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From the bowels of 1930's suburbia comes the menacing Scut Fakrus, here to ruin your Christmas,

The inimitable Vincent Price as Dr. Warren Chapin with his own personal Tingler in tow.

From the underrated modern day slasher "Hell Fest", it's the unknown, unnamed and unseen killer The Other.

The late, great Stephen Furst as Junior Keller from 1980's "The Unseen".

Not all vampires are sparkly, scary or sexy. Some, like Count Yorga here from "The Return Of Count Yorga", are simply - weird.

From what you might call a pretty convoluted, yet hypnotizingly odd flick, "The Forest", this is John, the cannibalistic / semi-feral Dad bod wandering about looking for hapless visitors to his haunted woods.

Rebekah Kennedy as Masha in the gem, "Two Witches". Go watch it, good stuff.

From 2001's "Valentine", it's Adam Carr here to ruin your February.

One scene, no character name given in the movie, but ridiculously memorable. Here's Horace Derwent toasting a helluva night at the Overlook.

Sam bouchard (a.k.a. - The Indian or Alexander Revelle) from one of my favorite '80s flicks, "Body Double".

Look, if you don't knbow what this is from, you should run out and watch the ridiculously cheesy and painfully '80s "The Last Dragon" right away. Now, "Kiss my Converse!"

Andy Warhol by Mailson Cello

If you know what it means, that's all that matters.

If you know what it means, that's all that matters.

The dead, vengeful showman from 1983's "Frightmare" is now part of the crew.

From the original Thanksgiving horror flick, this is Terry Simmons of 1987's ridiculous "Blood Rage".

Just another ecstatic fish on a shirt.

From the schlocky flick "I Was A Teenage Frankenstein", it's the inimitable, Bob.

Fun colorful monster for all types of occasions

George Romero took a pretty fun run at vampires with "Martin".

From 1981's "Nightmare", the thoroughly wacky George Tatum is now part of the menagerie.

The worst vacation rental experience you'll ever have is courtesy of Gracie Gillam's great performance as Rebecca in Shudder's "Superhost".

Christopher Lee as yet another icon, Count Dracula, in 1958's "Horror Of Dracula".

Pluto from the worthy remake of "The Hills Have Eyes" (2006).

From "Bride Of Chucky", here's the scarred and messed up version of the evil doll himself, Chucky.

Freddie Highmore in his run as your friendly neighborhood motel manager, Norman Bates, in TV's "Bates Motel".

From Rob Zombie's "House Of 1000 Corpses", it's Karen Black as the original Mother Firefly.

Trying to be nothing but a loyal assistant, Ed Getley here winds up one of the Deadites in "Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn". But, that's what you get for being blonde in an '80s movie.

From Alan Maxson's "Alien Planet", it's the show stealing Giree!

From the NASL, it's the logo for the Rochester Lancers

Good ol' Cannon Films got into the horror game as well with their entry into the slasher field, "New year's Evil". And the killer Richard Sullivan, for some damn reason, wore a Stan Laurel mask.

From Alan Maxson's "Alien Planet", it's the show stealing Giree!

From the Canadian classic, "Curtains", it's Patti O'Connor in a mask that terrified me when I was 13.

One of the chronically hungry and murderous Crites from "Critters" is here to join the gang.

Pap Corn's from Billy Pon's "Circus Of The Dead".

Everyone's favorite maniacal murderous, creepy gas station owning clown is alive and well and on your shirt!