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Adrienne Barbeau as her polar opposite self, Wilma Northrup from the legendary "Creepshow".

The most alluring sociopath of the '80s, it's Lisa Langlois as Patsy in "Class Of 1984".

The always familiar and awesome Dick Miller as Walter Paisley (the name that would follow him everywhere) in 1959's "Bucket Of Blood".

What better way to thrill him and yourself than have the inimitable Tom Atkins as Ray Cameron from "Night Of The Creeps" all over your dang shirt?

The venerable Fairuza Balk as Nancy Downs from the '90s classic, "The Craft".

From the underrated "Hellraiser: Bloodlines", it's the real villain in all of this, Duc De L'Isle.

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An outright classic (and a big influence for Edward Scissorhands too), Cesare here from the original "Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari" is still creepy and effective to this day. Go check it out if you haven't already. Then rush back and nab this shirt to show your support of the classics.

Little Karen Cooper from 1968's "Night Of The Living Dead" ain't as innocent as she may seem.

A curious eye chart from Burt's Uneeda office in "The Return Of The Living Dead"

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For the zero to 2 other people who have seen 1975's "Criminally Insane", it's the newest member of the bunch, Ethel Janowski.

From the unanny valley and "The Houses October Built" creeps in Porcelain.

Toby from the often forgotten early '90s slasher, "Popcorn".

Everyone's favorite succubus, Lily, from "V/H/S" is now here to stare into your soul - and maybe have a seriously awkward encounter with you in a seedy motel room. Who knows?!

From the 1920 version of "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde", this is John Barrymore as one of the titular characters, Mr. Hyde. Why is it in blue? Well on original screenings of many silent classics, the projectionist used to have colored slides that wou;d go over the projection window at certain moments of the movie. an old way to inject color and mood into film, but pretty cool nonetheless. So in this scene, Mr. Hyde is doused in blue, so that's what I went with.

Max Schreck's immortal portrayal of (still) the creepiest vampire ever to hit a movie screen, "Nosferatu".

Ray Milland as Dr. James Xavier from the 1963 Roger Corman flick, "X: The Man With X-Ray Eyes"

The venerable James Karen as the quietly insidious, Mr. Teague from the original masterpiece, "Poltergeist"

The often overlooked and underrated "Return Of The Living Dead Part II" still holds up as a pretty worthy sequel to its classic predecessor. James Karen is always good at any time, and as Ed, he's perfect.

Really fun legend, but a really mediocre movie, Either way, the Slenderman looks cool and is fun to draw, so here he is part of the crew.

Captain Blake and a couple of his crew from one of my favorite John Carpeneter movies, "The Fog" (1980)..

The serial killing miner with a heart of prose from the 1981 classic, "My Bloody Valentine" is now ready to be on your frickin' shirt already!

The unfortunate mutated astronaut from one helluva terrible / great flick - "Monster A-Go-Go".

Say it once, day it twice, third time's a charm, Beetlejuice is in the mix!

The iconic Michael Berryman in his turn as Pluto in the 1977 Wes Craven classic, "The Hills Have Eyes".

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Michael Landon as the chronically delinquent Tony Rivers in the 1957 classic, "I Was A Teenage Werewolf".

A couple of the sexed up monks from (the basically a porno/horror - or porror), "Mansion Of The Living Dead".

From the more than worthy sequel, "V/H/S/2", it's the poor unsuspecting bike couple just ridin' through the woods when things kinda went pear-shaped on ;em.

Stephen King as Jordy Verrill in the always awesome, "Creepshow"

Upson Pratt and a couple of his little buddies from the always great, "Creepshow".

From the unintentionally funny "The Believers" (due to Martin Sheen's amazing overacting), it's Palo, the voodoo prodigy.

From another pretty forgotten Wes Craven flick, here's Horace Pinker from "Shocker".

From the brilliant "Mandy", this is cult leader / terrible musician, Jeremiah Sand

From the brilliant "Mandy", this is cult leader / terrible musician, Jeremiah Sand