Lost World Hats
Description: "Light but Strong." Thorne Mobile Field Systems was an engineering company founded by Dr. Jack “Doc” Thorne after he took retirement from Stanford University. Known for his dislike of theory and specializing in the use of more unorthodox engineering methods, Thorne took his profession into practice by founding Thorne Mobile Field Systems. Based in a shop at the far end of an industrial park in Woodside, the headquarters featured a large work floor with a small office in the corner. Of the few employees who worked for Thorne, one of the most notable was chief foreman Eddie Carr, whose genius with electronics and mechanics made him indispensable. In 1995, Richard Levine sought out Thorne Mobile Field Systems to create a modified Fo...
Description: Celebrate cult horror nostalgia with this striking The Lost Boys inspired design featuring a haunting amusement park skyline, blood-red night sky, bats, and the iconic “Murder Capital of the World” reference. Perfect for fans of 80s vampire films, retro horror aesthetics, gothic fashion, and classic cult cinema. This vintage-style artwork captures the dark atmosphere of California’s most infamous fictional vampire town, making it an ideal gift for horror lovers, movie collectors, and Halloween enthusiasts.
Description: a 1987 American comedy horror film directed by Joel Schumacher and written by Jeffrey Boam, Janice Fischer, and James Jeremias. Based on a story by Fischer and Jeremias, it follows two teenage brothers who move with their divorced mother to the fictional California town of Santa Carla, which they discover is a haven for vampires.
Description: On a forgotten island where evolution never died, terrified explorers uncover a prehistoric jungle ruled by a towering Tyrannosaurus rex, savage raptor packs, and screaming pterodactyls circling blood-red skies. Inspired by the 1925 silent-era classic and reimagined through late-70s Creature Feature grindhouse chaos, this retro pulp poster explodes with roaring dinosaurs, distressed VHS texture, bold jungle terror, and vintage adventure magazine energy. If you’re a fan of dinosaur movies, retro pulp art, grindhouse horror, kaiju monsters, vintage sci-fi posters, lost world adventures, and classic B-movie creature features, then I made this for you!
