Joe Dante Merch
Description: Gremlins and water don't mix. Classic 80s movie design with an advertising spin.
As Seen On TV Just Add Water gizmo gremlin funny cartooon Pillow
by Blaze_Belushi
$23 $28
Description: "I think the message to, uh, psychos, fanatics, murderers, nutcases all over the world is, uh, "do not mess with suburbanites". Because, uh, frankly we're just not gonna take it any more. Ya know, we're not gonna be content to look after our lawns and wax our cars, paint out houses. We're out to get them, Don, we are out to get them."
The Burbs: Smells Like They're Cooking A Goddamn Cat Over There Socks
by Hollow Peaks
$14 $20
The Howling (DISTRESSED) werewolf, joe dante Sticker
by StayTruePonyboy
$3.15 $3.50
The Burbs Movie - The Burbs - The Burbs 1989- Pizza Dude Posters and Art
by Clairey Lou Creations
$10 $14
Description: Joe Dante's Piranha (1978) unleashes a school of genetically modified killer fish into a summer resort, turning an idyllic swimming spot into a blood-soaked nightmare. A snarling blue piranha, jagged red Japanese lettering and sensational cinema taglines capture the gleefully outrageous spirit of this Roger Corman-produced creature feature.
Piranha (1978) – Joe Dante Japanese Horror Movie Poster Mug
by gogo-pachinko
$13 $18
Description: Remember Hans Klopek, the murderous son from The Burbs, remember him banging the hell out of the bin, I've never seen that! Remember him offering Tom Hanks, Ray Peterson, a Sardine on a Pretzel?
Hans Klopek from The Burbs Hat
by Harley Warren – Pop Culture Mashups, Surreal Art & Chaotic T‑Shirt Wizardry
$12 $19
Description: Joelho-Alto Prejuizo Moral (in English: "Knee-high Mischiefs") is a 1985 low budget Portuguese horror movie. It features small imp-like creatures who terrorize a village and are hunted by an old shop owner. The foreign film is a blatant rip off of the 1984 American movie "Gremlins". It deviated by adding different colored monsters which were meant to be a metaphor for World War II: blue ones were good, green ones were evil and red ones were indifferent. It is a favorite of cinephile Abed Nadir who appreciates it for its campy qualities despite its plagiaristic nature and shoddy production values. Its first appearance was in the Season Six episode "Lawnmower Maintenance and Postnatal Care".
