Driftwood Bags
Description: Widow's Bay is an American comedy horror television series created by Katie Dippold for Apple TV, and starring Matthew Rhys, Kate O'Flynn, Kevin Carroll, Dale Dickey, Kingston Rumi Southwick, and Stephen Root. The series is set in the fictional New England island town of Widow's Bay, which is afflicted by a centuries-old curse that brings various supernatural evils upon the island. Hiro Murai serves as director and executive producer on the series. The series premiered on April 29, 2026, to critical acclaim, with critics praising its performances, direction, writing, production values, originality, and tonal balance of horror and comedy. For its first season, it received 19 nominations at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards.
Description: Barnabus Tavern is a prominent fictional spot on the show where characters gather, with interior scenes filmed at the real-life Vincent's bar in Worcester, Massachusetts.The Name Connections: Viewers and critics note that the name Barnabus echoes classic horror and literary references, such as Barnabas Collins from the gothic soap opera Dark Shadows.
Description: As tourists fill Widow's Bay, Tom has a flirtation with a woman named Marissa, who is in town for a bachelorette party. At night, Tom encounters an entity known as the Sea Hag, who scratches him on the arm; Wyck tells Tom that the Sea Hag scratches men to mark them as prey so she can track them down to kill them. After a date with Marissa, Tom fears that she is the Sea Hag and sends her away, but the real Sea Hag enters his house and is stopped when Wyck arrives and shoots her. Meanwhile, Bryce finds a mysterious well in the woods. Tom's son Evan and his friends befriend a pair of girls visiting from Boston, who are shocked to learn Evan has never left the island; they suddenly see Bryce returning from the woods, and he warns them that evil
Description: Vintage-inspired Jekyll Island travel poster featuring the island's historic coastal architecture, sandy beach, sea oats, palm trees, lush greenery, wooden beach walkway, and the elegant historic resort atmosphere of Georgia's Golden Isles. Distressed textures and muted vintage colors complete the nostalgic American travel-poster look.
