket.
Created by Titan Casket, the restricted version casket contains a vampiric black excessive gloss end metal exterior with a purple velvet inside that includes the movie’s brand on the top panel and gold {hardware}.
It prices $3,999, which isn’t a foul value contemplating you’ll spend eternity in it. Plus, Titan crops 10 timber for each casket bought!
Nightmare on Elm Road & Texas Chainsaw Bloodbath 2 Posters by Alex Pardee
Alex Pardee lends his Doppelgangers artwork model to A Nightmare on Elm Road and The Texas Chainsaw Bloodbath 2 for a pair of homage posters: “Nightmare Man in Your Home” and “A Dangerous Day in Texas 2.”
16×20 archival pigment prints can be found for $50, alongside a ton of Pardee’s different work, from Harman Initiatives. The unique 22×28 watercolor work are additionally up for grabs at $2,000 a bit.
Dracula Backpack from Loungefly
In search of the right approach to decorate for Nosferatu? Loungefly has crafted a Dracula‘s coffin backpack.
The faux-leather bag options adjustable and detachable straps so it may be worn as a backpack or a crossbody bag. It measures 12″ tall and 6.75″ extensive.
Scheduled to reach in January, the restricted version piece is out there for $70 completely from Leisure Earth.
Useless Silence Shirt from Cavity Colours
Beware the stare of Mary Shaw on Cavity Colours’ new Useless Silence tee designed by Dan Goldsworthy.
It’s obtainable for $25.50 till December 29, after which the value will increase to $30. It’ll ship the week of January 31.
Pinocchio 964 4K UHD from Media Blasters
Typically in comparison with Tetsuo: The Iron Man, Pinocchio 964 will likely be launched on 4K Extremely HD + Blu-ray on February 11 by way of Media Blasters.
The 1991 Japanese cyberpunk body-horror movie has been newly scanned in 4K from the unique 16mm digicam negatives. No particular options are listed, however a slipcase is included.
Often known as Screams of Blasphemy, Shozin Fukui directs from a script he co-wrote with Makoto Hamaguchi and Naoshi Gôda. Haji Suzuki and Onn-chan star.
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