A Cut Above Magnets
Description: Is the 1986 film April Fool's Day actually a horror slasher movie or is it a smart thriller masquerading as a cheap 80s slasher flick? Fans have their opinions on the matter, but check out the synopsis and then give it a watch yourself: On April Fool’s Day weekend, a group of college friends decides to get away from it all, making their way to their rich friend’s Muffy’s palatial mansion by the water. There they celebrate in style, complete with champagne and fine dining, but their idea of a good time is to pull pranks on each other for the entirety of the weekend. However, it seems that someone is taking the pranks too far when multiple bodies start piling up.
Description: Celebrate the precision and pride of the operating room crew with this sharp, clean graphic. Featuring a clever pun and beautifully detailed vector art of a surgical scalpel and scissors, it’s the perfect statement apparel for dedicated surgical technologists and OR nurses. Ideal to wear under hospital scrubs, at clinical rotations, or as a fantastic appreciation gift for National Surgical Tech Week. Stand out and show everyone why you're a cut above the rest!
Description: A little sharp. A little shady. Entirely unforgettable. This Granny Gone Rouge design features a vintage-inspired guillotine framed by wild mushrooms and curling ferns, with a banner boldly declaring “A Cut Above the Rest.” Equal parts dark humor, cottage-goth charm, and rebellious attitude, it's a nod to anyone who appreciates a clever comeback, a wicked sense of style, and a healthy disregard for convention. Rendered with a storybook-meets-macabre aesthetic, this design blends woodland whimsy with a touch of historical mischief. Whether you're drawn to gothic fashion, strange gardens, dark folklore, or simply enjoy standing out from the crowd, this design delivers a perfectly sharp statement.
Description: A darkly comedic slasher classic wrapped in an elegant dinner party setting, this poster for April Fool’s Day (1986) balances suspense and satire. At its center, a woman with a chilling smirk holds a bloodied knife behind her back while hosting a group of unsuspecting guests. A noose forms the “L” in the title, hinting at playful but deadly tricks. With blood-streaked tableware, eerie lighting, and a tagline that slices through expectations, this design captures the campy, mysterious charm of 80s horror with a twist.
