Monsters And Maniacs Kids Hoodies

The immortal Christopher Walken as Johnny Smith in the great "The Dead Zone".

Not only was this design voted one of the designs on this account, but It was also voted "I dig it" by Angel from That Strainge Show. If that won't make you buy it then WHAT WILL!

An unfortunate last name if you wanna stay sane. Brenda Bates here is from the '90s slasher by the numbers "Urban Legend".

Bride Of Kilerr Doll

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

John Harper from one of the metal is the Devil horror flicks, "Rocktober Blood".

Tristana Medeiros from "REC". The American remake "Quarantine", is good as well by the way.

From the Showtime anthology movie, "Body Bags", John Carpenter takes his turn on screen as The Coroner.

Even Harry Connick, Jr. loves the serial killers. Here's him as Daryll Lee Cullum from the flick, "Copycat".

The first and last crazy killer in Duo-Vision, here's bagheaded Jason Gant from "Wicked Wicked".

Art The Clown

From a mediocre movie, "Pon" (or "Phone" in English) is a helluva performance by Eun Seo-woo as the possessed Young-ju.

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

"robocop"'s Emil got what was coming to him when he got turned into a moaning pile of melting human goo.

Sid Haig in his screen debut as Ralph from "Spider Baby".

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

The classic black and white whacked out weird-fest "Forbidden Zone" houses a lot of strange stuff. The least of which is the premiere of The Knights Of Oingo Boingo and Danny Elfman as Cab Alloway inspired Satan. Good stuff.

Jeff Goldblum as Seth Brundle from the always awesome remake of "The Fly" (1986)

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

From Alfred Hitchcock's 1940 masterpiece, "Rebecca", it's the ruthless conniving Mrs. Danvers.

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

Art The Clown

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

Phantasm's The Tall Man is ready to throw some silver balls all up in yer face!

Chucky's special chick finally gets her due.

the people under the stairs, burn in hell

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Monsters

Vintage sci fi design from the 1950's.

The unnamed, unknown, glowing blue-toothed aliens from "Attack The Block" are some badass interplanetary monsters. But not so bad they can't be contained by your shirt.

Before you ask why Willy Wonka is included in a series called "monsters & Maniacs", don't forget this. He invited strange children to his bizarre shut-in factory and sat idly by (singing songs about it even) as he systematically relished in the murder and/or disfiguring of 4 children. Yeah, they were crappy kids, but still, a frickin' madman. P.S. - There is no acceptable Willy Wonka besides Gene Wilder - case closed.

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Not all crazed murderers come from horror movies. Whitey Jackson here is from the 1978 comedy/thriller "Foul Play".