Shudder Bags

Description: Shudder to Think was an American alternative rock band. Formed in 1986, they released three albums on the Washington, D.C.-based label Dischord Records, and two on Epic Records.

Description: Shudder To Think

Description: Drive-In Mutants love The Last Drive-in with Joe Bob Briggs on Shudder.

Description: Who doesn't love Darcy?

Description: Drive In Gothic

Description: We say check it out!

Description: Joe Bob

Description: Great Drive-in bill from 1965

Description: Five years after fifteen people were killed during a haunted house tour, a documentary crew visits the scene to investigate what really happened.

Description: Great White Shark acrylic painting

Description: Late night drive-in chair with a cowboy hat.

Description: Darcy and her favorite films: Halloween III and Prom Night II

Description: Inspired by "Late Night with the Devil"

Description: SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE

Description: Interpretation of Peachfuzz / Josef from the "Creep" series

Description: Shin Hogzilla....Hogzilla...Hogzilla.

Description: Creepshow

Description: Here we Ruth, a grieving widow and her talkative fetus. This illustration series aims to represent these strong female horror monsters and villains in bold, simple colors and shapes. It’s a labor of love and blood!

Description: Creepshow - "They're Creeping Up On You!"

Description: When he wants to go, he goes

Description: Creepshow Retro Horror Comic The Creep Anthology Minimalist

Description: Creepshow Retro Horror Comic The Creep Anthology Minimalist

Description: Reimagined shop sign as a tribute to Damien McCarthy's cult classic, Oddity

Description: No need to pick a favorite. Now get all four Final Guys across your chest.

Description: No one else has our 100 year old secret sauce.

Description: In A Violent Nature Ambient Slasher

Description: "Shudder Stories" book cover tee from Becky Books and creator Jim Beard.

Description: Shudder To Think Retro Stripes

Description: Shudder To Think Cassette Stripes

Description: The Grim Reaper takes a break! This hilarious "Just Killing Time" design features Death lounging on the couch, scrolling on his phone. A perfect mix of dark humor and minimalistic style for fans of gothic comedy.